You Never Saw Such a Girl and related vaudeville at the id Theatre
A mixed program at the id Theatre features a film segment depicting Peter James and Lena in a crime and romance plot with a child’s resilience, followed by the Paramount feature You Never Saw Such a Girl starring Vivian Martin and Harrison Ford, plus other vaudeville acts and shorts Get details on showings Tonight and the staged acts while noting the light comedy and adventure elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter James
Id Theatre
Lena
Peter
Pinesy
Vivian
Paramount
Iity
Vivian Martin
Harrison
Ford
Kelso
James Fard
Tate
Storey
Billy West
Pudd'nhead Wilson Featured in Missouri Vaudeville Show
A feature on Theodore Roberts in the title role of Pudd'nhead Wilson at a Missouri town theater. The story follows Lawyer Wil young man arriving to practice and earning the nickname Pudd'nhead after a village wit's quip. Includes vaudeville Burton Holmes travel and Lyons-Moran comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witheodore Roberts
Wil
Missouri
Pudd’nhead
Burton Holmes
Lyons- Moran
Grand Theatre presents two features and vaudeville
Tonight at the Grand theatre a fine double is presented with Mitchell in The Code of the Yukon and St Gordon in Mandarin's tale of gambling omen and love. Friday and Sat four fine acts of vaudeville and a big six reel feature. Friday Matinee and night and Saturday matinee Eddie Polo in another episode of The Lure of the Circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theatre
Mitchell
Yukon
St Gordon
Eddie Polo
Eddie Poe
Peace Table Notes Report From Paris on League Work
Paris dispatch reports the league commission studying the league's proposed constitution and the balance of power. President Wilson is said to participate actively, drafting amendments to preserve sovereign nation rights, while U S Senators resist and doubt any binding treaty without their approval. The Paris discussions consider Spain, Scandinavian states, and other powers with gravity and hope for goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Paris
League of Nations
League of Nations Commission
Congress of Paris
Spain
Wilson
Ince
League of Nawhich
United States
Sie
The Lynching Probie Transition to Federal Action
A Houston Post report notes the shift of a lynching case from state to federal jurisdiction after fifty years of state handling. It argues that state inaction produced many victims and that federal intervention is now required to address the legal and moral failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Jurisdic
Deep River Local Happenings Show Warmth and Moves
Deep River reports 20 above zero with farmers lamenting seed loss of onions and peas. A town hall vaudeville and dance pleased attendees. Social club meets tomorrow. Local residents travel, visit, or receive updates on health and church matters.
Clothing drive for liberated countries urged in Chester
Chester calls for April 2 to April 7 collection of used apparel bedding and shoes for liberated nations. Items may be left at Red Cross rooms by April 7, with a 100 lb limit. Advertisements note Holden's offers on wallpaper fencing and lawn tools as well as a Grange meeting with visiting members and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Red Cross
Holden’s.— v
Mildred Post
Myron Leland
Middletown
Holden’s
Henry Jones
Bushnell Place
High Street
W. P. Holden
the Cove
Grange
Adv
Funeral and meeting notices in town from April first
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Jobe Boettman noted with services at home and Swedish Lutheran Church then burial at St Francis hospital. Woodmen of the World to meet in Chatham hall Thursday. Local residents attend events in New Haven and Hartford with April Fools jokes reported among schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe Boettman
St. Francis Hospital
Ruth Johnson
Hartford
Carl Johnson
Durham News Highlights and Local Notices
In Durham on Tuesday G F Francis was in New Britain for business. Mrs Eugenie Smith is ill at home. J R Smith went to New Haven hospital for treatment. W V Stannard injured his middle finger on a Merriam company press and cannot use his hand for a time. Dancing every two weeks on Friday with Hahn's orchestra. Temperance essay readings attracted good attendance led by State Supervisor Conolly. Selectmen worked to clear snowbound roads in outlying districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
G. F. Francis
New Britain
Eugenie Smith
J. R. Smith
New Haven Hospital
Merriam Company
Hahn
Berber Thayer
Conolly
Saybrook Point Social Notes and Local Updates
Saybrook Point notes list Mrs. Frederick Faulk leaving for New York with her children for a few days. The Congregational church Ladies' Aid raised over 25 by chapel collections in Allen Cone and Clifford Rogers. Delegates John Frangear and John Davies were appointed to attend the Y M C A convention in East Hampton Friday and Saturday. Mrs. William S. Clark visited relatives in New Haven. Rev. William White attends a Hinsdale Vermont funeral. George E. Kirtland bought a new automobile. Frank Pratt and others plan improvements at Captain Frank Harding's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook Point
Frederick Faulk
New York
William &'. White
Hinsdale
George E. Kirtland
Frank 8. Pratt
Frank Harding
Emma Johnsons Move Into Spencer House In Maromas
Mrs Emma Johnson and her sons have moved into the Spencer house formerly owned by Mr Baldwin. Bert Johnson serves on guard duty at a Brooklyn hospital and is due home around July first. Mary and Bertha Hudec stayed at home for the weekend. Master Joseph Hudec visits his grandmother while his mother recovers from influenza in New York. Winnifred Spencer visited relatives in Middlefield. George B Gilbert was in Maromas Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maromas
Emma Johnson
Spencer
Baldwin
Bert Johnson
Brooklyn
Mary
Bertha Hudec
Joseph Hudec
New York
Winnifred Spencer
Middlefield
George B. Gilbert
Maromnas
Old Saybrook Notes on Rail Ties Red Cross Drive and Local News
Old Saybrook items report increased work on laying new ties with four men per line to speed progress. A Red Cross drive for refugee clothing runs this week, closing April 7. Tugs Onrust Mabel and Comet delivered three coal barges despite freshet. Mr and Mrs Lear Miller lease Grover place in Oyster River and plan to move from Old Lyme. Dickinson enjoys Florida this month. Farmland demand rises. city folks call daily about listings. No fare reductions on electrics. Mrs Golden shopped in New London. Mrs Smith visits Middle town on business. Siloam Lodge No 32 held semi monthly meeting at Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Onrust
Mabel
Comet
Tuesay
Lear
Miller
Grover Place
Oyster River
Old Lyme
John
Dickinson
Clearwater
Florida
M. J. Golden
New London
Edgar C. Smith
Middletown
Siloam
Surprise party honors Ivoryton couple on 26th anniversary
Neighbors and friends gathered Tuesday evening to honor Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson on their 26th wedding anniversary. The Ivoryton Y M C A reports a new piano installed in its rooms and Pieretti Bros receiving carloads of goods from Maine stored near Clark's pond. Charles Foerch of Clinton completed wiring at the Ivoryton hotel. Miss Marjorie Carlsson from New London is visiting her parents. Y M C A boys hosted girls in their room last night. R H Atwood of Hartford was in town Tuesday. Ladies Sewing Society to meet Friday afternoon. A cold wave lingers, making this winter feel persistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Pieretti Bros
Maine
Clark’s Pond
Charles Foerch
Clinton
Ivoryton
Marjorie Carlsson
New London
Local social notes and town updates from New City area
Mr and Mrs BR Dolph occupy Webb place in New City. John Carlson moved from Peterson rent South Main to Saybrook street. Home Worker Society meets at Congregational church Thursday afternoon. Frederick Koehler visits son H H Koehler in Illion NY. Lenten services held at St Johns Memorial Church. Miss Sarah Hilley of New Haven visited Cross street home. Mr and Mrs Arthur Brooks moved from Railroad avenue to Triff place Saybrook street. Fred Ridgeway visited Middletown. Mrs Julius Bellfinger returns from Middlesex Hospital after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Memorial Church
Sarah Hilley
New Haven
Cross Street
Arthur Brooks
W. H. Hull
Railroad Avenue
Triff Place
Saybrook Street
Fred Ridgeway
Middletown
Julius Bellfinger
Middlesex Hospital
Centerbrook notices and local moves in town records
Centerbrook April 2 midweek service will be held at the parsonage Edward Bushnell was in Hartford Thursday on business Joe Bombaci has purchased the meat business of C L Jones and took possession April 1 Mr Jones will go to Willimantic where he will open a market at 459 Main Street Alfred Wright is having a new driveway made at his residence on Deep River Street Mrs W J Prann is visiting her daughter Mrs Fred Jeffen in Hartford The Literary Club met last evening with Mrs Helen Strong Harvey Williams of Hartford was in town Tuesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Louie Petterson
Jerome Russell, Jr
Harold French
Robert R. Cone
Ola B. Rankin
New Haven
Red Cross
Baptist Chapel
Clarence E. Lamb
Centerbrook
Edward Bushnell
Hartford
Joe Bombaci
C. L. Jones
Mr. Jones
Willimantic
Main Street
Alfred Wright
Deep River Street
W. J. Prann
Fred Jeffen
Local Events Roundup from Haddam and Middletown
In Haddam and nearby towns residents hear of Red Cross meetings at the school and Methodist church gatherings. Mrs. Charles hosts visitors in Midaitown while Emma Madelin and others prepare for an Haddam recital. Louise Brainard and Luccy Crissey head back to Northfield to resume school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Midaitown
Red Cross
Axel Stone
Middletown
The
Methodist Church
Law
Haddam
Irene Hubbard
Emma Madelin
Helen Olson
Irene Johnson
Harold
Louise Brainard
Luccy Crissey
Miss Brainard
Northfield
Mass
William Burr
Thayer
Selah Clark Place
Witen
Dr. Kellogg
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Wilson” S
Featarony
Theodore Roberta
Dr. A Wecherle
Weckerle
Alexandre Weckerle
Newedical School and Hospital
MacAlpine
Old Saybrook
California
Mitchell Lewis
Kitty Gordon
Fritzi
Higganum
Cincinnati
Interes
the Barton Clothing Co. and
Custom Tailors
Edith Storey
Jesse L. Lasky
Paramount Picture
Theodore Roberts
Pudd’nhead Wilson
Travel
Thomas H. Inge
Enid Bennett
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