Theatre and Film: Stars to Appear in August Entertainment Plans
The company highlights frequent costume changes with Lubin three part drama Courage and the Man starring Edgar Jones and the latest Hearst Selig News Pictorial. William Courtleigh appears in The Man Higher Ups. De Mille’s The Skeptic features De Witt Jennings, with Al H. Wilson’s Az Years Roll On by Winslow and Horwitz. Public plans include benefit screen club event in New York with Costello Pickford Fuller Kimball Young Pearl White, and Ada Blood in Kittie Comes Home. Melba tours from September starting Portland Maine. Nazimova in The Trail of the White Swan. Aylsworth in Rolling Stones. Love in Augustin McHugh’s Search Me. Farrar opens her concert season mid October.
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Courage
Edgar Jones
Hearst, Selig
New York
Screen Club
Earl Williams
Maurice Costelo
Ralph Ince
Mary
Pickford
Mary Fuller
Clara
Kimball Young
Maude Fealey
King Bagedt
Pearl White
Anita Stewart
Jimmmy Morrison
Crane Wilbur
New Play Offered At Palace Theater
The Hyatt and LeMore Musical Comedy Company offers a week at the Palace with a twelve artist cast led by girls. New bill Thompson's Dennis is a sparkling comedy with the latest song hits by a beauty chorus. A Live He to be produced in Atlantic City mid July features Helen Lowell Frank Hatch Harry C Browne and Charles Abbe. Edwin Forsberg and Caroline French star in the western melodrama Forgiven at the Orpheum in Clarksburg with an all star Broadway cast. Arthur Donaldson appears tomorrow in The Land of the Lost. The Heart of a Child by Zelda Sears to be produced next month at Asbury Park with Kathleen Cligard. Bijou Friday offers The Greater Courage and The New Exploits of Elaine plus The Park Honeymooners. Saturday brings Edison photodrama According to Their Light with Bessie Learn and Patrick O Malley. The Wrecked Engine and The Broken Pledge plus The Onion Patch. Fritz Kreisler wintering in Sea Harbor Me and schedule for next fall on the Pacific coast. Fun in a Department Store at the Odeon Friday and Saturday features The Tabbarin Girls with Mike and Yaké. The Hill ends with laughs and music.
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Thompson
Dennis
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Nour the Middle of
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Harry C. Browne
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W. LeGrand Howland
Charles A. de Lima
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Henry W. Savage
Caroline French
Wth
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Orpheum Theater
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Arthur Donaldson
Zelda Sears
Asbury Park
Kathleen Cligard
Miss Sears
George Sidney
Jaig
Elaine
Betty Gray
Anton Merino
Bessie Learn
Patrick O'Malley
Helen Holmes
Odeon Theater
Tabbarin Girls
Jack Lord
Lew Gordon
Mike
Yaké
Jack Rawles
Ike
Babe la Porte
Susan
Caroline Hawley
National League Saturday Results Reported
Baseball results from Saturday show Chicago defeating Pittsburgh in a tight score, with pitching by Mamaux and Gibson. Cincinnati beat St Louis with Griner Snyder securing the win, Benton Yoney and Clark contributing. Philadelphia edged Boston as Ragan Gowdy and Moyer Killifer worked on the batteries.
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Lonis
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Benton, Yoney and Clark
Philadelphia
RH. B. Boston
Ragan and Gowdy
Moyer and
Today's Games and Pest Control Pitch in A Compact Note
A brief card lists Chicago at Detroit and Cleveland at St. Louis. It promotes Green Death for roaches and bedbugs, stating one thorough application kills old bugs and a second after ten days targets hatchlings. A quarter buys a pint at reliable dealers.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Federal League Yesterday's Reaults in Baltimore Game
In Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Chicago clash with erratic scoring and multiple substitutions. Batteries listed include Allen Hearne and O Conner for Pittsburgh and Jolson and Jacklitsch for Kansas, while Baltimore faces Buffalo in a confusing tab of runs and errors.
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BR. H.B. Pittsburg
Allen, Hearne
O'Conner
Jolson
Jacklitsch
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