Empire's Program Features The Butterfly and Why the Sheriff Is a Bachelor
The Empire presents The Butterfly a two reel feature with Helen Gardner and stars plus the Selig comedy Why the Sheriff Is a Bachelor starring Tom Mix and Goldie Colwell. Nancy North is wooed by several nobles in a tale of pearls theft and romance with a happy ending for Ned. Wednesday shows The Mountain Law two reels with Edgar Jones and Louise Huff and a George Ade fable The People's Choice Who Answered the Call of Duty and Took Seltzer. Thursday advertises One Wonderful Night as four acts.
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Tom MIX
Goldie Colwell
Louise Huff
Edgar Jones
Mountain Law
Lubin
Selzer
George Ade
Helen Gardner
the Empire
Nancy North
Elias North
Lord Cheuxdieux
Frankfurter
Count Witchevitch
D’estingue
Ned Pangs
Ned
Nancy
Gogetti
Mr. North
North
Seltzer
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Extensive War Levy Details and Tax Schedules Revealed
The article outlines broad taxes for pawnbrokers brokers commercial brokers and other traders with specified fees for theatres circuses and public exhibitions. It notes tax applicability across states and exemptions for Chautauquas and religiously affiliated fairs. It also mentions adhesive stamp rules and penalties. The piece closes with a note on a forthcoming film adaptation of a serialized magazine story featuring Francis X. Bushman Beverly Bayne and others.
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District of Columbia
Hoffman
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
E. H . Calvert
Bryant Washburn
Essaray
Drought Famed Alabama Election Quiet in Mobile County
In Mobile, Alabama, election day passed with minimal enthusiasm as the Democratic ticket in the state and county faced little opposition. Only H. H. Bolton challenged congressman from the first district, while saloon closures and tax stamp details dominated the surrounding chatter and bureaucratic notes.
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Mobile
Alabama
Democratic Party
H. H. Bolton
Democratic Executive Committee
Champagne and Oysters at Dreamland Theatre Delights Crowd
May Lawson Musical Comedy Company presented Champagne and Oysters to a packed Dreamland audience Monday night. George Gardner in whiteface drew laughs, while the Blue Ribbon Chorus impressed. The bill repeats today with Miser on Wednesday and tango acts on Thursday.
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Dreamland Theatre
May Lawson
Chappelle
Popular Playhouse
George Gardner
T'll Swar
Blue Ribbon
Miller
Farley
Opelle
Hair Tinting Made Easy and Safe for All Hair Types
Thousands of women seek a safe way to cover gray hair and look younger. Brownstone hair stain promises instant touch ups or full color from light brown to black with no harm to hair or scalp. No experience needed just brush it in. Sample and booklet offered for 10 cents. Sold in stores and via Kenton Imaca Co. and Mobileville Pharmacy.
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Kenton Imaca: Co
E. Pike St
Chagag
Mobileville
Dave
Braswell
Today sensational drama at Lyric theatre
A sensational drama about fashionable temptations and ruin, Today by Broadhurst and Schomer, shows the fall of a wife who pursues luxury while her husband rises from poverty. The plot features debt, secrecy, a surprise meeting in darkness, and a dramatic reveal with a notable company including Helen MacKellar and George MacQuarrie.
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New York
George Broadhurst
Abraham Schomer
Lyric Theatre
Helen MacKellar
George MacQuarrile
Amelia Mayborn
Charles N. Greene
Helen Judson
May Herbert
Frank Kimball
Jane Wallace
Store defies Sunday closing law fined in court
S W Wessenger faced a fine of $10 or twenty days in the recorder's court after a Sunday closing law violation. Officer Walter Burch arrested him as his store remained open on Monday afternoon.
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S. W. Wessenger
Recorder’s Court
Walter Burch
Wessenger
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Rapid Stomach Relief
The ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast safe remedy for indigestion gas sour stomach and dyspepsia. It claims quick relief within minutes and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case on hand for anyone who eats something disagreeable.
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Pape
Bound Over For Theft Of A Bicycle
Jim Robinson held to grand jury under a $500 bond by Recorder Edington on grand larceny charges. Charged by B W Scheuerman with stealing a bicycle and tools from his shop.
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B. W. Scheuernan
Jim Robinson
Edington
Scheuerman
Wonder Drug Removes Facial Hair Quickly
After years of disappointing experiments a well known chemist claims a reliable remedy quickly removes all signs of superfluous hair on face neck arms or elsewhere. The remedy is applied and hair growth disappears with no return, sold by Van Antwerp Co and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
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