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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1924

Page

4

Roosevelt The House of High Class Pictures

The first run in any Colored House with two shows nightly and matinees Thursday and Sunday. Prices 25c and 36c with special matinees for children. Sept 7 8 Those Who Dance with Blanche Sweet Bessie Love Robert Agnew and more. Also Yankee Spirit and Boara Mouche Rex Ingram. Morals Sinner Iron Man Trailing Trouble showings in September.

Blanche Sweet Bessie Love Robert Agnew Vitagraph Dorothy Dalton Iron Man

Rex Ingram Masterpiece at Cox Theatre with Shuffle Along rerun

A promotional notice touts Rex Ingram’s film as a master piece shown at special prices, recalling its Cox Theatre run with 11 reels. It promises thrills, romance, and intrigue plus a one reel comedy ONCE OVER. Weekend showings include THE GUILTY ONE with Agnes Ayers and WATCH YOUR NEIGHBOR, plus vaudeville titled for the week.

Rex Ingram Cox Theatre Agnes Ayers

Remembering Uncle Jaggers A Negro Preacher Honored

Columbia mourns the passing of Rev. Chas Jaggers a longtime AME preacher who bridged races. City officials proclaimed a 30 minute funeral period and a memorial fund was started. Jaggers born a slave preached from fences for 75 years and left a free Old Folks Home and mission funded by white friends. He took a yearly salary of one cent and worked to aid prisoners and his community.

Associated Press Columbia Jaggers W. A. Coleman Bootblack Chas Jaggers

Toran Family Visit Thank Yous in Chicago Card

Mrs J H Toran expresses gratitude to the Syndicate Club and Park Street Church coworkers for a pleasant three week visit in Chicago with daughter Mrs Robert Tate. She notes visits by Mr J H Toran and sister Mrs D W Young en route from Chattanooga to see family including daughter Mrs Patton and son Mr Chas Matlock.

Chicago J. H. Toran Robert BE. Tate D. W. Young Chattanooga Tenn Tate Patton Chas Matlock Syndicate Club Nettle Rolle Captain E. Moore L. B. Franklin Anna B. James C. Randolph Martha Smith E. B. Collins Park Street Church Jennie Whalen Lillie Jenning

Lincoln Theater Night Prices and Film Lineup

Lincoln The Coolest House in the City presents daily matinees and night shows with 15¢ and 20¢ tickets and continuous all day sessions Saturday and Sunday. Sept 7 8 9 features Gold Lure with Jack Holt and Julian Rupert plus Lost and Found and The Man from Srodney's with Warren Kerrigan and Alice Calhoun in a week of western thrills and comedy.

Jack Holt Julian Rupert Sbrodney Warren Kerrigan Alice Calhoun

Moving Day at San Rafael in Cincinnati

The white tenants of 626 West Fourth Street San Rafael apartments begin leaving as the eight story stone building is converted into a Negro apartment dwelling. Prominent residents including Chief Copelan and railroad officials depart. the Emery estate plans to house only Negro families, with September 10 deadline for tenants to find new homes.

San Rafael West Fourth Street Copelan C. E. Fish Terminal B. & O. Railroad D. K. Hendershott C. & O. Railroad Amoretta Fitch Woman's Press Club I. V. Jones D.H. Eaton Seventh District Thomas J. Emery Cincinnati Emery

Tennis tournament opens in Cincinnati with 35 entries

The Greater Cincinnati championships began Monday at Walnut Hills Courts. Events include men and women singles, doubles, and mixed doubles with players mainly from 9th St Y Club Walnut Hills Club and Lockland Club. Notable results: Rankin over Shannon 6-3 3-7 6-4 Pierce over Ross 6-0 4-6 7-5 Coleman over O Blennis 6-1 6-1 Stone over Lockley 6-0 6-0 Coleman over Stone 6-0 6-2 White over Wilson 6-2 6-3 Miller over Ward 6-0 6-1 Rankin over Miller 6-4 6-2 Mixed doubles Harris Mullens over Yancey Ross 3-6 6-1 9-7. Men’s doubles Coleman Ross over Finley Pierce 6-2 6-3.

Greater Cincinnati Walnut Hills Courts St. “Y Walnut Hills Club Lockland Club Pierce Indianapolis T. Rankin J. Shannon Ross Coleman O’blennis Stone Lockley White Wilson Miller Ward Rankin Miss Harris Mullens

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