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The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1920

Page

3

Lyceum Theatre Weekly Screenings and Specials

Sunday MAY ALLISON stars in The Right of Way with others urged to stand aside Monday features Selznick point of view Anita Stewart in In Old Kentucky The Night Riders Moonshiners Fight on the Mountain Madge rides Queen Bess in Vic tory Pauline Frederick in Sold Helen Houmes in The Tight Band Saturday Sessue Hayakawa in Hidden Pearls James Crescent Players present Master Freddie James youth company of 12 all new

Allison Anita Steward Old Kentucky Madge Bess Pauline Frederick Paramount Helen Houmes Sessue Hayakawa James Crescent Players Freddie James

Lincoln Theatre Week at Elmo Lincoln Show

The Lincoln Theatre lineup features Elmo Lincoln in The Almighty Dollar on Sunday, Tex Richard and Ben Wilson in The Branded Four on Monday, Dangerous Trails on Tuesday, WM St Hart in Sands on Wednesday, Franklyn Farnum in a XL picture on Thursday with George B. Seitz Pirate Gold, Fox serial first chapter, Alice Joyce in The Prey on Friday, and a Flynn detective story Ruth of the Rockies with Herbert Rawlinson and Ruth Roland on Saturday.

Elmo Lincoln The Mighty Tex Richard Ben Wilson Hart Franklyn Farnum George. B. Seitz Wm. Fox Flynn Herbert Rawlinson Ruth Roland Ruth OF

Edwards Quits Party to Run as Independent in Georgia

Harry Stillwell Edwards, once a Progressive Republican Senate candidate, withdraws from party ties and plans an independent bid against Democrat Thomas Watson. The note cites Henry Lincoln Johnson as the Republican national committeeman and stresses stand on the League of Nations. The piece also reports a Zion A M E church program in Macon with Ruth B. Alston directing and praise for her leadership.

Georgia Macon Harry Stillwell Edwards United States Senate Thomas F. Watson Henry Lincoln Johnson Atlanta League of Nations Mr. Howards

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