Theaters Offer Wide Variety of Drama and Film Events
The Edison studio presents Hla Sob Story at the Bijou with Pathe Weekly and Vita eraph society features. Bronco Billy leads the screen lineup with The Newer Woman and Drifting Hearts among other pieces at the Orpheum and Majestic. Odeon offers Beaus and Crowning Glory with Luther and Gates Musical Company next week. Rochester’s Manhattan Players debut Good-Bye Mexico while local notices report community elections and a church district conference at Weston.
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Edison Tyro
Reynold Knight
Bijou
Pathe Weekly
Vitaeraph Society
Beturday
Bronco Billy
Broneo Billy
Wood B. Wed
Miece
Orpheum
Shorty
Mexico
Marguerite Fischer
Harry Pollard
Warner
the Bandit
Eddie Lyons
Victor ™Ort
Seven Russells
Odeon
Lubin Company
Luther and
1Gates
Manhattan Players
Rocheater
John L. Golden
Seeress Marie Allen Arrested in Coast Mystery
San Francisco police arrest Marie Ella Allen, called the girl of mystery, for knowing the February disappearance of Spokane millionaire W. Lewie Clark. Clark is believed held for ransom on a Pacific island, with his wife offering $50,000 for safe return.
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Marie Ella Allen
San Francisco
Girl of Mystery
W. Lewie Clark
Spokane
Clark
Pacific
Local Visitors and Residents in Smithfield This Week
Smithfield notes list W G Bartlett T H Myers Charles Boggs Lestie Joliffe and Fred Campbell leading a road movement in Grant district visiting this week. Names Nat Dantze J A Brand G A Kelfer 3 C Moore and George Dyer appear among callers. Mrs B A Berry Mrs Ed Rouse and Florence shopped in Wheeling.
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Fee Gor
Smithfield
W. G. Bartlett
T. H. Myers
Charles Boggs
Lestie Joliffe
Fred Campbell
Grant District
Nat Dantze
Cumberland
J. A. Brand
Bloomfield
G. A. Kelfer
Parkersburg
C. Moore
New Martinaville
E. Chambers
G. Eberry
Wheeling
Warner Dramatic Company
J.M. Newton
Clarksburg
George Dyer
Sistersville
Lee Reed
Ed. Rouse
Miss Florence
Charles Remer
Hundred
Weston Freight Conductor Killed At Heaters Station
Clarence O. Oottrill a Baltimore and Ohio freight conductor died Thursday at Heaters Station after his train began moving as he attempted to board. He was struck by a truck left on the platform and fell under the cars.
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St. Mary’, Hospital
Harrisburg
Roanoke
C. H. Snider
John Beddow
Machpelah Cemetery
Weston
Qarfield and
Ie Talbott Boarding PLC
West Second Street
Prank J. Taylor
Lewis Counhome
Stove Fue
A. L. Calder
Harrison County
J. J. Davis
Doddridge County
G. Hoover
Upshur County
Talbott
Barbour County
Cab Moore
Gilmer County
Jacob C. Smith
Martin
Jane Lew Wed-Tyler County
Lesday
Pearson
Rein
Clarence O. Oottrill
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Heaters Station
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Hazel Buckham
Rex
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William Shayin
Imp
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Bijou Theatre
Ben Wilson
Charles Ogle
Matilda Boring
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Broncho Billly
Broncho Billy
West Pike Street
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Belasco
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Paul McAllister
Lwo
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Madame Schumann-Heink
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Charles Richman
Richard Harding Davis
Jalen Eckert Goodman
Tully Marshall
John Emerson
Hubert Baker
Atlante City
Emerson
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Francis X. Conlan
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Mancess
Forbash Undertaking Establishment
Railroad
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Perry G. Alfred
Bar Harris
Alfred
Leander Troxell
Tilden Hull
Freenan's Creek
M. L. B. Singer
Georgia Hawkins
Farrell Drue
M. Carothers
Berlin
William 8. Hall
Aupura
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Masanay
S. & H. Green
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