Cabiria Comes to the Lyric for Four Days and Nights
The Lyric Theatre screens Cabiria for four days and nights starting April 8. Itala Film Company showcases ten years of experience with grand photography and production values, including a Temple of Moloch replica built for the film and a cast portrait of Archimedes with a six month beard preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabiria
Lyric Theatre
Itala Film Company
Fall of
Troy
D’annunzio
Moloch
Archimedes
Pavlova and Volinine to Appear at Lyric April 8
Anna Pavlova brings a Russian ballet company to the Lyric Theatre for one night only on Thursday April 8. The program features new ballets and a Modern Ballroom Spire with partner Mlle Pavlova and M. Ivan Clustine. Also appearing are Alexander Volinine and other premier danseurs with conductor Theodore Stier directing the accompanying symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavlova
Volunine
LYRIC
Anna Pavlova
Little
Mlle
M. Ivan Clustine
Paris Grand Opera
Imperial Opera Houses
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Mile. Pavlova
Imperial Russian Ballet
Alexander Volinine
Stephanie Plaskowieszka
Stasia Kuhn
Pavlowa
America
M. Warslaw Waszinski
Mlle. Pavlowa
Theodore Stier
London Bechstein Hall
Pavlowa Ballet
Maritime Traffic Updates With Banana Cargoes And Tanker Arrivals
Harbor reports show Fort Morgan sailing for Puerty Cortez with coal and bananas for Mobile. Northwestern discharged 650 099 gallons of black strap molasses and will depart next week. Fjell docked with 20 000 banana bunches marking its final Chamelecon trip. Vintor expected with banana cargo, while Cantor next week. Kennebec loaded coal and proceeded east after quarantine. Dictator due with passengers and freight. Sabine to arrive from New York via West and Tampa. Peerless and American river packets docked with cotton and passengers. several fruiters and ships to load bananas next week. Columbia and Fort Gaines noted among expected vessels. Tarpon anticipated from Winsacola and St Andrews. Mills II ships lumber to Cuba. D H Rivers to Gulfport after Puerto Rico voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Morgan
United Fruit Company
Puerty Cortez
Mobile
Northwestern
Cuban Molasses Company
Fjell
Chamelecon Steamship Company
Vintor
Chamelecon Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Banafink
Bodo
Zetn
Kennebec
Mobile Coal Company
Orr-Laubenheimer Steamship Company
Sabine
Port
New York
Ey West
Tampa
Fla
Peerless
Selma
Montgomery
Municipal Docks
Upper Alabama
Municipal Wharf
John Quill
City
Tombigbee River
Coymbia
Puerto Barrios
Guate- Sols
Fort Gaines
Nor
Verona
Boca Grande
Turday
Chamelecon
Tarpon
Winsacols
St. Andrews
Mills
C. W. Mills II
Cuba
Moragues
D. H. Rivers
San Juan
Porto Rico
Gulfport
Miss
Moragues Lumber Company
Vessels Bound for Mobile and Other Ports Listed
A list of ships and schooners with owners and destinations, including S S Alderney to Munson Line from Havana to Pensacola, Bark Normandy bound for Liverpool, and S S Norwegian to Mobile Liners, with multiple tonnage figures and home ports such as New York Havana Liverpool and Kingston, dated January 12 to 28.
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Vance
Samuelson
Glascow
Scot
Bark’ Ganges
Gperaldsen
West
Hartlepool
Eng
Gul¢ States Shipping Co
Bennestvet
Tennessen
Mandal
European Mber and Transit Co
Chodnét
H. Rivers
Simmons
San Juan
P. R
S. S. Alderney
Gjertsen
Havana
Cuba
Pensacola
Munson Line
Parchim
Anderson
Plymouth
Normandy
du Buhr
New York
Liverpool
Georgia D. Jenkins
McLean
Demerara
B. G
H. G. Donald Co
Margaret
Olsen
Newport News
Gulf States Shipping Co
Sylfid
Henriksen
Limerick
Ire
Hunter, Benn & Co
Marga
Knudsen
Hunter Benn
Palm Sunday Program at Government Street Church
Palm Sunday service at Government Street Presbyterian Church on March 28 1915 will feature anthems Jerusalem Parker The Palms Faure The Day Is Past and Over Reed Like as a Father Martin Greene with Prof Edwin Lyles Taylor as organist. Also reports note cargo plans for 250000 feet of lumber loading and ships Maud B Krum and Rosefield sailing or arriving with cargo or trips to Cadiz and River Plate and a collision involving Sunflower Galveston Italia.
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Government Street Presbyterian Church
Jerusalem
Parker
Palms
Faure
Reed
Martin Greene
Edwin Lyles Taylor
Galveston
VESSELS IN PORT Vessel Fort Morgan and Northwestern trades
Port ledger lists steamers and barges at multiple docks including Pier 1 Pier 6 with vessels Tela Hon Cuban ports Alex Lawrence Brig Onaway and Clara Scott Fannie Prescott and others. Docks include Gulf Dry Docks Henderson Docks Municipal Docks and Craigisla with river packet activity and UK entries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Lawrence
Onaway
Vree Dry Docks
Inla Citel
Mee Barren Tines
United Kingdom
Clara’ C. Scott
Pier Fannie Prescott
Guilf Ixy Docks Ee Ee D. H. Wos Hae Gulf Dry Docks
Five theatre tickets offered for best thirty five photos
Readers submit pictures to win five Empire Theatre tickets with a Wednesday deadline. The list of prior prize winners includes Dor othy Sorensen Edward Hanlon Jr Irma Lee Newell Eloise Goleman Elizabeth Johnston and many other names accompanied by street addresses and scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Dorothy Sorensen
Edward J. Hanlon, Jr
Irma Lee Newell
Eloise Goleman
Elizabeth Johnston
Mary BE. Newsom
Dorothy L. Ramsey
Marie Watson
Ruth Crum
Myrtle Wilson
Julius Waldorf
Harry Inge Sands
Eleanor
Burgett
Federals and O B Ignore Peace Plan
New York March 27. There will be no arbitration between the Federal League and organized baseball as urged by David Fultz. President Gilmore of the Federals announced no board is needed and businessmen will settle differences. R B Ward of Brooklyn opposes the idea, favoring an independent fight for another season. The final pre season meeting at the Biltmore Hotel cleared all but the schedule, about twenty conflicting dates, mainly in Pittsburgh and Brooklyn. Season opens April 10 and George Stovall remains Kansas City manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal League
David Fultz
Players’ Fraternity
Gilmore
Federals
R. B. Ward
Brooklyn
Biltmore Hotel
Pittsburgh
George Stovall
Kansas City
Wilson lays cornerstone of Civil War memorial Red Cross
President Wilson laid the cornerstone of the new Red Cross building in Washington a memorial to Civil War women. Former President Taft attended and delivered an oration. Justice Lamar and Assistant Secretary of War Breckenridge spoke at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Capital
Washington
Red Cross
Taft
Justice Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Breckenridge
Wall Street Roundup Mixed Gains and Losses in Early Trading
United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper faced restraint while Reading and New Haven led gains. Reading rose to 147 7 8 and New Haven up a point, with other issues like Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel advancing. London markets showed losses for American equities amid a broad set of quoted prices and several listed notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
New Haven
Baltimore
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
London
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Oho
Canadian Pacific
Chicago, Mil
St. Paul
Erie
Great Northern
Interborough Met
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
New York Central
N.Y. N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rep. Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Ptd
Southern Pacific
Irginia
Caro
Western Union
Aew American Beet Sugar
The First Commandment at Empire Today
The Empire Theatre offers a star packed weekly program featuring Francis X. Bushman Beverly Bayne and Charles Chaplin among others. Highlights include The First Commandment a three reel drama with Tom Moore Marguerite Courtot and more plus daily Chaplin pictures In the Park and The Only Way Out and a range of Kalem Edison Lubin and Essanay features through the week with admission ten cents for adults five cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Charlee Chaplin
Alice Joyce
James Morrison
Dorothy Kelly
Joseph Kaufman
Ethel Clayton
Tom Moore
Marguérite Courtot
Robert Ell
Chas. Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin Pictures
Essanay
Rosetta Brice
Francis Joyner
Lubin
Kalem
Guy Coombs
Edison
Bessie Learn
Jazr
Bill Lubin
Vitagraph
Constance Talmadge
Billy Quirk
Bushman
Essanay Company
Ladies World
Alaska
Victor Patel
Ben Turpin
Harry Todd
Crown Theatre week features A Fool There Was and The Vampire
The Crown schedules A Fool There Was, The Vampire with Edward Jose and Theda Bara, and Old Dutch as key attractions this week. Keystone comedy and The Master Model two reel films also appear, with Lew Fields headlining Thursday in Old Dutch and an all star cast promising a major draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Theatre
Keystone
Ambrose
Max Swain
Nolan Gane
Fan Bourke
Reliance
Edward Jose
Theda Bara
Rudyard Kipling
The
Crown
Lew Fields
Mr. Fields
Wade worried about finance plans for fertilizer tags
Montgomery March 27. Special. Owing to a large drop in receipts from fertilizer tag sales, Agriculture Commissioner J A Wade says funds will be insufficient to meet obligations. Total October 1 to today: 60 902 27, down over 100000 from last season. He expects 320000 more by season end but still faces a deficit, with last year’s expenses 137230 and rural school aid 67000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Agricultural Department
J. A. Wade
Treasury
Department
Entertainments Planned by Mobile Confederates
Adjutant R. E. Daly of Camp Raphael Semmes says the April 9 event in the Armory will progress favors, with an 8 to 11 program for the Mobile Daughters of the Confederacy. Captain William H Bancroft calls veteran volunteers 67 to 80 for a Hardee tactics drill intended as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Daly
Camp
Raphael Semmes
No. 11
United Confederate Veterans
Mobile Daughters of the Confederacy
William H
Bud) Bancroft
Hardee
Mobile
Camp Semmes
Tallassee site title vested in trust by federal decree
Federal Judge Henry D. Clayton issued a decree vesting the title to six acres of land tied to the Tallassee Falls Manufacturing Company site in a trust. The ruling affects part of the area surrounding the dam at Tallassee. The order follows ongoing proceedings in Montgomery from March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallassee
Montgomery
Henry D. Clayton
Tallassee Falls
Cotton Advances In New Orleans Week Trading
Cotton markets rose 55 to 62 points for the week in New Orleans with active month gains from 58 to 67 points and spots up 50 points closing at 8.75 middling. Sales totaled 11,171 bales, with 11,070 bales arriving, compared to last week’s 7,365 and 3,230 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dover Straits to Field Shipping With Warning Lights
Washington March 27 British admiralty plans two lighthouses to block Dover straits near Folkestone from April 1 guiding traffic. Ships must pass between Warne Shoal and Folkstone with eastbound traffic south and westbound traffic north. precise locations and bearings released via American Consul General in London.
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Washington
English Channel
Folkstone
Straits of Dover
State Department
Robert P. Skinner
London
Warneshoal
Folkestone
Villa Begins Final Move On Tampico
General Villa readies a major assault on Tampico with Felipe Angeles commanding artillery and Villa leading cavalry and infantry. Carranza forces fortified hills mines and oil wells protect the port while Villa presses from the north and south, trains move the wounded, and anticipation grows that Villa will capture Tampico to determine Mexico's course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Robebano
Aguas
Thousand Villistag Sadaggers
Villa
Felipe Angeles
Artill
Tamaulipas
Canal Lake
Mexico
Panucompico
Tampico
Luis Potosi
Aguas Cal
Chihuahua
Saltillo
Republic
Morgan in Saco to Arrange Britain Credit
Morgan arrived from New York to confer with Chancellor Lloyd George on arranging American credit through treasury notes. The aim is to prevent gold transfer from England to the United States during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Saco Ca
Britain
Liverpool
Ountryning Express
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Lloyd George
America
Treasury
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maritime Matters and River News
S. S. Norwegian
Brown
Mobile Liners, Inc
Edna V. Pickens
Butler
Whitney Bodden & Co
Annie F. Conlon
Moody
Page & Jones
S. S. Viator
Erikson, Garston
Hubbard-Zemurray Line
C. W. Mills
Godfrey
Geo. Murphy
Barkentine Stranger
Whitney
San Fernandino
Trinidad
Whitney Bodden Co
Paolina
Ital
S. S. Sigurd
Can
Peterson
Aarhuus
Den
van Heynigen Brokerage
S. S. Nubian
Laurenson
Nc. S
Colombia
Simonsen
Guat
S. S Verona
Oxholm
Prof
Taylor
Ween
Tela
Siaa
Beaver
Eeee
Stocking Street
Charleston Street
Ee Ann Street
Whistler Yeaee Ees
Whistler
Church
Dauphin Way
Augusta Street
Cedar Street
Inerville
Lawrence Street
Dauphin Street
Foote's
Tg-Aeee Lmg Ica
Mary Ella Terrell
Thelma Mae Tucker
Emelise Hermann
Cseciecccenee
William McKinney
J. C. Campbell
Helen Waters
Es Cooper
Das
W. P. Murphy
Louise O'Gwynn
Avis Coto
Marine Street
E. Rickardy
Arate
Franklin Street
Monroe Street
St. Stephens Road
Hallett Street
Herndon Avenue
Chatom Street
Palmetto Street
Government Street
Chamberlain Avenue
Old Shell Road
Conti Street
Bayou Street
O. B
Wall Street Review
Ba Cortez
United Fruit
Isabella
P Rican
Frednes
Anderson, Cuba, Steamship Company
Munson S
Ottar Cner
Smith
Munson Steamship Company
Young, Velasco
Empire Today
the Crown
Wade
Ete Enseal
Anna Pavions
Great
Dover Straits
Mobile Bay
Chas
Drago
Gabriel D’annunzio
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