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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
5
Farmers in the region back a proposed cooperative to pool beet supplies. Officials say the plan aims to stabilize prices, reduce costs, and improve bargaining power for growers amid rising market pressures.
Nazimova appears in The Brat at the American Theatre for Tuesday to Thursday shows. The drama follows a penniless waif's rise, her mistreatment, and a novelist's evolving romance amid dramatic twists.
Colonial Theatre previews a lively program featuring Charlis ay and a remade atmosphere created by Mot cllars. Josephson, a genial trader, shares local insights as the city celebrates a new act and a theater season opening in town.
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May Allison stars in the Avery Hopwood farce Fair and Warmer at the American theatre Sunday Monday and Tuesday. The article notes a vivid cocktail rehearsal with a riot-like buzz as various drinks appear on a mahogany server, causing excitement among stage hands and crew.
DeWitt Motts' Musical Revue presents Tick le Me Again a lively farce with song and scenic backdrops. The cast features Juliette Day Douglas Breven son Hall Forde Joseph Allen Lorraine Manville and others with Lois Wilson as leading lady now headed for film work with Wallace Reid. Thirty five arrests in January February mark local police activity under Chief John R. Mapel in Coshocton.
The Oh My Dear musical comedy opens at the Shubert Colonial Theatre Monday March Std. Presented by Frav Comstark and William Elliott the show boasts a star cast of princely costumes and witty lyrics. The New York Princess Theatre production promises lively songs dances and clever book writing by Guy Bolton and P G Wodehouse.
Lorain Ohio March 4 Effie Bonds of 200th Street fined 25 dollars for permitting gambling in her home. Eight others were fined 10 dollars each for visiting a gambling house.
Miss Anita Pollitzer of Charleston South Carolina has been named secretary of the legislative committee for the National Woman's party. At twenty five she is the youngest officer and reputed to have broad access to members of Congress.
Lorain Ohio on March 4 Frank Harrell was fined $200 for violating the liquor ordinance.
Norwalk citizens led by the Kiwanis Club will conduct a recount after estimates show a population decline of 500 or more. The census district director has promised cooperation. In Norwalk housing is very scarce amid tight conditions. Port Clinton teachers receive a 10 percent wage increase at Oak Harbor schools.
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