New Brooms at Colonial Theatre promised as lively domestic comedy
The Stage and Screen previews a Whittam dé Mille Paramount production featuring Beasie Love Nell Hamilton and Phyllis Haver in supporting roles. Clara Beranger scripted the screen version of Frank Craven's Broadway success set in a present day small American city. The plot centers on a college graduate who returns home to reshape a broom business, leads to riotous scenes, with romance between the lead girl and the ambitious boy. Main Street Theatre also features Lillian Gish in The White Sister, a Henry King production, opening for a two day run in Clearspring.
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Whittam Dé Mille-Paramount
Colonial Theatre
Nam Ig Paramount
Ralief
Beasie Love
Nell Hamilton
Phyllis Haver
Clara Beranger
Frank Craven
de Mille
Ideaa
Ran Ag
Bessie Love
Main Street Theatre
Lillian Gish
Henry King
Clearspring
Fortune Telfer Fortune Told by Fannie Hurst Feature
A Baltimore American Sunday feature highlights Fannie Hurst, the World’s Highest Paid Woman writer, and her tale Suwanee along with insights into digestion issues and stomach misery as part of a broader profile in the Sunday section.
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Suwanee
Fortune Telfer
Fannie Hurst
Rman
Ady
The Mys tics of Browning Sizzle in Academy Theatre Premiere
Tod Browning presents The Mystic at the Academy Theatre, a melodrama about fake clairvoyants and extortion. Mary Drake loves Jim Weston as Tangled plots unfold with crooked medians and a star cast including Mitchell Lewis, Gladys Hulett, and Robert Ober.
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Tod Browning
Academy Jtheatre
Tha Mya
Ted Browning
Crooked Medina
Metro
Lirecter
Browning
Mazcee
Aimerica Logue
New York City
Pringle
Conway
Crack Colored Jazz Band and Amateurs at the Maryland Today
The Maryland program features the Crack Colored Jazz Band of Washington with vaudeville acts led by Hathywell Trawn and The Stay Nccord, plus Miramoy Bauovdniin in a screen drama and White Bros. Crack Jazz Band competing in amateur cash prizes.
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Tonite
White Bros. Crack Jazz Band
Washington
Maryland Today
Angerss
Hathywell
Atetro Goliwga Specuil
White Bros. Crack
Juza Band of
Joval
Iumateur
Nielts
Sarcae
Daas
Western Thriller at Bilace Theatre Featuring Yakima Ca
A western thriller titled Great Western starring Yakima Ca Paul shows at the Bilace Theatre. The plot follows the rustler gang led by Slavin and the efforts of Waik Denett, foreman of the L. 1 Ranch, to disrupt peace as the story unfolds through action and scheming.
Doubting Thomas No Longer Claim About Remedy
A reader recounts trying various medicines for stomach trouble without relief until trying a simple preparation touted as a harmless remedy. The ad claims it clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieves inflammation causing stomach and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee. It mentions D. C. Aughinbaugh & Son as distributors.
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Thomas Og
St. Louia
Thomas
D. C. Aughinbaugh & Son
Ady
Desperate Characters Rally Amidst Cattle Coast Pursuit
A fragmented account notes a tense chase as Thint seeks to locate the cattle coast, sending him into the mide where tension rises against the desperate figures. Names and places are unclear but the scene centers on pursuit, risk, and shifting loyalties among perilous characters.
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Wiswrat
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Stenarie
Oemar
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William Desmond
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Bothwelle Browne Co
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Victor
Absphysay
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St. Petersburg
Hamilton
MR. Parker
MR. Fuller
MR. Orme
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Clearshhing
MS. Tenisat
Wowerrow
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Hortick
O’coats & Suits
S. Potomac Street
Colonilal
Ade
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