Whit-West End Y W C A Begins Week of Silent Movie Bills
The West End Y W C A presents a busy week at the Pekin Theatre on Gilbert and Beecher streets Walnut Hills featuring Buck Jones in Whispering Sage and Robin Hood with Douglass Fairbanks plus Lure of the Night Club and Georges Many Lives. Also listed are Ro lled Stockings and Perfect Sap with Hawk of Hills serials and Pathe comedies. The venue bills first run classics and Rin Tin Tin dog picture for Sunday and Monday along with Our Gang. Around the club a committee meeting notes set up for Girl Reserve and religious education plus open door and industrial sessions with reports from Miss Sisco and Mrs Embry. The Tea Room hosts Wednesday evenings and the cafeteria offers 35c dinners.
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Buck Jones
Robin Hood
Douglass Fairbanks
Dana
Pathe
Rin-Tin-Tin
Binty
Rinty
May McAvoy
Malcolm MacGrégor
Mamie Sullivan
Catalina
Committee of Management
City Federation
Chapel Street
Alice Showes
Lila D Rickman
Alexine Crawford
Girl Reserve Department
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The Gay Old Bird and Beatrice Joy in Vanity Romance
Coming Sunday and Monday October 16 and 17, 1927 BEATRICE JOY stars in Vanity a comedy with a dash of romance. The lighthearted show promises witty situations and stylish performances as audiences enjoy a playful curtain on the weekend.
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Beatrice Joy
Gossip saga of a fiancé and a king and a bank book twist
A gossip column fragment recounts a love triangle involving a fiancée beginning with P and a rival who charms her with tales. A king supposedly steers her away but the bank book and wealth are the decisive lure, ending with the fiancé Payne left “All Alone and All By Myself.”
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Paris
Payne
United States
Satan
Heaven
Paradise
Eve
Struttin Hanna from Savanna Delights Crowded Show
The performance features Struttin Hanna from Savanna delivering a lively combination full of mirth and melody that pleases large audiences. The Charleston dancer captivates both air and floor with buoyant steps and charm.
Knights of Pythians End Session With Building Fund Plan
In Chicago the Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythians remains in session to finish the building matter. Chancellor Green asserts control to complete financing with a $500,000 goal. The project total thus far is reported as $642,810.48 with $502,000 still needed.
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Chicago, Ill
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythians
Green
Pythians
Meter Service Closed At 514 West Fifth Street
Local notice states meter service is closed at 514 West Fifth Street. Contact Canal 8523 for details about remaining operations or deposits. The brief entry notes the location and telephone reference for inquiries.
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W. Fifth St
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CANAL
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Jas. H. Thompson
W. Ninth St
Matrese
THE
Hall Mattress
Weat Court
Mattie Brooks
Alms Place
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West End
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Gilbert and Beecher Streets
Wonderful Pictures
Marie
Provost
Universal Comedy
Georges
Louise Brooks
Faust
Ben Lyons
the House of Courtesy
Industrial Department
West Virginia
Mabel Sisco
New York
Industrial Assembly
Mabel King
Ruby G. Embry
Struttin
Hanna
Savanna
James Francis, Propr
Owner’s Auto Service
Salem
Jerus Like
John
Birmingham Jubilee Singers
Jerusalem
Sherrill
Brother Sherrill
Columbia Phonograph Company
Broadway
New York City
Columbia
NEW Process Records
Taylor Reed
Western Wonder Remedy Co
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Cincinnati
A. Dawson
B. Spahr
Garges
Florist
Central Avenue
Ohio
James Smith
East Sixth Street
HOTEL
Sterling
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MR. E. L. Thomas
Foraker
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West Fifth Street
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