The Great Impersonation at Cigarette Theatre Monday
A detailed review of Maryland stage offerings notes a strong vaudeville bill at the Maryland Theatre with Huttle and Francis delivering laughter, George S. Alexander leading a thrilling comedy sketch, and a premier of The Great Impersonation at Cigaret Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. Also covered are Sherlock Holmes in Over the Hill at Fox, and local notes on a large fossil discovery near Curtis Nebraska.
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Maryland
Maryland ‘Theatre
Huttle
Francis
Howe
Cvanty
George S. Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Anong
Hall
Lee
Jimay Felix
Larry Lemon
Walt
Marylow News
Murat Reiger
George Mél
Grant
Tod Tord
Fox Feature Film at Nixong Academy Audiences
A Tom Mix style western titled riding with death features Charles Jonas as Dynamite Steve Dorsey a Texas Ranger in a fast paced plot. The film presents an old friend under a new screen name amid a reckless chase with a connived sheriff and his henchmen.
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FOX
Nixong Academy
Ovanama
Charles
Rick) Jonas
Charles Jondy
Steve Dorsey
Texas Ranger
Fox Co Stars Coming to Nixon Academy
Solia Murphy and Johnnie Walker from the southful stag by Wil Ita Max have risen in popularity with the plutaregoing weblie hey Nrdt. Their work on Over the Hill earned special favor, and critics note their excellent screen presence. They will co star in The Tol next Monday at the Nixon Academy venue, bringing their duo to the stage for a new protoplays run.
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FOX
Nixon Academy
Solia Murphy
Johnnie Walker
Wil Ita Max
Rom
Dale Thes Lava
Uren
Mixon Ailey
Naylor Endorses Bear's Enulston Remedy for Coughs
A letter from JF Hillton Va praises Bear's Enulston home remedy for a severe cough. He notes his wife recovered after three bottles, claiming better health after a month of illness. The message urges others to try the product, asserting widespread local testimonials and door to door sales by agents.
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John D
Bear
Lilkton
Llitton
Skyfire at Palace features Neil Hurt in Western drama
Neil Hurt stars in Skyfire at the Palace as Barr Conroy Northwest Mounted Police officer. Rita Pickering plays the heroine amid whisky runners led by Beaupre with Hart delivering a convincing, simple portrayal. Aurora effects and a Liltd chapter of The Winners of the West with Art Acord accompany the showing.
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Neil Hurt
America
Pal
Skyfire
Palace
Hart
Barr Conroy
Northwest Mounted Police
Beaupre
Rita Pickering
Fightin' Mad thrills at Colonial Theatre two day run
A two day engagement of Fightin' Mad featuring William Desmond Tendateons begins at the Colonial Theatre. Also legal notes report David Snyder released on bail after a preliminary hearing before Justice L. P. Snyder for an alleged assault on his sister Ruth Snyder, with the February grand jury action noted.
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Darling
Metro
William Desmond
L. P. Snyder
Clear Spring
David Snyder
Charg
Ruth Snyder
Pebruary Grand Jury
Moonlit Road chapter hums with Polly and Paul’s romance
Polly Newland, age 23, enjoys a growing romance with Paul Daw in a town by a river. They share dances, conversations, and dreamlike moments as he admits limitations like money but vows to be honorable. Paul plans travel abroad, leaving Polly hopeful and hopeful but unsure of the future.
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Polly and
Paul
Paris
ZO Beckley
Mae
Polly Newland
Hesmei
Vanl Dave
Cauby
Sie
Polly
Charlie Briggs
Oncy
Lis Mon
Tin
Pally
Conyright
NBA
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John Corte
Nera
Nenyey University
Daily Mail
Nixon's Academy Today
Buck Jones
Jacques Jactard
Edna Murphy
Alpot
Naylor
Mustoraly
Colonial Today & Sat
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Rosemary Theby
Desmond
Jesse L “Laskey
George Metford
James Kirkwood
Philips Oppenheim
Amor: Pathe News
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Neil Hart
Supreme
Maryland News Symphony Orchestra
Canadian Northwest
Aurora Borgalis
AKT Acord
Foley
Wise
Foley's
Paul Dawkon
New York
William Fox
Will.Carleton
Patti H. Sloane
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