Lyric Theatre Opens Under New Management In Mobile
The Lyric Theatre reopens Monday under Sidney Berrey with Orpheum vaudeville acts from New Orleans and other cities. The bill features The Youngers, Jim and Maud Ryan, the Musical Bannocks, Klein and Yost, Tak Araki Troupe, plus two reels of films. An orchestra is engaged and staff are unionized. a Thursday bill change follows matinee.
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Lyric Theatre
Orpheum
Sidney Berrey
En Wi Ee
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Kansas City
Denver
the Youngers
Orgam
Jim
Maud Ryan
Bannocks
Klein
Yost
Tak Araki
Lessee Berrey
Berrey
Lyric
Mobile
Faces Leads in New Orleans Debut With Prepaid Victory
In Saturday at New Orleans results, Prepaid wins the first race at three furlongs with Dishmon aboard, followed by Sands Diamond and Zolzo. Lady Spirtuelle takes the five and a half furlongs second race, with Tiara in second and uin third. Martin’s Casca wins the third race, Brooms's Edge second, Nila third. Lord Marshall wins the fourth race over Verena and Henry Hutchinson. El Pato claims the fifth race ahead of Holton and Stickpin. Surpassing captures the sixth over Plain Ann and Electric.
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New Orleans
Dishmon
Ret O
Taylor
Sands Diamond
Keogh
Zolzo
Chivator
Czar’s Boy
Paymaster
Tito
Lillian May
Tay
Teran
Lady Spirtuelle
Lilly
Tiara
Van
Uin
Murphy
Ethelbure II
Yemassee
Salvadora
Transitory
Casque
Salvor
Father Phelan
Martin
Casca
Brooms’s Edge
Vandusen
Nila
Conway
Miss Frances
Long Reach
Earth- Queen
Belle Bird
Injan
Miss Hawkstone
Kaideroros
Lord Marshall
Verena
Turner
Henry Hutchinson
McTaggart
Mary Ann K
Garneau
Armor
el Pato
Bresci
Holton
Smith
Stickpin
Pool
Hudibras
Gallant Bay
Dele
Trinity Twelves Lose To First Baptist In Close Court Battle
In a Saturday afternoon YMCA game, First Baptist defeated Trinity Twelves 13 to 10. West and Thurman starred for First Baptist while Duck and King led Trinity with two and three field goals respectively. Danielson impressed at forward, with referee Marriott and timekeeper Jones noted in the score.
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First Baptist
Trinity Twelves
Trinity
Duck
King
Danielson
Empire Week Screenings Feature Daily Highlights
Empire announces a full week of film programs with headliners each day. Monday features The Sage Brush Gal with Vitagraph stars, followed by The Fates of Flora Four flash with Clara Kimball Young and others. Henry Holmes Hazards series appears later in the week.
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the Empire
G. M. Anderson
Marguerite Clayton
Vitigraph Company
Flora Fourflash
Clara Kimball Young
Vitagraph
Richard C. Travers
Gerda Holmes
Comic Cowboys Artist Returns After Rough Sea Voyage
The Comic Cowboys confirm artist Monsieur Penochelsky will paint their Mobile parade after a perilous ocean journey. A stormy crossing saw a submarine strike risk as ballast, prompting the captain to wish safe passage. The meeting adjourned amid song.
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Comic Cowboys
Monsieur Penochelsky
New York
Mobile
Briny
Tisdale Stars In Elks Minstrel Show
Tisdale, a familiar local performer, is expected to be a hit in his new role. A chorus of sixty coached by Prof. A. J. Staub will feature in the show with catchy ballads and rags. Popular prices will be charged as leading parts go to well known Mobilians and packed houses are anticipated for both performances.
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Tisdale
A. J. Staub
Organized Ball Denies Antitrust Claims in Federal League Suit
Organized baseball bodies deny antitrust charges in a Federal League suit filed in a U S district court. Affidavits from national commission leaders and club presidents assert the reserve system preserves the game and that players broadly support it. They deny accusations of blacklists and conspiracies to harm the Federal League.
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International News Service
Chicago
Oral League
Filoe
On States District Court
Fedi Amore
National Commission
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Ennis T. Oakes
Mordecai Brown
Otto . Knabe
Wiliam
Dd. Perritt
Edward J. Kenetchy
Leo Hoeschemeyer
Lee Magee
Federal League
Hopper Says He Is Horrible Example Of Flats
Mason Hopper, producer director of the Hopper Comedy Company, staying at the Cawthon Hotel in Mobile, explains flat living in Chicago has made him flat in chest and imagination. He recalls shrinking spaces, tiny baths, and frying pans as social troubles, noting South’s air gives him relief and room to breathe away from Chicago density. Hopper, a former cartoonist for Keystone, has been in 1,400 newspapers and aims to shoot photo plays during winter.
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Mason Hopper
Hopper Comedy Company
Cawthon Hotel
Hopper
Hearly
Keystone Syndicate
America
Mobile
Chicago
Empire Theatre Contest Names Revealed
A list of contestants and participants for the Empire Theatre event includes Pearl Purvis Mary Brown Floise McAndrew Marguerite Pond M. Cooney mla Farrell J lL Brown Elle Harbula Florina Antoni Miss J Boude Marion Brettel Josephine Tay Foreman Willie Thomas Claudie Willis Louise Love M Roberts Vera May Groom Susie Robinson Emma Drumm Mabel T Mart Ella Haste Myrtle Morse and Mabel Babe among others.
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Pearl Purvis
Mary Brown
Floise McAndrew
Marjory McEacher
Marguerite Pond
Dha M. Cooney
Mla Farrell
J. Ll. Brown
Elle Harbula
Florina Antoni
J. Boude
Marion Brettel
Josephine Tay
Willie Thomas
Claudie Willis
Louise Love
M Roberts
Vera
E¢Ee May Groom
Susie Robinson
Emma Drumm
Mabel T. Mart
Ella Haste
Myrtle Morse
Mabel Babe
Maritime bustle at municipal docks with multiple vessels loading
River packets at the municipal docks on Saturday handle cargoes for up river points. The John Quill and American bring cotton and sundries from East Bluffport and Selma, while the Swan and Kylemore carry general merchandise and crossties. Various steamships and schooners prepare for departures to Scotland, Havana, and Rico with cotton, resin lumber, and other loads.
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John Quill
East Bluffport
Little Bigbee River
Steel's Bluff
Warrior River
Selma
Alabama River
Bigbee
Columbus
Miss
Vasconia
Seeberg Steamship Line
Municipal Steel Shed
Kylemore
Mobile Liners, Inc
Troon
Scotland
Gulfport
Dempster
Jessemore
Leith
Pier 4
Felix
Clara
Lizais Nison
Rico
Arise
Remanded to Jail in Brass Theft Case
Herman Anderson, charged with bringing stolen brass into the area, was bound over under an $800 bond by presiding officer Béington days ago. He was sent back to jail and a habeas corpus proceeding was set for Saturday before Judge Samuel B. Tompkins, with defense counsel A new C. W. Tompkins present.
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Herman Anderson
Samuel B
C. W. Tompkins
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