Fashions and Free Expression Stir 1925 Atlantic City
In a lively chat, Abe Potash and Morris discuss 1920s trends. Women cut hair, wear sandals, shorten skirts, and paint legs while makeup becomes a focal point. They warn about fashion's impact on business and gender norms, noting shifts across age groups and public life.
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Mawruss
Abe Potash
Morris
Abe
Atlantic City
Ferguson
Texas
Fifth Avenue
Textile workers warned by fashion talk in 1925 dialogue
In a satirical exchange set in 1925, Morris and Abe discuss fashion, advertising, and wage effects on mills in Fall River and Patterson. They joke about campaigns to save textile jobs and comment on stenography dress norms and workplace attire. The piece ends noting copyright by The Bell Syndicate.
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Mills
Mawruss
Fall River
Mass
Patterson
N. J
Morris
Abe
C. A
Japan
Sahara
Miss Cohen
Atlantic City
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
The Man Without a Conscience at the Orpheum
A famous drama opens Tuesday at the Orpheum featuring Willard Louis as Richard Mason with June Marlowe Irene Rich and others. Warner Bros brings the story from Max Kretzer with The Pathe News and Spotlight feature Beauty Spots on the Tuesday Wednesday bill.
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Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Richard Mason
Barstone
Willard Louis
June Marlowe
Irene Rich
Robert Agnew
John Patrick
Helen Dunbar
William Orlamond
Man Without
Warner Bros
Max Kretzer
Pathe News
Sportlight
Irene Rich Stars in The Man With Out a Conscience
Irene Rich again plays a faithless wife in The Man With Out a Conscience at the Orpheum theatre. The role contrasts with her usual parts, yet the artist mastery shows she can handle varied characters.
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Irene Rich
Orpheum Theatre
Miss Rich
Ice Cream and Telephone Legends Across Early Industry
The article notes the leading ice cream producers in Missouri Idaho Utah and Oklahoma with over twenty thousand workers in the United States. It also recalls a Boston shop where two men built every telephone in 1877, highlighting small origins of major industries.
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Missouri
Idaho
Utah
Oklahoma
The
United States
Boston
Oxford Tradesmen Regret Cash Basis Sales Shift
Oxford tradesmen fear rising cash purchases by undergraduates as a trend toward cash sales replaces local credit. The shift saves postage but erodes former lavish orders and nightlife shopping in London, while prices stay high during term time to offset vacation deficits.
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Oxford
England
London
Madeira
Lon Chaney Monster Thriller Heads to Orpheum Run
Lon Chaney stars in The Monster released by Metro-Goldwyn in a screen adaptation by Willard Mack. The mystery thriller features a madhouse setting where motorists vanish and gruesome scenes build to a final reveal with comic relief.
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Lon Chaney
Notre Dame
Chaney
Orpheum
Crane Wilbur
Roland West
Orpheum Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn
Johnny Arthur
Gertrude Olmsted
Hallam Cooley
Walter James
Knute Erickson
George Austin
Ethel Wales
Albert G. Kenyon
Willard Mack
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Montague Glass
Fellies Chorus
Tommy
George Ade
Thomas Eighanold
Lila Lee
Strand Orchestra
Monster
Chaney and
Gertrude Olmstead
Lon
Tribune
Lon Chaney AS
Monster Coming
Warne Ura
Aera
Ana
Clinorf
Lew Cody
Renee Adobee
Harriet Hammond
Victor Schertzinger
Louis 2
Merry Volduyn
Pathe
Sonnenkalb Bldg
B & D Welding Co
Pocatello
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