Devil Dancer at Capitol Theatre Promises Exotic Screening
The Devil Dancer, a film tied to Samuel Goldwyn, opens at Capitol Theatre for day runs beginning tomorrow. The exotic Miss Gray stars with a cast including We Brook, Anna May Wong, Michael Wa ich, Sojin, James Leong, Claris Selwynne, and Albert Conti in a story by Harry Herres adapted by Alice D. G. Amfiler. Elvira will be shown in the first authentic view of Tibet, focusing on a remote mountain region of western India.
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Gray Byarry Herres
Alice D. G. Amfiiler
Fred Niblo
Miss Grar
We Brook
Mateh
Anna May Wong
Michael Waich
Sojin
James Leong
Claris
Selwynne
Albert Conti
Devil worshiping monk cults staged in local production
Mise Gray stars as a English girl held captive by monks in a temple of a devil god. The spectacular tableaux re creation of a Hungarian artist sets and costumes are reported to heighten the drama with careful supervision of technical features.
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Mise Gray
Wels Pogany
Drop Kick Drama Reveals American Boy on Stage
A stage tale titled The Drop Knot follows an American boy as he overcomes injury and rivals. The play features Barthemes in a pivotal role with supporting turns from Barre, Beart, Hedda, and Bradbury, while Stanford and USC standouts appear in a football frame nearby.
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Breard Barthem
Ara
National
Morrow
Virvoli Ebiary
Jace Hamu
Foaotball Remy
Shoreneam College
Borie Mess
Enatis
Barthemes
Barre Ore Kear
Dorothy Beart
Nera
VeBard
Erersors
Pioneer Scout thrills in latest Paramount picture
Review notes many thrilling scenes in The Pioneer Scout starring Fred Thompson. The narrative follows a famed farmer’s son, with critics split on the plot, but praise the star's popularity and on screen charisma. Dreamland theatre showcases the film as part of a long running engagement.
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Paramount Picure
Fred Thomsnoi
Zeous
Dr. Amford
Fred Thompson
America
Glagoy Bill at Rialto on Surday
A garbled note touts a vaudeville act at the Rialto theater promising a notable performance. It mentions Marmkhills and a performer named Wiehe, with unclear timing and details about tickets and admission.
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Glagoy Bill
Rialto
Surday
Sunday Show Review and Sixty-Cent Comedy Night
A lively preview of a Sunday performance praising a strong show with acts including Paruntunnutt three reels a hus and Tate Buys Week and a cautious note on standards. The page mentions Grady Tho and Burnetts as part of acts with group songs and rhapsodies and hints at a light program with comedy and musical numbers.
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Hatron
Mike
Bly Edward
Lakme
Kating
Pep
Gincer
Ohio State Veterinary Conference Brings Industry Talks
Ohio State University will host its annual veterinary conference March 22. Dean Livia S White notes sessions emphasize practical benefits for farmers and practitioners with leaders from Cornes University and state departments.
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Iohio
Illnois
Benrues West Vermangsiua
Weetoen Pennsslvania
Livia S. White
College of Thorymedeme
Reuven Hirel
Veterimary
I Udall
Clow
Local Social Notes From Litchfield in March
March events and visits in Litchfield report social calls at homes of residents, with mentions of Mamie Kelloce visiting Claysford, families returning home, cards at Mrs Tea Homes, and gatherings hosted by Mrs Gevers and others. The text notes travel from Medina, and various local names crop up in domestic activities and entertainments.
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C and P Association
Ina Svarret
Jlenry Sandmat
Rama
Baviiner
Pepe Rey
Sarury
Tage Milson
Mamie Kelloce
Fred Nixanne Lakeword
Clare Bear
Aly
Mrs
Tea Homes Thurscav
Marensin
Wiesel Anne
Bara Brvenson
Thursda
Sundar
Ts Mic
Fossey
Vrs
Arn Law
Howard Sennen
Baron Tarth
Hatdevard
TAS
Hame
Ard
Geveres
Pames Cogiesis
Muacie
Eleria
Lorain
Police Adopt Three Legged Airdale Named Trouble
The Newark police department adopted a three legged Airedale known as Trouble who has 29 coons in a season on record. He was found caught in barbed wire four years ago after hanging there three days while chasing an animal. Trouble, formerly owned by Walter Holtusberry, survived veterinary care for his injured leg.
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Newark
Airdale
Newark Police Department
Veternary Seriine
Walter Holtusberry
Feeding children of miners in Pomeroy area under guard
Agencies report ongoing relief efforts for coal miner families in Pomeroy Bend as National Guard directed kitchens remain in operation amid tensions over feeding and distribution. Authorities say supplies have nearly disappeared and coordination continues.
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Hildren
Pomeroy
Pomeron Bend
Amps
Almose
National Guard
Biver
Gen va RB W House herd tops Ottawa Sandusky Cow Test 1927
A herd of eight cows owned by RB W House of Geneva Norwa k Ohio achieved the highest milk record among 26 Mary cattle entries in the Ottawa Sandusky Cow Test Association annual standings for 1927. House's herd averaged 13 337 pounds of milk and 478 pounds of butter fat for the year.
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Norwalk
RB W House
Genva
House
Ear House
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