Elyria Theaters Show Strong Week Ending Run
The Elyria theaters report a successful week with the continuing run of Over the Hill and a second feature, The Dampsey Carpenter, drawing crowds. Mary Miles Minter in Sally the Way, Chaplin in The Idle Class, and Norma Tal ladee in Too Wonderful Thing headline a double feature, with the Parisian Flirts burlesque on Friday. Tickets go on sale Thursday and standing room is expected.
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Ome
Ned
Berasda
Mary Miles Minter
Sally the Way
Charlie Chaplin
Norma Talladee
Special Coupon Offer at Rialto
A special matinee at the Rialto titled Parisien Filrts9 will be offered Friday afternoon. A coupon in the advertisement allows a lady to obtain a second ticket free if she brings a companion to the theater.
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Merry, Parisien
Rialto
Matt and Jeff in Chinatown Pleases Theatergoers
Matt and Jeff gave a strong performance at the Mialto with Josephine Babel as Jeffs wife, delivering pep, voice and stage presence. Fred Roberts wowed the audience with a three octave range and polished singing. The Wen chorus looked sharp and trained, and a ticket offer promises buy one get one free with a clipped coupon for tonight's show.
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Matt
Jeff
Chinatown
Little Jeff
Joesphine Babel
Jef
Fred Roberts
Youth Drowns When Police Boat Leaks
In Columbus on February 1 a 12 year old, Howard A Fries of 486 West Sixth Avenue, drowned in the Olentangy River while police tried to rescue him. The ice broke under the Fifth Avenue Bridge as Fries slid, and after a half hour delay in a leaking police boat the search paused until Mayor Thomas ordered renewed efforts.
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Columbus
Howard A. Fries
West Sixth Avenue
Olentangy River
Young Fries
Fifth Avenue
Thomas
Wife seeks alimony in Ohio suit over threats
Helen Dietrick sues William Dietrick claiming he threatened to kill her and seeks alimony. The couple wed in Cleveland two years ago.
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Helen Dietrick
William Dietrick
Cleveland
Demurrer Filed in $10,000 Damage Suit
Louise Hubler of Cleveland filed a brief to the demurrer in connection with her $10,000 damage suit against Dr W E Wheatley of Lorain.
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Louise Hubler
Cleveland
W E Wheatley
Lorain
ML THEATER ADOPTS STAR AT COLONIAL THEATER
The Colonial Theater manager Mr Banton plans to adopt a star in a reader contest. A rising film colleague has consented to the adoption and readers must guess the star's name from eighteen letters. Respond with the forest guess by six o'clock Thursday evening.
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Banton
Colonial Theater
Jodustry
Bannon
Chronicle-Telegram
Hannon the Forest
Ulonia
Penfield Birth Notice for Daughter Sephen Betts
Mr and Mrs Fred Rollin announce the birth of a daughter named Sephine in January at 7 pounds 12 ounces. Mr Hollip Bert Betts traveled to Columbus this week for the Old Ayrshire Breeders Convention where Lawrence Betts serves as secretary. Archie Preston and two Pittsfield children were Sunday guests at the home of G Betts as the Farmers Week at Columbus continues with the Ladies AId society active.
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Fred Rollin
Sephine
Hollip
Bert Betts
Columbus
Lawrence Betts
Archie Preston
Pittsfield
G Betts
Ladies Aid Society of
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