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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
16
Charles Chaplin's latest film A Day's Pleasure, a fourth in his Six West studio comedies, arrives in Elying for a five day run starting tomorrow. The feature, distributed by First National Exhibitors, echoes A Dog's Life and Shoulder Arms with a river trip gone comic.
Frank Mayo stars as a mysterious lumberjack who braves a river rapids to enter a northern camp. He defeats several bullies, leads a knight errant arc, and a romance unfolds with Kathryn Adams as the leading lady in Universal's The Brute Breaker at the Dreamlands theatre Sunday.
The Robinson Hancock Company announces a special sale of men s fine neckwear spanning a brief period. Shoppers may find quality ties and related accessories at discounted prices. Visit the store to view selections and enjoy the limited time offer.
Arrangements for Sunday January 18 feature Boolay and Sales, famed musical comedy stars now under Shubert management. They recently headlined at the Cleveland Hippodrome and join Christo Jr at the Winter Garden in New York. A strong Rialto concert program supports the stars.
Wallace Reid stars in a romantic comedy titled Hawthorne of the U S A at the Strand for two days beginning tomorrow. The film, adapted from James B. Fagan's story, follows two American clerks touring Europe in a rented car and their comic misadventures after a windfall.
Los Angeles Examiner editor Charles Coleman joins Universal director George Siegmann on the set to observe filming of The Woman Under Cover. The scene depicts a newspaper office with authentic clutter and a copy editor’s tireless eye. The film, adapted from a stage play, is booked for the Strand theatre Tuesday and Wednesday.
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