Fine Feathers at Lyric to Feature Star Cast
The Lyric Theatre hosts the Eugene Walter drama Fine Feathers on Wednesday December 17 with an all star company led by Robert Edeson Wilton Lackaye Max Figman Rose Coghlan Lolita Robertson Lydia Dickson and others. The New York and Chicago runs are echoed here in the same cast and production as originally seen.
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Lyric Theatre
H. H.france
Astor Theatre
New York
Cort Theatre
Chicago
Eugene Walter
Robert Edeson
Wilton Lackaye
Svengali
Jim the the Penman
Max Figman
Rose Coghlan
Mrs. Collins
Lolita Robertson
Jane Reynolds
Lydia Dickson
Wilton Lacknye
Mirror Screen Inititiative for Empire Theatre Pictures
An article touts a new Mirror Screen device for motion pictures at the Empire Theatre. The system uses a gigantic mirror to soften light and add depth and clarity, promising natural tones and reduced glare for comfortable viewing.
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Empire Theatre
Living Your Life or Drifting Through It
A reflective essay advises readers to seize life with purpose rather than drift as a passive observer. It warns that indifference dulls judgment, robs color from days, and leads to a “death in life.” Emphasizing active engagement, the piece urges treating minutes as jewels and pursuing adventure with alert, interested minds.
Denton Fails to Regain Freedom in habeas case
Richard A. Denton alias Richard Douglas sought release from Mobile County jail via habeas corpus but Judge Samuel B. Browne remanded him to sheriff custody after hearing evidence. Denton had been held on $500 bond for allegedly obtaining $135 from W. L. Pinder of Vera Cruz Mexico by false pretenses and his attorney planned an appeal to the supreme court.
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Richard A. Denton
Richard Douglas
Mobile County
W. L. Pinder
Vera Cruz
Mex
Manhattan Dye Works advertisement for cleaning and pressing
An old newspaper ad promotes Manhattan Dye Works owned by Robirton offering cleaning and pressing services. It lists Bell Phone 3278 and Home Phone 1452 and notes tailoring and ladies’ tailoring specialties.
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Bell Phone
Manhattan Dye Works
Robirton
Prop
Actors Youth and Stage Life Across New York Theatres
A New York column muses on aging actors and the tango as a metaphor for keeping youth. Orrin Johnson and Alice Brady are highlighted, with notes on personal regimes and the value of living many roles to stay vital. Reviews then cover The Things that Count at Maxine Elliott's, The Prodigal Judge in the Bronx, and Rada at the MacDowell club.
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New York
Fifth
Orrin Johnson
Gaiety Theatre
Johnson
Laurence Eyre
Maxine Elliott
Alice Brady
Kennaberry
Bronx
George Middleton
Vaughn Kester
George Fawcett
Bronx Opera House
Schlosson
Betty Malroy
Quintard
Rada
Empire to Show Kinemacolor Motion Pictures
Manager Bianchito presents Kinemacolor at the EMPIRE with the latest single motion picture technology from New York Precision Machine. The program promises vivid color, real scenes from nature and world life, offering both education and entertainment as audiences witness nature’s beauty, humor, and human life in rich detail.
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Bianchito
Empire
Precision Machine
New York
Nmture
Kinemace
Theatre de Luxe
Old Rival Velvet Beers Face Albright Wood in Afternoon Game
Two longtime rivals, the Velvet Beers Albright and Wood teams, meet this afternoon at 2 p.m. at Top of Spring Hill. Both lineups are healthy, raising excitement as Sims, Johnson, Monahan, and Norton, provide batteries for Velvet Beers and Albright Wood.
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Velvet Beers
Albright & Wood
Spring Hill
Velvet
Sims
Johnson
Albright — Wood
Monahan
Norton
Marriage License Issued to Henry W er and Misa Munts
A marriage license was issued Saturday afternoon to Henry G. Wer, a known plumber, and Misa Vivian E. Munts. The couple secured the license in the county clerk’s office and plan a forthcoming wedding.
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Henry G. Wer
Misa Vivian EB. Munts
Two Act Musical Comedy at Columbia Theatre Tomorrow
The Columbia Theatre presents a new two act musical comedy by George Te ten Smith tomorrow afternoon. The American Beauties Company promotes clean wholesome entertainment. Edgar Seb’s successful farce Nearly Married closes at the Gaiety with final performances this week. The road tour starts at Nix Theatre in Pittsburgh the following Monday.
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Columbia Theatre
George Teten Smith
American Beauties Company
Edgar Seb
Gaiety Faces
Nix Theatre
Pittsburg
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New Empire Theatre
R.A. Denton
H. H. Frazee
All Star
Kansas City
Omaha
S. Royal
H. E. Jones, JR
TX Surier
Mar
MacDowell Club
Hotel Astor
Alfred Noyes
Sutka
Balkans
Hari-Kari
Russia
Princess Theatre
Julian Johnson
Gaston Charles Richard
Haps
Messiah
St. Petersburg
Arthur Hammerstein
Leo Dietrichstein
Otto Hauerbach
Rudolph Frimi
Paris
Dr. Thorne
Dick Wayne
Wayne
Elizabeth Murray
Tom Lewis
Prunella
Winthrop 8
Little Theatre
Booth
Marguerite Clarke
Alice Bracy
BIJOU
Melita
Lubin
Sophie
Essanay
Alkali Ike
Vitagraph
Clara K. Young
Sidney Drew
James Young
Father
Pathe -Weekly
Biogrepi
Heart OF the Law
B. Travers
E. H. Calvert
Ruth Stonehouse
Kalem
Trates Heb
Selig
David Dunne
Biograph
Alan Hale
Betty Gray
Edith Storey
Mid
Kentucky
Hills
Edison
Marc MacDermott
G. M. Anderson
LIFE
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