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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1920

Page

3

Lincoln Theatre Week Vaudeville Preview

Lincoln Theatre’s weekly program features Wallace Reid in The Valley of Giants and a full slate: Bound and Cagged with George B. Seitz, The Batler as World feature, Common Property Universal special, The Girl Dodger with Chas. Ray, The Masked Rider second episode, Lynch feature, Tin Pin Alley with Albert Ray and Elinor Fair, The Black Secret and The Broken Trestle with a Triangle comedy, plus vaudeville acts Kinky Doo Trio Original Rags Eberhardt Jones and Country Store shows Fridays.

Wallace Reid Artcraft George B. Seitz Universal Chas. Ray Thos. Ince

Lyceum Theatre to Feature Harvey Greater Minstrels

The Lyceum Theater will host the Harvey Greater Minstrels bringing a flashy dress parade of minstrel entertainment to town. Minstrel shows are described as harmless amusements alongside baseball and circus, with lively tunes, songs, stunts, and novelties to attract tens of thousands of patrons.

Harvey Greater Lyceum Theater

YWCA notes and events brighten January schedule

Miss Bell returns from Germantown training and drives progress at the YWCA. Neighborhood Club No 2 hosted a successful Children’s Party while the Girl Reserves held a Christmas party. Miss Colson booked Miss Mary Moxcey for January 10 discussion on The Adolescent Girl. Educational committees plan First Aid Bible Study and String Music classes for girls. Blue Triangle Club links with Central YWCA, Mrs. Winn of New York attends, Mrs. Estelle Davis chairs the management committee. Baptist Missionary Women donated a victrol to the girls. All invited to January vesper services with women and girls attending Sundays at 5 PM.

Bell Germantown Blue Triangle

New Year Dinner Hosts Praised By Birthday Guest

J H Thompson undertaker and wife hosted a New Year dinner at their home. Parker Douglas and Hunt attended. Parker expressed heartfelt thanks, noting it was his birthday, a detail recalled with warmth. Perry, please provide the count of guests.

J. H. Thompson Parker Douglas Hunt Parker Perry

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