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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
7
The play The Bat comes to the Elyria theatre for a single Friday showing on December 14. Audiences reportedly guard the plot secret closely with only a few knowing the ending, while Wagenhala and Kemper, producers, have offered special medallions.
A druggist touts a vegetable tonic laxative as a nightly remedy for three weeks to improve blood, complexion, and eyes. The promotion emphasizes a simple brew and daily use as a health tonic.
An advertising blurb touts Celery King as a health booster with gentle laxative effects. Claims include normal bowel action, good digestion and sweet breath, noting children enjoy it and use when fretful or feverish.
The Bat, a mystery play, has been presented internationally and now features the prominent Big Cries and New York company. The troupe heads to Detroit for two weeks before a New York farewell run, following a Cleveland Hanna Theatre engagement. Tickets go on sale Thursday at 9 a.m.
The musical Blossom Time captivates audiences with its light opera flair and Schubert based story. It features melodies like The Serenade and Melody Triste as Shubert attends a Dec 7 Rialto showing.
Mystery thrills readers as a suspenseful puzzle unfolds on screen at the American theater. Each clue deepens the bewilderment and political intrigue keeps audiences guessing until the final reveal.
The program features Luck a funny Johnny Hines story with a mix of adventure and humor. Colonial offers Scars of Jealousy a moral drama about vanity and temper. American presents Shriek of Araby a comical screen treat told as a lively parody.
A vivid review notes Valentino’s Sheik of Araby spoofs the famous picture with bold humor. Dreamland screens William Hart in White Oak, a Western praised for grand cliffside romance and strong production values.
Fragmentary notice describes a cinema feature with mentions of new and unusual situations and a river avenging plot. Reading is incomplete and names or dates are not readable.
Fragmentary text describes changes in wood as it seasons. The note mentions pleasant nature and agreeable conversation, with references to wit, balance, and enthusiasm for genius and sincerity.
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