Lyceum Theatre Weekly May Listings
Lyceum Theatre presents May showings with Alias on Sunday in The Right of Way and Selznick feature Point of View Monday. Anita Stewart stars in In Old Kentucky with other titles including The Night Riders and a racing scene Queen Bess. Friday brings Pauline Frederick in Sold and Helen Holmes in The Tiger Band. Saturday features Sessue Hayakawa in Hidden Pharos with James Crescent Players and a 12 member company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Steward
Old Kentucky
Madge
Bess
Pauline Frederick
Paramount
Helen Holmes
Tiger Band
Sessue Hayakawa
James Crescent Players
Freddie James
Lincoln Theatre Weekly Program Headlines and Stars
The Lincoln Theatre announces a week of films and stars including Elmo Lincoln in The Almighty Dollar Ben Wilson in The Branded Four Tex Richard in The Unknown Ranger and Dangerous Trails featuring WM Hart Sands Franklynn Farnum in a XL picture George B Seitz Pirates Gold Wm Fox serial The greatest chapter play with the Atlantic fleet Navy sea planes and submarines Alice Joyce in The Prey Flynn detective Ruth Roland in Ruth of the Rockies Herbert Rawlinson co stars with Ruth Roland on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Richard
Ben Wilson
WM. S. Hart
Sands
Franklyn Farnum
George B. Seitz
Wm. Fox
Fox
Atlantic
U. S. Navy
Flynn
Herbert Rawlinson
Ruth Roland
Ruth OF
the Rockies
Republican quits party as Georgia committeeman race widens
Harry Stillwell Edwards a former Progressive Republican Senate candidate in Georgia withdraws from party affiliation and runs as an independent against Democrat Thomas E. Watson. He cites Henry Lincoln Johnson as a Republican National Committeeman and opposition to the League of Nations as reasons for his desertion. The report also notes a church program with Solos and a chorus, attendance by Miss Alston, and acknowledgments from Zion A. M. E. officials. </S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Macon
Harry Stillwell Edwards
United States Senate
Thomas E. Watson
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Atlanta
League of Nations
Mr. Edwards
Zion A M E Church Choirs Present Friday Program
Friday evening a splendid program was rendered at Zion A M E Church by the senior and junior choirs to a capacity house. Miss Ruth E Alston arrived from Cincinnati in time to have a brief rehearsal and direct the program of the evening. Every number was well performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion A. M .& Church
Ruth E. Alston
Cincinnati
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Phone West
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Canal
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Delaware Daily
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