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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1921
Page
3
Rialto Theatre Sy ria hosts John W. Vogel's Black and White Revue for one night on March 2. The show aims at refined modern minstrelsy with elaborate costumes, satire, wit, and vaudeville innovations, marketed to appeal to women and families. Seat sales open March 1.
Mary Miles Minter stars in A Virtuous Outcast at the Strand Elyria, a tale of a lonely girl branded an outcast by a tyrannical grandfather and a powerful husband. The film features strong acting and a vivid story of love challenging cruel authority, with praise for its actor and storytelling blend.
Miss Lake beloved star of the screen will appear at the American Theatre in Kiyria beginning Wednesday in The Greater Claim. The plot follows Mary Smith a Follies Beauty who marries wealthy youth then seeks hush money after his father kidnaps him. The climax centers on a clever move revealing true motherhood amid family disgrace.
Colonial presents a Metro special production Someone in the House at the Colonial theatre Elyria starting Wednesday. An all star cast brings the famous mystery drama from stage to screen preserving the tense suspense and strong lure that made the original play a hit.
Unclear fragment suggests a theatre piece titled The Famous Store Hog with triple authors Larry Evans George and Kaufman and Walton Perial. Details incomplete but hints at a dramatic collaboration and theatrical atmosphere.
Viola Dana shines in Cinderella's Twin at Colonial Theatre Elyria as Luther Reed adapts the story with humor and charm. Critics note Dana's captivating performance as the lively scullery maid and the film's appealing romance and twists.
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