Grand Theatre Opens With Vaudeville And Serial Tonight
Doors at six present two full shows of vaudeville and pictures. Acts include MacKays Scotch Revue with seven performers and bagpipe band, Graham and Randall in a novelty skit, Mae Marsh in song, and Brennan and Marley dances. Films include The Bull's Eye episode, The Sea Serpent's Desire, Keystone comedy, and Animated Weekly. Tuesday features The Conqueror with William Farnum and The Duchess of Doubt with Emmy Whelen.
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Grand Theatre
MacKay
Graham and
Randall
Mae Marsh
Brennan and
Marley
Polo
the Conqueror
Fox
William Farnum
Metro
the Duchess of Doubt
Emmy Whelen
Down to Earth and The Voice of Conscience at Grand
A vivid review notes Down to Earth starring Doug las with sunny outlook and strong supporting cast led by Eileen Percy and Fairbanks. Also features The Voice of Conscience with Francis X. Bushman Beverly Bayne and Harry Northup, headlining a grand double bill at the Grand Theatre Monday with The Girl Without a Name.
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Voice of Conscience
Metro
Francis xX. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Harry S. Northrup
Dick Diggett
Stephen Johnson
Mr. Northrop
Vail
Emmy Wehblen
Mr. Bushman
Miss Bayne
Aggie Breyer
Wallace Houston
Granny
Grand Theatre
Viola Dana
Pauline Frederick Uses Owl For Atmosphere In Madame Jealousy
Pauline Frederick stars in Madame Jealousy at Middlesex theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. The film directed by Robert Vignola features a calm owl that ignores peers but calms when she speaks or sings, a noted atmospheric asset in the Paramount picture.
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Pauline Frederick
Paramount
Madame Jealousy
Miss Frederick
Middlesex Theatre Vaudeville Bill and Films Features
Tonight at the Middlesex theatre three first class vaudeville acts headline a bill with The Spirit of 17 starring Jack Pickford and a Mack Sennett comedy An International Sneak. Monday and Tuesday Douglas Fairbanks appears on screen in Down To Earth with current news including the French Army in Italy.
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Middlesex Theatre
Jack Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Italy
Niantic News Notes and Obituary of David R Young
David R Young who died at his New London home on March 13 aged 67, had lived in Niantic about 18 years and died on his 68th birthday anniversary after a week's pneumonia following grippe. Funeral was at 2 pm Friday with Elks ritual at Jordan's cemetery. Survived by widow and three sons Darcy of Milford MA Oliver H. P. Young and Leslie N. Young of New London and a brother F. L. Young of Yonkers NY. The column also covers assessors' raises, local visits, road work, ice dealers, and new hires in the Shore Line area.
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Niantic
David R. Young
New London
Esday
New York City
Jordan's Cemetery
Hartford
Crescent Beach
R. B. S. Washburn
Norwich
W. H. Belknap
Bridgeport
Grove
Belknap
Charlies S. Smith
Mr. Smith
James Metcalf
C. H. Cone
Metcalf
C. H. Lester
G. F. Griswold
Clifford Clark
M. R. Darrow
E. E. Horton
Inez
G. B. Dickinson
Louise Smith
Clark
James R. White
Dr. Smith
D. L. Gates
Four Corners
R. L. Manwaring
Prospect Beach
West Haven
George A. Smith
Pine Grove Farm
George Kinne Crandall
Adelaide Spencer
Travis D. Morgan
J. Percy Morgan
Fritz Hoagland
Waterford
Shore Line
Court House
Hoagland
Electric Road
Ralph Turner
Shore Line Electric Railway Company
Turner
Arnold Rudd Company
Morris Wilson
Frank Clark
Pine Grove
Pines
Elijah Watrous
Black Point Road
Clark S. Bishop
Golden Spur
P. S. W. Judd
Monroe Blake
Colchester Church News and Local Obituaries
Colchester reports a busy week with a Baptist Ladies Aid annual meeting electing officers B D Remington president Edna Strong vice president Lucy Wilcox clerk Belle Allen treasurer and notes C Y P S events and a stereopticon lecture. Funeral notices include Charles Hancock and Luther Carrier with local services and pallbearers.
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Colchester
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Dwight Strong
B. D. Remington
Edna Strong
Lucy Wilcox
Belle Allen
C. F
Rocky Hill Community Notes Brighten Village Week
Eugene Brown recovers after illness while Josephine Stickles suffers measles. Mrs. E. C. Kinsman from Hartford visits. Sunday church services held as usual. Home Guard drills in Hartford next Tuesday. no drill Monday. Library open for book exchange Friday. Grange plans a pageant next Wednesday with a large parent turnout. Red Cross display and student work praised, with special mention of supervisor Chapmin music teacher Miss Lawton and staff.
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Rocky Hill
Eugene Brown
Josephine Stickles
E. C. Kinsman
Hartford
Home Guard
Armory
Grange
Grange Hall
Chapmin
Miss Lawton
Births And Club Meeting In South Glastonbury
A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Gondy the 14th child. The oldest daughter is sick with scarlet fever. A Mothers club meeting is set for Wednesday after noon the 20th at Mrs William Stevenson home with papers by Mrs Halsey Tibballs and others. Red Cross work will be abundant. Laura Turner and Julia S Killim left for New Port to visit her son Leon in training. Dr Harry B Rising has been confined at home with grippe. A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Wesley Bemont of Main street.
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South Glastonbury
John Gondy
Mothers’ Club
William Stevenson
Halsey Tibballs
Red Cross
Laura Turner
Julia S. Killim
New Port
How it Worked Transcript Moment of Couple’s Feud
A humorously dry exchange recalls Edith and the speaker agreeing to air faults. The punchline reveals they have not spoken for 29 days, highlighting a stalled attempt at candor and a stalled marriage quarrel.
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Edith
Golden Rule club meets at Miss Dibble's home
Westbrook reports the Golden Rule club gathering at Miss Charlotte Dibble's residence. Public schools will close Friday and reopen April 1, while Main street to the trolley freight station undergoes repair. Dr Ed A Pease and family return to Stannard Beach for a stay and Mary Pickford stars in Stella Maris at The Thelma with matinee and evening shows.
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Westbrook
Golden Rule Club
Charlotte Dibble
Main Street
Ed. A. Pease
Boston
Mass
Stannard Beach
Mary Pickford
Stella Maris
Thelma
Adv
Reform Proposal Sparks Mixed Acceptance Debate
Analysts note that initial advocates of reform often resist its implementation, while later supporters push for practical adoption. The commentary flags the tension between early proposals and delayed execution amid political dynamics and stakeholder concerns.
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Herbert Standing
Gustave von Seyfertitz
Charles P. McHugh
Charles Gerard
William H. Keith
Ruth Allen
Fred Goodwine
Florence Mayon
David Porter
Bull Montana
Middlesex
Humphreys
Mary Blake
Charles Hancock
Charles Dawley
Roy Clark
F. A. Hosmer
Libby
Marlborough
Salem
the Baptist Church
Baptist Parsonage
Luther Carrier
Westchester
Clarence Norton
Guy Clark
Robbins Carrier
William Skinner
Sexton
Carrier
Congregational Church
Ponemah
Bessie Randall
Dorothy McCall
Goshen
Mr. Hill
Princess Theatre
Middletown
Main ST
The
Barton Clothing Co
Eddie Polo
Keystone
NEW Animated Weekly
Francis X. Bushman
Farnum
BIG
Metro Specia
Jesse L. Lasky
Mack Sennett
America
Anita Loos
John Emerson
John Emer
Matinees
Burton Holmes
Victor Moore
Hotel
Arrigoni
Ingersoll
Prom
Eatab
D. W. Ingersoll
Plymouth St
Brooklyn, .Y
William E. Dean
Conn
Ingersol
Mies
Ot & L Horticultural Dept
Pearl Street
New York
A. L. Southmayo
Main
New England
Lyman D. Mills Co
Fagan Ave
Washington Street
John W Rogers
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