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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
9
Strand theatre announces the wild animal spectacle The Lost City premiering Tuesday. Juanita Hansen stars with a large white company as jungle scenes showcase 800 varieties of wildlife. The management promises this million dollar production as the season’s hottest feature.
A fragmented OCR item notes a theater advertisement for a 1920s program. It mentions a worker, a director, and performances at venues including Realty Theatre, Phinhbor revue, and Palace Foval in New York. The piece hints at varied acts, start times, and show descriptions across several venues.
A crowded Strand program announces The Hornet's Nest a Vitagraph crime drama with Williams as a lead. The plot follows Fletcher Hempstead a finance seeker who envisions a legitimate traction project in South America. The article mentions profits, South American cities, and potential funding from American capital.
Column notes how recent films pair cheerful child performers with circus themed titles and cherub imagery. It questions audience relief and the appeal of playful acts amid evolving stage entertainment and screen depictions.
A Chronicle Telegram contest invites school pupils to name 11 natural history subjects pictured. Correct answers earn prizes from $5 up to theater tickets. first 14 correct entries receive rewards, with teacher verification and a closing time of 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 28.
The American mystery centers on Samuel Jenney's jewels and suspect Lelinta Price with Miss Esther Maitland, Jenney’s secretary, and Pevite Carried away in a famous case. Detective Jamney questions Maitland. theory suggests Price kidnapped his daughter with Maitland's aid as neighborhood figures testify amid storm damaged clues. Blanch Sweet stars in The Girl in the Web feature as a Pathé offering promoted in ads.
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