SS Theaters UTT and Jeff and Pretty Girls at Rial
The notice announces two days of showings at Rial Theatre featuring UTT and Jeff with Pretty Girls amid a lineup including a chorus. Tickets start Thursday with seats available as the week progresses. The item blends comic acts with street entertainment and a public safety alert about an upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utt
Jeff
Rial
Diud
Jai
Amidieriv
Ace Kia
Hicbere
Sturday
Amerings Nahaden
Thetling Stunts by Edythe Sterling at Dreamland
A fragmentary description of Edythe Sterling performing stunts at Dreamland theater on Thursday. The garbled text references a new picture about cattle Rootwine and hints at ranch life and personal tragedy, with unclear names and events.
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Edythe Sterling
Dreamland Thurs
Baeto
Wrot
Renane
Pete
Bbs
Oweltiy Dyer
Seldon
Tea for Three at Rialto in December
Rialto Theatre presents Tea for Three in December under Salwyn & Co. management. Playwright Rot Cooper McBraue, author of It Pays to Advertise and Seven Chances, brings a new comedy from New York with strong advance notice and a hoped for quick box office opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theatre
Punsday
Sy Ly Rot
Cooper McBraue
Salwyn & Co
Roi Cooper
Megrue
New York
Selwyns
Stop Green Eyes Exhorters Fight Breaks Up Meeting
Fragmentary report describes a confrontation at a meeting of exhorters led by Dorothy Rh and William Nein. The rare star speaker faced opposition, and the gathering dissolved after tensions rose.
Early season claim of best work by talented playwright
The fragment notes that early in the season the playwright is said to have produced his best work yet. It emphasizes the talent and forecasts strong reception, though details are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hos
Ay Wale
David Wark Gritith
Jamie Pise
Lottie Goodlooks
Pot
Cayalvity
Miss Hawks Mystery Ends In Sudden Flight From Fame
An intriguing tale unfolds around Miss Hawks who, after wandering miles in hunger and fatigue, experiences a dramatic shift ending with a perilous flight and public curiosity. The narrative intertwines celebrity, Prohibition era intrigue, and a daring escape.
Green Eyes Creeps to Strand Theatre as Audience Leaves
The scene features performers stalling amid a halted crowd of culti and brethren while the chorus stops grinding and ten minutes pass. Dorothy Dultan, celebrated for grace, appears in a jealousy driven misadventure on the Strand stage, ending with a muddled curtain.
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Green Eyes
Jeal
G Gluvdy
Dorothy Dultan
Puuda
Strand
Taiarrow
Slayer Flees After Fatal Shot Near McKinley Ranch
December 3 report from the McKinley area states a man fired a fatal shot killing Clarence at the ranch. A bystander identified as Mrs. Branch was seriously wounded and the shooter fled the scene. Local authorities investigated at the McKinley site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Big Thay
Branch
McKin
McKingey
Police chase after Branch in gunfire incident
Police report a man named Branch opened fire with a revolver as he fled, attempting to coerce Ila’s wife to leave. Authorities say Branch escaped after a pursuit involving a railway setting. no further details provided.
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Ila
Jose
Leo Smith
Salvation Army Corps to Open in Lorain
A Salvation Army corps will be established in Lorain. Brigadier Samuel Withers of Pittsburgh announced the telegraphic report. A campaign to raise $16,000 for the army will begin with $5,000 allocated to state work for Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Salvation Army
Samuel Withers
Pittsburg
Movie Actress Not Married After All
The article reports that Gladys Brockwell, a silent film actress, did not remain married to Harry J Edwards after a brief period following her March 1918 divorce from Revere Breadwell of Los Angeles. Brockwell wed Edwards soon after the divorce, with the Nine months rule cited as the reason for an annulment.
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Gladys Brockwell
Moon Picture
Harry J. Ewards
Miss Brockwell
Revere Breadwell
Los Angeles
Edwards
Brockwell
Another Death From Wood Alcohol in Baltimore Case
A report notes two deaths from wood alcohol in Baltimore linked to tainted liquor. Lucila Sherp and Catherine Bristol drank in John Keiley's apartment, a former cereal-maker. Milas Sharp died. Bristol may recover but risks permanent blindness. Keiley and Ali Osman Turk were arrested. Osman released. Keiley released on bail awaiting further hearing.
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Baltimore
Dee
Lucila Sherp
Catherine Bristol
Philadelphia
John Keiley
Milas Sharp
Bristol
Keiley
Ali Osman i Turk
New York
Osman
Yesternda Keiley
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the Age
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Donald Crisp
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