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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1920
Page
3
A disrupted village scene unfolds as a religious preacher leads an evangelist rally. A violent confrontation erupts at the church building, with homes damaged and a judgment described as coming to the town.
The article notes a film shot aboard a carrier near Panama with scenes of a hero traveling to Mexico. It mentions filming stopped after a dispute, and a later showing is planned, with observers noting the production used Patthet country locations and a ship from Wash.
DeWitt Motts Musical Revue opens at the Rialto this week with Miss Mary Reid as the comedienne. The company brings a full cast, elaborate costumes, and a carload of scenery and effects aimed at delivering a first rate musical comedy experience. The opening bill titled Good Gracious combines music with humor and is supported by affordable seating and open seat sale.
A William Fox photoplay titled The Beast plays at the Strand Theatre. George Walsh stars as the beast showing primitive passion in a plot set inside an Arizona gambling hell where two men fight over a young woman. The film mixes drama with light comedy from a titled English bar keeper character.
Doris May, the young actress praised for elocution and charm, rises to stardom in the Strand theatre release Twenty Three and a Half Hours Leave. backed by Douglas McLean, the production marks her screen debut after a prolific stage ascent and studies at Puget Sound University.
An advertisement from The Blackburn Products Co promotes Balmwort Tablets as a remedy for kidney and bladder disorders, back and hip pain, low mood, nervous tension, and frequent urination. It claims relief after use and offers a money back guarantee, with a price of $1.00.
Snares of Paris, a new Fox photoplay, promises thrills at the American theatre Wednesday. The plot claims to reproduce Latin Quarter chaos with scenes of absinthe degradation and a lovers confession amid a contested treaty, with Madlaine Traversa starring in a climactic, praised finale.
Gouverneur Morris author of Behind the Door is featured in a Hobart Bosworth film at the Colonial Theatre today. The story, praised as virile and seafocused, was adapted for the screen with Ince production and Collliers Weekly serialization.
The fragment notes Willats under supervision of Thomas with Jane Novak identified as the leading woman in the scene.
Grafton reports include Mrs Wil King visiting Elyria, funeral of Hubert Hance after a high tension wire accident, Emma Bell elects Ward en to the Ohio Redekan Assembly, a small fire at Ruder’s hardware store, Bennett Milling Co housing work by Day City workers, Harriet L I Thompson's death in Lakewood, and funeral held at Grafton Methodist Church.
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