Miss Hobbs! first starring vehicle at American theatre
Hobbs manager Gannon announces Wanda Hawley will star in Miss Hobbs her first starring vehicle for Realart at the American theatre for two days beginning today. The program also features Ruth and the New York Yankees star Babe Ruth in Over the Fence showing his home run record and batting feats with scenes at Polo Grounds and other parks.
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Gannon
Wanda Hawley
Miss Hobbs
Realart
Alawley
Abe
Bailss Hobbs
Babe Roth
Bambina
New York Yankees
Lomely
Ruth
Polo Grounds
New York
Washington
Othera
Americ
British Author Mrs Glyn Heads for Hollywood Film Studio
News notes reveal novelist Elinor Glyn arrives in New York to enter motion picture work with the Famous Players company. She will write directly for Gloria Swanson and move to Hollywood to begin work, collaborating with the continuity writer, star, and director to deliver her own verilog. Thelma Percy follows sister Eileen Percy into Mermaid comedies, while Ptero Res tug slows into protoplays under contract. Agnes Martin leaves stage for Johnny Hines films, joining Torch Tugas Cupid.
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Wuinor Glyn
Kathering Bush
New York
Glyn
Faimous Players Company
Jesse L. Lasky
Gilbert Parker
Edward Knoblock
Thelma
Eileen Thelma Percy
Sileen
Percy
Geresn
Miss Verey
Ptero Res
Votile
Prévire
Topfeld Cinema Corporation
Wazie
Agnes Martin
Rio Grande
Johnny Hines
Fort Five Minutes From Broadway On Screen At Colonial
Colonial presents Charles Ray in Forty Five Minutes From Broadway adapted from the George M. Cohan stage hit. Producers emphasize preserving the original spirit while shaping it for cinema. The film opens today with First National release and Charles Chaplin affairs reportedly settled with his wife receiving $200,000. Chaplin to sail for England soon.
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Broadway
Charles Ray
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Kag
Arthur S. Kane
Mr. Ray
Chaplin
Charles Chapling
England
Editor’s Mistakes Go Unnoticed Until Nightfall
A whimsical verse contrasts errors by professions, noting plumbers double charge, lawyers retry cases, carpenters expect slips, doctors bury them, judges turn mistakes into law, preachers escape blame, and editors face a blunt end to the night. The piece rests on satire of professional fault lines.
City Council Schedules Minor Business And Public Works
City council held a long session approving items such as street lighting complaints at Middle avenue and Blaine street. The Electric Light Co. reported no city tou plants but will improve, delays in materials slowed light installations. Gas Co. received a permit to lay a new feed main from Avon north field to Gulf street via the city dump. Standard Oil asked for a 75 foot water main extension on Elm Street for sanitary water. Finance committee would not back a $1,200 land purchase south of West Side fire station as overpriced. Mrs. J H Leonard joined the board of health, deficiency funds of $5,000 approved to cover voting booths for women voters, service director authorized to enter contracts for delinquent sidewalks and water works supplies.
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Middle Avenue
Blaine Street
Electric Light Co
These Light Co
Citiens’ Gas Co
Avon
Gulf Street
Cleveland Street
Gulf
Standard of Co
Elm
Financea
West Side
A. R. Webber
J. H. Leonard
Board of Health
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the Stars and Stripes
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Dr. King
Rialto Theatre
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Sama Aei
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Special Symphony Orchestra
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