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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
8
Disjointed OCR notes reference a Paramount film titled Forbiddie Fruit shown at By the Mand theater. Mentions Agnes Ayres and Clarence Brown figures in the uncertain description with Theodore Roberts and Willies appearing in sketches.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Beware of Dogs and Hanna, with references to authors including Mrs. Charles, Julia Bruns, John Webster, George W Barbier, Leighton Stark, Philip Dunning. The passage appears garbled, listing names and phrases without clear event details.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate J Veriaill executed a special art inter tour event. The readable text suggests photographs were taken and that a specific artist or piece was highlighted during the tour.
The Colonial Theater presents Restless Sex, praised as one of the most boyishly artistic pictures. Adapted from Mr Chambers recent success novel, the film features Marion Davies and Joseph Urban in design.
Hal Kiter headlines a two act musical revue featuring Baby Batty-Joan Leone Marble and Gladys Clark with the Live Laugh and See chorus. Monday night Broadway 2 promises an entire change of bill nightly with The Beauty Parlor and Don’t Tell My Wife on other evenings. One performance
A fragmentary note hints at a Sterling drama titled Eugene the American drawing full capacity audiences. Mentions Walter and LB as potential names amid the scene, with continued performances and lively reception.
A new bill at the Rialto theatre tonight features Bert Bence and his Hello Girls with Mr Plaster of Paris a fresh farce set to Triusi¢ and new songs costumes and scenery Specialties by Bence Florence Gordon Pauline Glenmar and the Candler Brothers are advertised The same bill repeats tomorrow with a matinee at 2 30 pm for ladies and children and two night shows starting at 8 pm
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