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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1916
Page
6
The skating rink at 14 South Conception Street in Mobile draws daily crowds of youths and families. Adults join in the fun with kids, sharing laughs as they perform tricks and ride around, leaving participants feeling energized and eager for breakfast.
The St Andrew hotel at No 14 Royal Street stands as a leading mobile lodging favored by travelers and tourists. It attracts strong patronage during Carnival with parades viewed from its doors and convenient access to theatres and railway stations.
Mobile's motion picture house invites crowds for Mardi Gras and Carnival with pre parade shows Monday and Tuesday. Monday features Surprises of an Empty Hotel with Leo Delano and A Cripple Creek Cinderella. Tuesday offers Bryant Washburn in Golden Lies and the third episode of The Strange Case of Mary Page. Admission remains 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children.
Mr Speith, manager of Mobile's Queen Theatre, promises a right good time with a fine Monday and Tuesday program. Admission remains unchanged during carnival time. The slogan Mutual Pictures Make Time Fly highlights the popular movie.
The Savage Hotel on Bienville Square is managed by G P Savage with night service and gas heating. Owner L W Savage, formerly a traveler, says the location and rates make it the right choice for both business and pleasure visitors.
Bishop Penhurst speaks on charity in Boston. The text recalls a jewelry clad charity ball and a beggar woman at dawn, prompting reflection on nerve and entitlement. The London Punch joke follows about a nurse fearing a soldier near children, illustrating social tension.
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