Vaudeville Show Opens Here in Vernon Texas
A pre show discussion notes a vaudeville act touring Texas Oklahoma and nearby towns. Bert Tavy from New York promotes a 20 week circuit with Vernon as a stop. Adler Vaudeville is praised by local manager for bringing varied entertainment and appealing to public taste in Vernon.
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New York
Bert Tavy
Ie Adler
Texas
Amayilie Ail Hoses
Honstein
Oklaheta
Verne
Sobordicus
Nealice Manger
Shaw
Fxtier
Wille Vernon
Vaude- Ville
Armenian orphans and the World War relief appeal
A sermon urges support for Armenian orphans after World War I’s devastation. It argues nations failed to protect civilians, cites 200,000 without a country and 50,000 children orphaned, and appeals to aid for food, shelter, and relief amid ongoing humanitarian needs.
Golden Rule Sunday urged to aid Near East orphans
A 1928 plea details an international Golden Rule Sunday to feed 50,000 orphans in the Near East. General Conant and other leaders back a plan to donate a Sunday dinner to feed children for a year, with funds sent to Near East Relief in New York. Observances span fourteen nations, urged by President Coolidge’s era groups and women’s organizations.
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Phebe KR
Wather
Charles V. Vickery
International Near East Asso
Toad International
Christ
God
Daniel
Arteta
Svar
Tevet
Seiyae
America
Near East Relief Fund
New York City
Ford
Crokden
Coolidge
United States
Lnternational
New East Association
Geneva
Switzeraad
Fast Siier
Derey V. Pennylacker
Tast Relief
Fifth Avenue
New York
Ity
STARTLING FILM SHOWCASE IN VER NON
Vernon cinema presents two contrasting features this week Driven offers a dramatic love story amid rugged scenery while The French Doll showcases lavish Parisian cabaret intrigue Mae Murray leads in stunning gowns worth 600 dollars and the film promises dazzling sets and nightlife allure with regal wardrobe captions as public notices seek clean cotton rags.
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Vernon
Priven
Mae Mueray
Tweedlig
Bo Allowntimeesr Fe
Mountain Jon
Murray
Paris
London
Preach
Mae Murray
Harold Lloyd’s Safety Last thrills at Vernon Theater
Harold Lloyd climbs a twelve story wall in the Pathe comedy Safety Last shown at the Vernon Theater. The seven reel feature blends danger with humor as crowds watch the stunt with fear and laughter. A light plot follows Mildred Davis and the Culbertsons visit town amid local notices and a furniture trade ad.
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Harold Lloyd
Pathe
Vernon Theater
Nuystery
Hlow
Harold Llova
Mildred Davis
Harold Liegd
Dart Mildred
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Germnn
General Bernal Vou
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Trogedt
Warner
Alaska
Milton
Ami
Nedioort
Barbara Belford, Robi Kadi
A Mitchell Lewis
Louise
Fazenda
Maf Murray
Hollis “Dreven
Record Office
Liv
J. ¢. Culbertson of
Hiailin
M. C. Culbert
Vaughn Mercantile Co
West Maiden
Vernon Theatre
Bert Levy
Sing Ling
Preston & Yosebel
LEE
San Diego
Cal
California
Veteto Filling Station
Charles Mack
Elinor Pair
Burr Mcintosh
Emily Fitzroy
George Bancroft
Cosmopolitan
Jay Cedner
The
Kentucky Hills
Chas
Cilaplen
Komedians
Aamas
Paul Armont
Marcel Paris
Gerbidon
Duster Keaton
Wapco
Campbell’s
Ike
Liberty Cafe
Ek Ezeeng Bel. Lumber Company
Vernon, Texas
Het Actuetes
Ederal
C. T. Herring
L. J. Johnson
G. ©. Morris, Cashier
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