Pauline Falls Thirty Feet In La Tosca Death Scene
A performance in Florida ends in a dramatic accident as Pauline crashes from a parapet into the water during La Tosca. The scene, following the onstage killing of her lover Mario by a firing squad, sparked headlines about the sensational fall.
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Pauline
Ter Tosca
Scarpia
Tosca
Frederick
Ible
Edward Jose
Chapin
Victor Moore
Burton Holmes
Shirley Kaye at Grand Theatre features young starlet
Pauline Frederick heads a double bill with Shirley Kaye at the Grand Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. The revue presents Clara Kim-Young adaptation of Magda, with Miss Young delivering a vital sympathetic performance. Also on the program are Harold Lloyd in The Trouble Makers and The Strong Way, plus vaudeville and a Rough Lover photo. Friday brings Cap Findlay in person and No Man's Land lectures. Saturday highlights The Bull's Eye episode with Eddie Polo and Naughty Naughty scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Kaye
Grand Theatre
Clara Kim- Young
Magda
Hermann Sudermann
Immortal Duse
Sarah
Sterling
Campbell
Miss Young
Metro Wonderplay
Harold Kwood
Pearte
Antonio Moreno
the Grand
Fox
William Fox
Matt
Jeff Couterday
Victor
Franklyn Farnum
Cap Findlay
Eddie Polo
Hadlyme April Event Yet to Be Held Alone
Miss Nellie Bell of Norwich plans a wheat event for April 17 at home in New York City during the summer visit. A number from Hadlyme attended a church conference at Old Saybrook.
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Nellie Bell
Norwich
New York City
Old Say
Westbrook Church Delegates Attend Congregational Meeting
Delegates from West church attended the Congregational meeting in Saybrook yesterday. Local volunteers promote a potato exhibition at Town Hall on April 22 to urge households to join the potato war and aid wheat conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Oeter
Avery
Moore
Westchurch
Coun
Saybrook
Ara Ketcham
Middlesex Farm Bureau
United States
Town Hall
Geer
Farm Bureau
Chapman School
James H. Stannard
George Conkling
Derby
Marian Bailey
Collinsville
John S. Murdock
Mary H. Wilson
Stannard Beach
Robert Wilson
Brooklyn
N. Y
East Haddam Notes and Social Updates
April 17 reports Mrs Frank Coski visiting New York friends Mrs John Carpenter returns to Willimantic after weeks away Mashall Miner family visit Chester relatives Mrs Walter M Gilette teaches spring term in Center district Mrs Martha Smith and others attend Sea View Pomona Grange meeting in Hamburg last Thursday Mrs William Bartman visits Willimantic daughter and Bartman men finish wood piles along street Try a Press Want Ady
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Town Street
Frank Coski
New York
John Carpenter
Willimantic
Mashall Miner
Chester
Walter M. Gilette
Center District
Martha Smith
E. E. Smith
Marshall Miner
Sea View Pomona Grange
Hamburg
William Bartman
Deep River Community News and Obituaries
Mrs en Eliza Williams dies at 3 15 am aged 8 years in Deep River after ten months illness heart trouble. Born Killingworth 1842, married Alfred A Williams 1873, leaves grandchildren and siblings. Funeral Friday at 1 30 pm Baptist chapel interment in Winthrop cemetery. Rebekah assembly attendances, local hires, and various social notes including a forest fire near Brook Hill and Liberty Bond appeal.
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En Eliza Willliams
Annie Eliza Williams
Charles
Herbert Williams
Killingworth
Marsh Ney
Alfred A. Williams
Winthrop
Fenner D. Dickinson
Williams
The
Baptist Church
Henry Marsh
Joseph Marsh
Hartford
Baptist Chapel
Winthrop Cemetery
Clifford Abbey Leaves Chester for Deep River Job
Clifford Abbey moves from C E Shipman’s house in Chester to Deep River where he has secured employment with Pratt Read Co. William Silliman, working on U.S. government construction near Westerly, recently visited his parents. Anton Schmidt opens a shoe repair shop in the old barber shop near Hanson’s store. Fred Tyler returns to Columbus Ohio after a furlough spent at home. R M Hawley of Hartford was a business visitor in town yesterday.
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George G. Starkey
John B. Williams
William Ventres
Marian Parker
Rebekah
Winsted
Clifford Abbey
Chester
Pratt, Read Player Piano Co
Ida M. Hoffman
Bertram G. Leeper
New Haven
Richard Ziegra
Frederick Ziegra
Meriden
Brook Hill
Annie Miner
Fred Kellogg
New York City
Harold Stallsbury
Middletown
J. O. Stallsbury
Wilbur R. Harris
Ora Harris
Capitol City
Raymond Larson
Francis D. Larson
Frank. O’neil
Moodus
Annie Phelps
Stillman Tiley
Essex
Workingman’s
Deep River
Kurt Jurascheck
Workman’s Sick and Death Benefit Fund
P. QO
Adv
C. E. Shipman
Pratt, Read & Co
William Silliman
United States
Westerly
R. L
F. W. Silliman
Anton Schmidt
Hanson
Fred Tyler
Columbus
Ohio
R. M. Hawley
Hartford
Man Sees Harmony as Everything His Own Way
A concise adage notes that one man's ideal harmony is dictating all affairs to suit his preferences, illustrating a personality trait where control and unilateral decisions define balance.
Old Saybrook spring meeting of the Essex Association notes
Old Saybrook hosts a spring Essex Association meeting at the church with Rev. Frank Park of Clinton leading a 9 30 service. Addresses covered Sunday school plans, missionary work in Porto Rico Indians and Pekin education federation. Fifteen churches represented. delegates listed. dinner details. various local notices follow.
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Old Saybrook
Esex Association
Frank Park
Clinton
R. W. Roundy
American Missionary Association
EB. L. Smith
D. D
American Board
Pekin
C. H. Peck
Essex
E. S. Tead
Education Society
H. M. Winston
Wesleyan
Europe
America
Robert Chapman
Giles A. Bushnell
D. Arnold Kellogg
McCall
Acton
William H. Smith
Frederick G. Fish
C. C. Fairbanks
G. G. Sheffield
W.S. Clark
A. H. Acton
J. L. Beckwith
William S. Clark
Oscar E. Lord
Harry Hoyt
A. W. Gessner
George E. Sheffield
F. W. Spoon
St. Alban’s Lodge
A. F
A. M
Guilford
R. C. Ellis
New York City
Frank Reed
Saybrook Point
Thomas Reed
Lawrence Hospital
New London
Eastern Star
A. D
Masonic Hall
William R. Havens
Signal Department
Shore Line Electric Railway
Red Cross
Town Hall
Catherine Golden
Frederick M. Beebe
Waterbury
Railroad crews establish camp by river for repair work
A camp opened near the river to house over a hundred men drafted by the railroad company. Five coaches arrived today with four more workers. A hall with baths and running water was built, and a 7,000 gallon water tank finished. The men will repair the road bed in poor condition after a long winter and labor shortage.
Reliable Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Medicine Ad
For years druggists note the record of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician s prescription strengthening medicine aiding the kidneys liver and bladder to do nature s work. It has stood the test of years and is sold by all druggists on its merit. To sample send ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and mention Middletown Evening Press.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Middletown Evening Press
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Francis Wren
M. J. Wren
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Lakeland
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A. C. Knoth
the Ledges
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Jim
Triangle Production
Findlay
Clara Kimball Young
the Kaiser
Berlin
A. L. Southmayd
Malin Street
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Victorien Sardou—Scenario
Charles Whittaker
Paramount Picture
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Jerome Storm
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Court St
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