The Bat at the Rialto Friday Night
The Bat, a dramatic suspenseful play by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood, will open at the Rialto Friday January 19. The famed production has drawn high praise in New York and Chicago and features a stellar company headed by Mabel Wright and George A. Lesser. Seat sale Thursday with mail orders now.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Avery Hopwood
Rialto Theatre
New York
Chicago
Lt Is
Ami
Messrs. Wagenhals
Kemper
Mabel Wright
Jane Haven
Clara Coleman
Geo. A. Lesser
Joseph Rawley
Wyrley Birch
Richard Mansfield
Roy la Rue
Sam Kuster
Edward Martyn
Musterole touts fast relief from colds and pains
Musterole is promoted as an easy to apply white ointment made from oil of mustard and home remedies. It claims to prevent colds from worsening, soothe sore throats and chest congestion, rheumatic pains, and various aches. Available in 35¢ and 65¢ jars and tubes, hospital size $3.00.
Armitage Trial Over Pig in Basement Dispute
Jim Armitage faced a charge linked to a pig found in his cellar with testimony from neighbors about ownership and intent. Mayor Jones urged discharge while Officer Williams defended the arrest as proper. Armitage offered no clear defense and chose to stand trial, insisting his friends cover costs.
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Enew Armitage
A. R. Agares
Jim
Harry Hinkson
Tim Terrell
Pig
Stetson
Armitage
Wille
Mayor Jones
Arr Taze
Expre
Peopie
Armitagse
Wiliams
Cai
The Cross Roads of New York at Grand-A Theatre
The six reel Mack Sennett comedy melodrama follows a country man who becomes a sweeper in New York and rises to riches. A sweeping epic of love and ambition with a galaxy of stars inclining George O'Hara Kathryn McGuire Eddie Grubon and more. Sure Fire Flint adds crowd laughs along with thrilling moments. the production is praised as a grand feature.
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Cross Roads
New York
Mack Sennett
George O'Hara
Kathryn McGuire
Eddie Grubon
Billie Bevan
Charles Murray
Dot Farley
Mildred June
Noah Berry
Er Standen
Ben Deeler
Wan
Rais Ayara
Prescription Promises Cure for Rheumatism Founder James Allen
James H. Allen of Rocesia long suffered rheumatism and paralysis before a decade of study led to a claimed discovery. He offered a powerful prescription to heal the ailment, promising to repay customers if it failed, and advertised through two newspapers and local druggists.
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James H. Allen
Rocesia
Crandall
Dreamland Film Program Delights With Thrilling Adventures
The listing markets a program headlined by Johnny with a busy schedule and many adventures. Dreamland promises a picture full of excitement and a touch of humor. A strong comedy is also included, ensuring broad entertainment value for audiences.
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Johnny
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Charlotte Elliott
Charlotte Eliott
St Paul, Minn
Hsi Sted
Ellicott
Lance
Jim Armitage
Pazelle
Carl Laemule
Hoot Gibson
Horny A
Ralph Cummins
Larry Lemon
Dreamland
Monte Cristo
Theatre Today
Alexander Dumas
Ravenhaired Enchantress
Jane Hiram
Porter
Eme OK Browne
Kiplings Doen
Stegia Aoa
RIA
Europe
McCrum, Watson and Mercer
Mnchee
Tate Ney
Barnsley
Borders
Loaded Door
Tme Grand Theatre
Cleveland
Toledo
Broadway
Sherlock Holmes
Bohemia
By Mary Roberts
Rinehart
London
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