Dogs Take Lead Roles in New Strand Feature The Right to Happiness
Moton picture devotees learn canine actors star in The Right to Happiness at the Strand next Tuesday. A Russian pogrom sets a mansion ablaze and a heroic dog rescues two girls from danger, guiding them through fire to safety as Dor othy Phillips headlines the production.
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Moton Picture
Palversap City
Norsag Dawa
Dorothy Phillips
Suesday
Strand Theatre
Wolf Hound
Loo
Russia
Anen Holubar
Red Cross
Theaters Replicate Western Town From 1860s
On May 17 1920 a village of theaters on Long Island plains staged a faithful mid nineteenth century western town recreation. More than 200 Mexican War soldiers 2300 Civil War soldiers and 1200 Civil War veterans were portrayed as extras. An accurate copy of President Lincoln and his proclamation of war was reproduced by a veteran observer.
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Long
Lincoln
The Copperhead at the American theater
The Copperhead screen adaptation faces a major task for its producers. They must construct a full village hire and marshal thousands of extras and study Civil War archives for accuracy. Lionel Barrymore, seen in the stage version, also stars in the film with Charles Maigne directing.
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Augustus Thomas
Lionel Barrymore
Charles Maigne
Aterecter
The Whirlwind Thrills at Dreamland Every Thursday
In the Selznick serial The Whirlwind hero Charles Hutchison uses a dark fight to elude gangsters. He lures them into a lighted basement and escapes after a fake signal. Dreamland presents The Whirlwind as its serial attraction each Thursday night.
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Charles Hutchison
Selznick
Aulwil
Dreamland Theatre
End of the Road at the Colonial in midweek show
The Eng of the Road presented at the Colonial on Wednesday and Thursday. Sponsored by the U S Public Health Service and produced by Public Health Films. Written by Dr Katherine Davis the film warns about the dangers of social contamination and delivers a vital message.
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United States Public Health Service
Public Health Films
Katherine Davis
Banished Piles Offer Healed Relief With Hemroid
A historical ad promotes Dr. Leonhardt's Hemroid as internal treatment for piles. It claims years of research identify the cause and guarantees results with money back if not effective. C W Phillips and druggists sell Hemroid with guarantee today.
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D. Leonhardt
Probate Court Week's Entires
Probate records list several wills and administrations from Amhurst Elyria Oberlin Canal Dover Russia and Lorain. Names include George Pippert Clarissa Thompson Wm Wessar Emma Alien Alice Whitney Hattie Shade Joseph Krizinowwek Mabel Squire Elwin Squire and Myrna Decker with various bond amounts and guardianship actions.
Art Engle Succeeds Late Fred Ruth as Mayor of South Amherst
South Amherst residents elect Art Engle to replace Fred Ruth as mayor. Memorial Day services will honor World War veterans at a memorial building to be dedicated with remarks by William G. Sharp, former U.S. ambassador to France. Ashland reports Leonard Googolein found guilty of a bank robbery on July 15, 1919, with a $35,000 haul and faces an indeterminate penitentiary term.
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South Amherst
Art Engle
Fred Ruth
Wm. G. Sharp
Blyria
U.S
France
Ashland
Leonard Googolein
Nova
Elyria Man Receives Patent For Automatic Safety Device
John A Anthony of 240 Prospect Street has been granted a patent for an automatic safety device for punch presses. The device automatically shuts off if the operator errs or the machine misfunctions, preventing accidents. Anthony has received offers but has not decided on selling or forming a manufacturing company.
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John A Anthony
Prospect Street
Anthony
Eagle Decorations Aim High for July Convention
B. E. Conners of B. E. Conners Decorating Co official decorators for the Eagle's convention in this city in July, was in town this week making contracts and arrangements with merchants.
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B. E. Conners
Great Springtime Tonic and Blood Purifier
Evans' Triple Phosphates in water before meals fortifies users in days, improving strength and daily function. It cleanses the bowels and whole system, boosting stomach liver and blood, with benefits to breath skin and appetite. Available from pharmacists in the original bottle with money back offer at Harry A. Crandall's.
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Harry A. Crandall
Tax Receipts Ready for Early Payment at Oberlin Convention
Oberlin announces tax receipts ready with a June 20 deadline to close the books. County Treasurer A Baker urges early payments to avoid last minute lines and notes decorations for the convention in Elyria will exceed past efforts. Mrs George Smith reportedly helped run the receipts program.
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Hue
Oberlin
A. Baker
George Smith
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Kryptok
C. J. Miller
Iter
Eva
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Darling
Reheart
Humanity
Coe
Allen Holugar
Allen Holubar
Conerx
Hackett & Addison
Broad Street
Mabel Chenault
The
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Rialto Theatre
Jalto Theatre
Resha
Prices Inc
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Indianapolis
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Odo
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American Radiator Company
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