Madame Jealousy at Middlesex Theatre features Pauline Frederick
At the Middlesex tonight Pauline Frederick stars in Madame Jealousy a Paramount photoplay written by George W Hobart and directed by Robert Vignola with a strong supporting cast including Thomas Meighan Frank Losee Victor Moore and Burton Holmes Two shows nightly at 7 and 8 40 Also vaudeville acts West and Edwards Sid Lewis and the Two White Steppers Friday and Saturday feature Flare Up Sal with Dorothy Dalton a wild unpolished frontier tale set in the California gold rush and supporting cast William Conklin Thurston Hall J P Lockney
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Middlesex Theatre
Pauline Frederick
Madame Jealousy
Paramount
George W. Hobart
Robert Vignola
Thomas Meighan
Frank Losee
Victor .Moore
Burton Holmes
West and Edwards
Sid Lewis
Sal
Dorothy Dalton
Miss Dalton
California
Red Rider
J. G. Hawks
Thomas H. Ince
William Conklin
Thurston Hall
J. P. Lockney
Grand Theatre presents vaudeville and film lineup
Tonight to Saturday features The Revue Comedy Four with Eddie Griffin and a Bluebird feature The Fighting Grin with Franklyn Farnum plus a Sidney Drew comedy. Friday brings Hands Up Triangle production with a comedy. Saturday shows The Bull's Eye serial with Eddie Polo, a Keystone short Wronged By a Mistake and an Animated Weekly. Coming Monday and Tuesday April 1 2 The Honor System ten reel Fox standard production.
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Grand Theatre
Comedy Four
Eddie Griffin
Middletown
Franklyn Farnum
Sidney Drew
Triangle
Universal
Eddie Polo
Keystone
Parentage Coming to Middlesex Theatre
Ruskins urge a little love to a child and you gain much in return as the seven reel feature Parentage is set to open at the Middlesex theatre. Presented by Frank J Leng of Wilmette Illinois and backed by Seng the cautious exhibitor who now backs this heart appealing story after visiting New York City.
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Ruskins
Middlesex Theatre
Frank J. Leng
Chicago
Wilmette
Ill
Seng
New York City
Blue Jeans at Grand Theatre Ends in High Drama
Viola Dana stars as June a waif who moves from childlike joy to tragedy as Perry Bascom plans marriage then battles rivals and Sue Budaly an adventuress. The plot follows their secret union and a deadly plot as June saves Perry and clears her name on a Monday Tuesday double bill at the Grand theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dana
June
Perry Bascom
Sue Budaly
Lsa
Sue
Ben Boone
Perry
Grand Theatre
Emanuel Social club plans social and dance for soldiers
Killingworth March 20 The Emanuel Social club of Killingworth will hold a social and dance to benefit the town's soldiers in camp. The event occurs at Grange hall on Friday evening the 22nd at 8 o'clock. Admission for men is 25 cents and ladies are asked to bring a cake.
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Emanuel Social Club
Killingworth
Grange Hall
Westbrook Community Notices and Local Happenings
Town solicitors report on Middle sex Farm Bureau membership drive set for Saturday at the town hall. Notables include Miss Elonise H. Stannard's approaching 97th birthday and Representative William G. Bushnell attending Hartford sessions. Gun club buys land near Saybrook Ferry road for joint target practice with the Rifle club. Chapman siblings expected home from Hartford to open the homestead. Tag day at Chapman school funds Junior Red Cross. Liberty Loan drive plans discussed by the third committee with Neidlinger as chair.
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Westbrook
Middlesex Farm Bureau
Pauline Merwin
New Haven
Judson Stevens
J. W. Pierce
Madison
Elonise H. Stannard
Miss Stannard
William G. Bushnell
A. W. Stokes
Hartford
Susan Butts
Deacon C. M. Post
Westbrook Gun Club
Saybrook Ferry
Essex
Old Saybrook
Rifle Club
Chapman
Raymond Robert
John Weeser
Chapman School
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Robert Wilson
New York
J. H. Cook
Middletown
Sheriff Pattison
Kunz
Third Liberty Loan Committee
William J. Neidlinger
Rev. C. R. Watkins
H. E. Kelsey
H. M. Baldwin
F. McNamara
Colchester Local Notes and Arrivals
Mrs. Thomas Clark visited Middletown while Miss Mary Wade traveled to Hartford for millinery business. Remains of Michael O Connell brought from Middletown for interment at St Andrew s cemetery. John O Connell of Middletown in town. draft exam for Henry Bigelow George Case and William Sherman in New London today. Home Guard drills and school of instruction scheduled. Liberty chorus met at Bacon Academy hall. Roy Clark moved from J J Sullivan tenement to Fred Hosmer house on Norwich avenue.
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Colchester
Thomas Clark
Middletown
Mary Wade
Hartford
Frank Gillette
Norwich
Michael O’connell
St. Andrew’s Cemetery
O’connell
State Hospital For the
John O’connell
Henry Bigelow
George Case
William Sherman
New London
Home Guard
Liberty Chorus
Bacon Academy Hall
Roy Clark
J. J. Sullivan
Norwich Avenue
Fred Hosmer
Social notes from Shailerville area March visit highlights
Mrs. George Hamlet returns from Springfield Massachusetts. Mrs. Theresa McCluud of Hartford visits Mrs. Charles Bailey. Mrs. George Bailey Miss Eva Bailey and Mrs. Jesse Butler travel to Middletown Monday. Mrs. Judson Buell visits Middletown. Elizabeth Shailer visits Middletown over Sunday. Rowena Buell in 88th year completes wristlets and mufflers for Red Cross. Mrs. F W Bailey and children visit Warehouse Point. Mrs. Fred King of Saybrook visits Mrs. Jesse Butler. Eliza J Gilbert returns from Hartford trip.
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Shailerville
George Hamlet
Springfield
Mass
Theresa McCluud
Hartford
Charles Bailey
George Bailey
Eva Bailey
Jesse Butler
Middletown
Judson Buell
Elizabeth Shailer
Rowena Buell
Red Cross
F. W. Bailey
Warehouse Point
Sunady
Fred King
Saybrook
Eliza J. Gilbert
Centerbrook Social Notes and Local Updates
Centerbrook reports Mrs. H. D. Robinson ill at home. Maude and Viola DeWolf return to Bridgeport after visiting aunt Mrs. W. B. Stevens. John Burns of Hartford visits C. L. Jones. Water pipes break again on Main Street at Robert Doane’s residence. Doris Stevens hosts nine friends for sixth birthday. Walter Wilcox and aunt Mrs Bailey of Brooklyn visit. Harry Williams of Hartford visits town on business.
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Centerbrook
H. D. Robinson
Maude
Viola DeWolf
Bridgeport
W. B. Stevens
John Burns
Hartford
C. L. Jones
Robert Doane
Main Street
Doris Stevens
Walter Wilcox
Bailey
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harry Williams
Local Garden Plans and Town Visitors Reported
East Hampton residents plan summer gardens and Farm Bureau participation with expected fine vegetables. Several townspeople, including George Kennedy and Edward O'Donnell, were in town on business yesterday. The Red Cross meets at 2 30 this afternoon in Chatham hall. Miss Gladys Lawton taught music at Center Grammar yesterday. Henry Daley visits, Patrick Daley ill with pneumonia, and R L Allen from Middletown tours local business. William Burns takes a Hartford inspection post with Colts Patent Fire Arms Mfg Co. Nu Gamma Kappa meeting moved to tomorrow at 7 30 in Center grammar school office. Mrs A S Luntz and Bertha Luntz visit Hartford yesterday.
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East Hampton
Farm Bureau
George Kennedy
Hartford
Red Cross Society
Chatham Hall
Gladys Lawton
Middletown
Center Grammar School
Edward O’donnell
Henry Daley
Bridgeport
Patrick Daley
R.L. Allen
Southern
New England
Middltown
Elizabeth Tobin
William Burns
Colts Patent Fire Arms M’s’g. Co
Nu Gamma Kappa Society
A. 8
Luntz
Bertha Luntz
Prayer meetings and local notices in Rocky Hill
Edward Williams improves daily at Hartford hospital and hopes to return home soon. Congregational and Methodist prayer meetings tonight at local homes, followed by Epworth league business. Infant in Hartford hospital for ear abscess. Miss Milicent Summers visits Hartford. Theodore Peck goes to Elizabeth New Jersey for glazing work. Town residents to attend Philharmonic concert in Hartford Monday evening. Gilson Warner has German measles. Palm Sunday next Sunday. Large Grange attendance last evening.
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Rocky Hill
Edward Williams
Hartford Hospital
Everett Sherwood
F. L. Sprague
Epworth League
Thomas Yeager
St. Francis’ Hospital
Hartford
Milicent Summers
Theodore Peck
Elizabeth
N. J
Philharmonic Orchestra
Parsons’ Theatre
Gilson Warner
Grange
Home Gardening Talk Planned by Middlesex Farm Bureau
Mr. Greer from the Middlesex Farm Bureau will discuss Home Gardening at Library Hall on Monday evening March 25 at 7 45. All villagers interested are urged to attend, replacing the usual Miss Ketcham demonstration. Mrs Ralph Lowenhaupt is visiting. Miss Fannie Baxter spent yesterday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Middle Haddam
Greer
Midlesex Farm Bureau
Library Hall
Ralph Lowenhaupt
Fannie Baxter
August Flower medicine for digestive and liver issues
Green's August Flower marketed as a gentle laxative and stomach regulator. It claims to relieve sick headaches constipation sour stomach nervous indigestion and fermentation by cleansing the stomach and intestines, stimulating bile and blood impurity removal. Sold by Woodward Drug Co.
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Woodward Drug Co
Palm Sunday and Holy Week services at Church of the Holy Advent
Clinton notes a Palm Sunday service and Holy Week daily prayers at 8 o clock from the rectory. Also listed are social visits in Groton, relocation of Mr and Mrs Leo Lord to High street, the death and funeral of Miss Jennie Hoffman, furlough of Howard G Pierson, birth of Mary Grace Robinson in Pearl River New York, Ruth Post her maiden name, and the physical examination clearances for S Burdette Reed Edward Wilcox and Giles Stevens.
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Clinton
Church of the Holy Advent
William Sampson
Childre
Groton
Leo Lord
Waterbury
Dibdhell
High Street
Jennie
N. Y
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Wilfred Lucas
Triangle Feature
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Big Fox
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Adolph Zukor
George V. Hobart
Eve Ansell
Paramount Picture
Victor Moore
Matinees
Burton Holmes Travel
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Billy West
Matinee
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Bluerisbons
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Crescent Girls
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Adler
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