Otis Skinner Stars in The Silent Voice at Lyric
Otis Skinner's new play The Silent Voice by Jules Eckert Goodman, adapted from Gouverneur Morris, is praised as a human and dramatic work. Skinner plays Montgomery Starr under Charles Frohman as presenter in the Lyric Saturday matinee and night. Fine Feathers follows next Monday.
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Otis Skinner
Jules Eckert Goodman
Gouverneur Morris
Montgomery Starr
Skinner
Charles Frohman
the Lyric
Sulphur Fields Report Praises Vitalitas Remedy
Fort Smith Ark citizen R D Williams reports using Vitalitas in Sulphur Fields Texas and in Fort Smith with kidney relief and improved health. He endorses the product as effective for digestion liver kidneys rheumatism and blood and notes a demonstration at Sutton's drug store.
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R. D. Williams
Fort Smith
Ark
Second Street
Texas
O. K
Sutton’s
City Bank Promotes Growth Through Customer Prosperity
If not why not The City Bank offers ample capital first class facilities and a strong inclination to care for customer needs Its message centers on growth tied to the prosperity and success of its clients.
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City Bank
Srotine and Red Top Rye Shippers Noted
Fragmentary OCR mentions Srotine and Red Top Rye shippers with unclear context and additional garbled text.
Fine Feathers at Lyric Theatre Opens November 30
A brief stage synopsis centers on a young chemist and his wife facing adversity on a meager salary. A business man enters the scene triggering fear and opportunity as four people get drawn into a fearful mess in the upcoming Lyric Theatre presentation.
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Lyric Theatre
Op Portunity Leads Couple to Dam Contract Fraud
A high financier introduces an op portunity to a husband to defraud the government by using inferior cement in a dam contract. The wife sees money and luxury in the plan and persuades her husband to join. He participates out of love, not belief in the scheme.
Marriage Wager headlined by Lubin at the Empire
The two reel Lubin drama The Marriage Wager stars John E. Ince Justina Huff William Cahill and John Smiley. Plot follows Jacques and Pierre Roques quarrel over a will, a captive daughter Beth, a portcullis vault, a heroic rescue by Henry Leeds who later wins the wager by proposing to Beth. Also showing a George Ade fable Proving That Spongers Are Found in a Drug Store and Mary Pickford Biograph re issue Too Much Burglar with Maurice Costello. Hearst Selig News Pictorial rounds out the program.
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Lubin
the Empire
John E. Ince
Justina Huff
William Cahill
John Smiley
Lubin Company
Jacques
Pierre Roques
Pierre
America
Beth
Henry Leeds
Leeds
George Ade
Essanay
Mary Pickford
Maurice Costello
Robert Gailliard
Estelle Mardo
Thos, Mills
Dolores
Helen Costello
Hearst-Selig News
Germans Break Russian Line Yet Russians Hold Ground
London reports that in Poland the Germans briefly broke the Russian line near Brzeziny and reached behind positions but failed to capitalize. Russians counterattacked, reclaimed ground, and compelled German retreat while heavy artillery and two regiments were captured. reinforcements gather on the German right near Wielun. Grand Duke Nicholas despite mixed signals remains confident of the front.
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Brzeziny
Wielun
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Cracow
Troops Sent to Insure Dominican Peace
Secretary Bryan said the Hancock will return to the Dominican Republic as a precaution to keep peace before President Elect Jiminez is installed. Other vessels may stay in Dominican waters until the new administration begins.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan Today
Hancock
Dominican Republic
Jiminez
Cuba
Dominican
Coast Electric Line A Myth Says Wilson
J Howard Wilson, president of the Mobile Light and Railroad Company, denied a report he bought 40 000 acres in the county and proposed an extension of street car service along Mobile bays western shore. He said no land purchases have occurred recently and the company seeks to cut rather than expand service with traffic decline. He added future west coast electric service could occur when Mobile reaches 75 000 people, but only as a distant prospect.
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J. Howard Wilson
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Mobile Bay
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Mobile
West Coast
Dreamland Show Wins Public Acclaim Amid Tango Night
A Dreamland company earns praise from audiences for its performances as crowds gather outside the theatre for tomorrow’s tango night program. The show’s cast and crew receive strong patronage due to their hard work and broad public approval.
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the Dreamland
Intimate Details of Submarine Attack Described by Sailor
A letter published by Zeit recounts U-26 submarine attack on a British warship. The crew describes midnight preparations, periscope targeting, torpedo launches, and a successful attack while the submarine submerges and returns eastward.
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The
Hague
Associated Press
Zeit
Leutenant
Mobile Children Celebrate Birthday at Empire Theatre
The Item notes Vera Solvas and nine others celebrate birthdays with a party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon. Children aged from 1 to 13 are listed with names and birthdates and invites recipients to send full names and a birthday photo.
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Vera L. Solvas
S. Conception
Helen M. Klaas
S. Wilkinson
Bernice Rosner
Franklin St
Patrick C. Powers
Spring Hill
Hanna Schwarz
Dauphin St
William Marshall
Rita Martin
Washington Ave
Lillian L. Jenkins
N. Lawrence
Leanmia A. Davidson
New
Empire Theatre
Tix
Convict James Thach Recaptured in Indiana
Information from the Alabama convict department reports that James Thach a Limestone County Negro convict who escaped from the penitentiary in 1909 has been recaptured in Indianapolis The governor has granted a requisition for his return Limestone County Sheriff R F Colbert will travel this week Thach was sentenced to four years for grand larceny The notice ends with a weather remark about flies.
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Montgomery
State
James Thach
Limestone County
Indianapolis
Indiana
Thach
R. F. Colbert
Limestone
The Gas Engine Operator Faces Frequent Takeoffs
A historic joke notes that anyone attempting to run a gasoline engine is apt to be airborne often, whether they are an aviator or not.
A High Forehead Phrase Becomes a Candid Saying
A quirky expression about appearances surfaces as a cultural note reflecting how looks influence perception. The line hints at social judgments tied to forehead size and personal bias.
Free Diet Advice for Dyspeptics and Liver Buttons
Public notice promotes Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a laxative and cure for indigestion and related ailments. Claims include relief from dyspepsia, malaria, dizziness, biliousness, despondency, and skin issues. Available by mail for 25 cents from Hot Springs Chemical Co. Dept. 14.
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Hot Springs Chemical Co. Dept
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Dreamland Thanksgiving Show Attracts Crowds In Mobile
Crowds attend the Dreamland performances during Thanksgiving week featuring George Morton the man of iron and Baby Lucy. Audiences enjoyed the matinee and night shows and the musical comedy In Gay New York with a large chorus. A new bill starts today with Married Life a Failure as Morton continues strength feats including a car stunt on stage due to street restrictions.
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Dreamland
George Morton
Man of Iron
Baby Lucy
New York
Messrs
Thomas
Baker
Mobile
Morton
Cardinal Cavallari Dies Enemy of Tango and Fashion
Venice reports Cardinal Aris tides Cavallari patriarch of Venice died yesterday. Born in Chioggia in 1849 he became a cardinal in 1907 and was known for vociferous attacks on immodest dress and the tango. He once halted a service to cover a woman’s openwork shirtwaist and issued a letter condemning the dance.
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Paris
Havas
Venice
Aristides Cavallari
Cardinal Cavallari
Chioggia
Ecclesiastics
Women and clubs spark debate on frivolity and life
The remark playfully compares balancing frivolity with seriousness, noting some women view clubs as a light escape while others argue life requires more gravity. The line foregrounds social attitudes without naming individuals or locations.
Stallings Chooses Macon as Braves Training Camp Site
Macon Georgia Navy 25 George Stallings manager of the world champion Boston Braves announced Macon as the 1915 training camp site. He said players would report the latter part of February.
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Stallings
Macon
THE
Braves
Navy
George Stallings
Resinol Ointment and Soap Promote Quick Skin Healing
The Resinol brand notes its ointment and soap penetrate pores to clear impurities and heal eczema rashes ringworm and pimples. It claims rapid relief for dandruff sores and various skin eruptions and has been prescribed by doctors for nineteen years. Free samples offered via the Baltimore address.
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Kuppenheimer
L. H. Meyer & Sons
House of Kuppenheimer
Vitalitas
Fort Smith, Ark
Trust Co
Mobile, Ala
Petrograd
London
the Morning Post
Poland
Coast Electric Line
Southern Express Company
Capron Atlanta
Gayfer’s
Resinol
Underwood and Galloway
J. W. Phillips
J. H. Bancroft
G. U. Potter
Cliff Barber Shop
N. Royal St
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