Wedding of Miss Helen McDonald and Roy Perry in Montgomery
Miss Helen A McDonald and Roy M Perry married at the bride’s mother residence on Spring Hill Avenue with Rev Emmet Kennedy officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Margaret Finch and best man Mr J McDonald. Reception followed and couple departed for a trip to Birmingham and Montgomery.
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Roy M. Perry
Montgomery
T. McDonald
Spring Hill Avenue
Emmet Kennedy
St. Catherine Church
Margaret Finch
Mr. J. McDonald
Anna McDonald
Gladys Cothran
Perry
Wearyin' For You At Home and Festive Notices
Poem by Mrs Hugh Stone Wearyin for you expresses longing and loneliness at home with imagery of wind blossoms and violet eyes. Also reports on the marriage of Miss Ethel Hopkins to Mr John Gilfillen of Atlanta and social notices from Barton's 1915 class and Camden area listings with local visits and gatherings.
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G. C. Tucker
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Georgia
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Montgomery
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Savannah
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Brownstone hair tint marketed as harmless and easy
An old age hair tint ad promotes Brownstone as a simple lead free product that colors gray hair from light blonde to black. It claims no irritation or scalp poisoning, rubs in and washes away with shampoo and is sold in 25 cent and one dollar sizes in two colors.
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Klenol Plant in Montgomery Destroyed by Fire
Fire swept the Klenol Company plant in Montgomery causing an estimated $30,000 in damage. Flames engulfed the facility early today and destroyed Drink Mo Cola. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation.
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Montgomery
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Empire Screen Showcases Miss Jekyll and Madame Hyde
Vitagraph Broadway star feature Miss Jekyll and Madame Hyde draws attention for dramatic transformation and strong character work. Satan figure portrayed with subtle power drives plot after a convent escape. Also on bill In High Society comedy showcases Lloyd Hamilton and Bud Duncan delivering sharp humor.
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Madame Hyde
Vitagraph
Satan
Ham
Bud Duncan
Bud
The Slim Princess at the Empire in Essanay Release
George Ade’s comedy The Slim Princess comes to the Empire Wednesday in an Essanay release through V. L. S. E. Francis X. Bushman stars as the rich American with Ruth Stonehouse. the photoplay features Orient settings, vivid color, dramatic action, and Ade’s whimsy. Critics praise the production as exceptionally pleasing and hard to beat. Patrons are urged to arrive early to dodge evening crowds.
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Empire
Essanay
America
Francis X. Bushman
Ruth Stonehouse
Orient
Ade
the Empire
Notable Photoplay Folks Ruth Stonehouse and Nell Craig
Ruth Stonehouse as a versatile young actress draws praise for her dance range in The Colorado Girl and her film leadership in The Slim Princess and The Crimson ng. Nell Craig, Philadelphia born, trained at Pennington Seminary and now lead in Braga's Double, showcases sports and stage versatility with five years in photoplays. Charles Chaplin, hailed as the era’s top motion picture comedian, rose from vaudeville to Essanay stardom after arriving from England.
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Essanay
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The Diamond From the Sky at Empire Pictures
The Diamond From the Sky stars Mary Pickford and Irving Cummings in a high merit production. Helen Holmes leads daring railroad action as she escapes fire while clothes are stripped away in dramatic sequences. Read Mobile Journal for full story and see this remarkable current events film at the Empire Tuesday.
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Celestia
Earle Williams
Steele
Sunday Item
the Empire
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Kate Price
Rector’s
Paris
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Desman
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Braga's Double at The Empire Sparkles with Paris Night Echoes
An American in Paris entertains with a thrilling evening as he closely resembles another man. Dominica Medina, a striking heroine, enforces a strict code of morals and property rights. Dominica discovers the double in Taylor triggering collisions with assailants who mistake him for Braga.
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Paris
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Taylor
Peretannty
Raga
Silent W at the Empire Promises Clever Romantic Mischief
Saturday at the Empire Theater features The Silent W a Vitegraph romantic comedy about two girls with the same name tangled by Cupid tricks. One marries, others face antics with the New eapence department and fees before the plot untangles and ends happily with a lively finish.
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Soetar
Gollen
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