The Goat and Other Theaters Today Features
The article previews The Goat at Artcraft with a mix of drama and comedy about an iron worker who pursues acting, a quarrel with Molly, and a big break that ends in disappointment. Also shown are Italy’s Flaming Front, How Dorothy Grant, and Good Night Pan with Constance Talmadge.
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Dorothy Grant
Dainty Vivian Martin
Constance
Talmadge
Matilda Landers
Constance Tulwadge
Matilda
Alice Joyce
Edith Merrill
Monuday
Fiat
David Aldreh
Phi Morton
David
Morton
East Side
Helen ‘Chambers
Prison for the crime he never committed
David argues his innocence as he confronts Hite in a tense moment. He escapes capture and asserts he and Helen remain happily married despite the accusations.
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David
Hite
Helen
Central Christian Church Announces Sunday Services
Sunday morning at eleven o clock discussion on Man's Greatest Glory and Shame. Evening at seven discusses The Man Unexpectedly Saved. Free to attend both services. Pay' stor H B Stubbs.
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H. BE. Stubbs
The
Baptist Church
Mattress Rentroo’s Say your old mattress T
Mrs. Chri sophine Collins mother of Harry Mason has gone to Corpus Ati to spend the winter.
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Rentroo
Sophine Collins
Harry Mason
Corpus Ati
Thalia Notes Chronicle Flight Observations and Illness
Thalia diary notes John Thompson returning with influenza from Vernon and missing school until recovery. Aeroplanes seen near Crowell as crowds gathered to watch them light and rise. Local residents visit kin, while Truett Neill battles influenza and Truett’s store work shifts. Community notices cover sickness, travel, and Thanksgiving turkey sales plans.
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Thalia
John
Sue ‘Thompson
Vernon
George Burress
Mar
W. O. Burress
Truett Neill
M. J. Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Marvin
Jeff
San Diego
Calif
Naval Training Station
Crowell
Germany
G. A. Works
R. H. Nichols
J. D. Parnell
W. T. Madden
Crewell
Leta Haney
Ray Ayrés
Thalia Sate
Margaret
Fred
Weele Ragland
Charlie Thompson
Charlie Hathaway
Taylor
Edwards, Leeper & Company
War ends brings rejoicing and half holiday in Elliott
News from Elliott reports a joyful reaction as the war ends and residents celebrate with a half holiday. Local notices include church services, social visits, and community updates amid influenza concerns. An advertisement extols Tanlac as a reconstructive tonic to bolster the weak and run-down system.
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United States
Encyclopedia Britannica
School of Medicine
Tantac
Spanish Influenza Strikes Suddenly Across the Population
Health authorities face sudden outbreaks as the Spanish influenza strikes without warning. State and federal officials mobilize precautions to curb its rapid spread amid mounting public concern.
Tanlac advertised as tonic for run-down health
The ad claims Tanlac creates a healthy appetite for nourishing food and acts as a strengthening tonic for those in run-down condition or recovering from influenza grippe or bronchial troubles. Vernon distributor is T. M Fergeson Drug Company. Ady, 1t
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Tion
Vernon
T. M Fergeson Drug Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
More’s Theatre
Jesse L. Lacky
Fred Stone
Winnifred Greenwood
the Goat
Motion Picture
Italy
Vivian Martin
Sessue Hayakawa
Charles Ray
More's
Artcraft
Molly
Tim
M. Chuck
Central Christian, Church
Stor
T. A. Price
Chri
Thalia News
Marvin Phillips
Ragland
Bo. McDonald
Noel
Royce
G. A. Shultz
Mrs
D. M. Shultz
Mrs. Wood Roberts
Knoxie Burress
Fred Brown
Lon Tapps
AL Crawford
Artie Mae
F. P. McGhee
Electra
White Produce Company
Elliott News
WT. Hatchins
Tron Bristoe
J. H. Hutchins
Elrene
Elliott
Hubert Smith
Ma Covart
FL T Stineman
LD F
Walter Ladd
Kirschbaum
H. F. McKibbin
Texas
Constance Talmadge
Harrison Ford
Good Night
Paul
Fatty Arbuckle
Alyce Joyce
Charlie Chaplain
Featuring Montague Love
Corrine Griffith
Tom Moore
Bellé of Vernon
Circle S
Cash and Carry Grocery
E. E. Eggleston
Prop
the People’s
Herring National Bank
C. T. Herring
L. K. Johnson
G. C. Morris
Vernon, Texas
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