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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1923

Page

3

Steve the Excel Play Heads to Broadway at Rialto Theatre

A special performance of Steve the Excel Play marks Eugene O Briens return to trust love on stage. Critics praise its clean engaging drama and high class appeal with a star cast led by George W Watts and Mrs Thomas Whiffen heading the ensemble. Advance seat sales begin Monday for show opening Tuesday January 16 at Rialto Theatre. Weather forecasters note early signs of a cold winter with upcoming months expected to be cold and dry.

Poe Eugene O’brien Efica Steve Eugene O'Brien Broadway Georges Wyatts Mr. O’brien Thomas Whiffen Vivia Ogden Helen Weir Ann Winston Gabel Wainlock Phillip Lord Frank Herbert Homer Barton Rialto Theatre Robert L. Dempster Vivian Ogden

Famous Spanish Clown Heads Bill At Rialto

Elyria theatre presents a mixed program featuring the famed Sncash Clown from Spain Pemte and a variety of European acts. The bill includes Morgan Davis Lula McCesmo and the OWL original comical act Stull, with Dorothy Lewis a contralto and Walter and Wrigie as a colored duo. A two reel comedy and News Weekly complete the bill. All children urged to attend matinee.

Tandard Alto Elyra Sncash Crue Spain Aircrea Morgan Davis Lula McCesmo Saudevitles Creatons OWL Stull Dorothy Lewis Walter Wrgie Featurg Harmoni Elyria Papinte

The Bat Comes to Rialto Next Friday

The notice promotes The Bat playing at the Rialto theater next Friday highlighting its suspenseful stage success in New York and Chicago, small cast humor with Lizzie the servant, and a request to keep the play's secret.

Rialto Port of Popularits Wagehall and Kemper Balto Theatre Mars Roberts Rinehart Ena Avery Hopwood Eason Curtian Lizzie Tre Bat New York

Sure Fire Fini thrills at Colonial Theatre week ahead

Theatres Colonial presents Jimmy Hines in Sure Fire Fini full of laughs and hair breadth escapes including a run into a speeding express train. Hines navigates dangerous situations and clashes with gang bosses as romance with the bosses' daughter unfolds. The program also features Monte Cristo dramatized from Dumas with faithful detail on screen.

Jimmy Hines Hines Monte Cristo Alevander Dumas Monte Crista

The Bat hits town with renowned New York cast

The Bat arrives in theatre here presented as in New York with a cast of unusual excellence including Mabel Wright Jane Haven Clara Coleman Jo Keeney Joseph Rawley Wyrley Birch Richard Mansfield Roy La Rug Bam Kuster and Edward Martyn. Mail orders now for Thursday 9 am.

New York Rich Mabel Wright Jane Haven Clara Coleman Jo. _ Keeney Joseph Rawley Wyrley Birch Richard Mansfield Roy la Rug Bam Kuster Edward Martyn

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