When Knighthood Was in Flower at the Grand Sunday
The four day run of When Knighthood Was in Flower opens Sunday at the Grand. Cosmopolitan Productions presents a lavish screen pageant of Henry VIII and Louis IX, with Julia Marlowe’s drama and a note on its world-wide fame and drawing power. The piece links with rail union tensions and government takeover signals.
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Henry Will
England
Louis Mil
France
Grand
Krehthood
Charlies Frohman
Paul Kester
Julia Marlowe
Criterion Theatre
New York City
Miss Marlowe
Canada
Sothern
Marlowe
London
Rail unions to unite, predicts new amalgamations
Oberlin January 25 Dr Benjamin Stolberg spoke in chapel, examining the railroad outlook. He says the nation's nervous system lies in the railroads not education. He predicts that within ten years the big brotherhoods will be amalgamated or closely linked, while miscellaneous unions cojoin and six craft associations align.
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Oberlin
Benjamo Stolberg
Weday
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Claim Great Relief
Advertised product Pyramidile suppositories are promoted as greatly easing years of pile pain and suffering. The text extols fast, simple relief and transformative effects for thousands of users, presenting the item as a superior remedy in a compact sales tone.
Oberlin theater and campus events briefings
Oberlin hosts a home performance by the Dra Matic association on February 8 featuring The Glittering Gate A Marriage Has Been Arranged and The Birthday of the Infanta with How He Lied to Her Husband excluded. Also Oberlin College plays Hiram Saturday at 7 30 in Warner gym and Norwalk High next Friday in Warner gym. Cafeteria Cat and Fiddle opens, Cosmopolitan club honors Miss Ingate of India, term bills due February 6, movie The Glorious Adventure shown in Finney chapel with Lady Diana Manners noted.
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Oberlin
Dra Matic Association
Warnerhall
Lord Dunsamt
Alfred Sutro
Infanta
Stuart Walker
Oscar Wilde
Oberlin College
HIRAM
Warner Gym
Sullivan
Buttler
Weber
Winters
Landis
Otterbein
Mt. Union
Norwalk High
Oberlin High
Norwalk
Wellington
Finney Chapel
Lady Diena Manners
Lumber Jacks Top Automatics In Three-Game Set
Amherst Jan 25 The Lumber Jacks won two of three against the 1 8 Automatics at Warren and Whyte alleys. E Grugie led with 205 146 182 totaling 533. Bovett 166 129 149 444 H Gragic 155 158 161 464 H Grugel 205 146 143 543 Herne 183 168 476 Aati by nat oS ers.
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Lumber Jacks
U.S
Amherst
Warren & Whyte
E. Grugie
Bovett
H. Gragic
H. Grugel
Herne
Yao
Aati
Nat Os Ers
Betty Blythe Faces Personal Appearances and Film Plans
Betty Blythe, the stately film star, is working on her third Whitman Bennett picture The Garden of Desire after How Wemes Love and The Darling of the Rich She will write a series on Adventures of Personal Appearances detailing receptions by crowds and anecdotes from her tours A note about Grumpy the film is also mentioned with cast including Theodore Roberts May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel in Gumpty and related gossip about Pearl White entering a convent for rest
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Betty Blythe
Whitman Bennett
Miss Birthe
William de Mille
West Coast
New York
Clara Beranger
Lasky
Paramount
Gumpty
Mrs. Beranger
Horace Hodges
T. Wigney Percival
Theodore Roberts
May McAvoy
Conrad Nagel
Casson Ferguson
Charles Ogle
Betram Johns
Bernice Frank
Amherst area sewing circle gathers for social afternoon
About 20 ladies met yesterday afternoon at Ann's home on Milan Avenue for needlework and socializing. Amherst personals note residents visiting Cleveland for shows and gatherings, with remarks on local hospital operation and a new film review mentioning Wildfire and Orphans of the Storm in grand era terms.
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Amherst
Ladies’ Sewing Society
The
Congregational Church
H. W Powers
E E. Foster
Ann's Sewing Society
Milan Avenue
Anthony Northeim
Clement Wohlever
Walter Koepply
Jay Gillette
Derrate Restorans
John Michael
Cleveland
Frank Mischka
Herbert Brown
G. Ashenbach
Adam Hunter
Berea
When Romance Rides a Real Western Drama
Theatres AMERICAN previews a Western drama drawn from Zane Gray. The production promises a fresh take on frontier romance with rugged settings and mountaineer grit.
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Zane Gray
Theatrical Bouts and Film Showings Highlight Night
In Paris a guillotine scene and Two Orphans 5 thrill audiences with a mixed orchestra adding flavor. Colonial offers One Week of Love with a rich girl touring by air and landing amid daring escapades. Dreamland screens a Tom Mix feature and a solid comedy, promising spectacle and laughter.
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Bastile
Paris
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Tower
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U. S
Pyramid” Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall
Much
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Latala
Cat and & Fiddle
Oberlen
Cosmopolitan Club
Ingate
India
Kenseth
Fiovilwand
Miss White
Suade
Pearl White
Grange Plans Bazaar
Hichory Trée Grange
Amherst High
Brownhelm
Janababe
Brownhelm High
Ashenbach
C.darling
G. Aschenbach
Wohklerer
TSS
Strohmeier
Elbert Ane
Barck
Baker
Einwachter
Bok
Amherst Bowling ‘League
PW. Pet. W. Automatics
Jackson Hotels
U. S. Automatics
Merchants
H. Merthe & CO
Neets
CM Meérther Co
Amherst, Jan
Hugh Gawn
E.G. Menz
Harry Lueszler Ig
Elyria
Verne Peabody
Zane Grey
Buster Keaton
Eagles
Smith’s Novelty Orchestra
Directed By
Lynn Reynolds
William Fox
Larry Lemon
Dreamland
Tom Mix
I Theatre
Chuck
Sloan's
Sloan
Este
Russell Simpson
the Law
Alice Lake
Rosemary Theby
Gaston Glass
Kenneth Harlan
Noah Beery
Wallace Beery
D. W. Griffith
Lillian Gish
Dorothy Gish
de Praille
Y. Canalos
Grand Theatre
Marion Davies
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