Vaudeville and Films At Warren Library Theater
A multi act program features Hinck and Mack acrobatic finish, Harmony and the Primrose Four, Elsie Williams with partner, and Clara Bow in Get Your Man. Denny stars in Out All Night at Columbia, with Speedy upcoming and Four Sons in Fox’s Four Sons. Saturday shows include Galloping Fury with Hoot Gibson.
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Lirary
Hinck and Mack Company
Hack and Mack
Elsie Williams
Miss Williams
Clara Bow
Man
Charles Rogers
Paris
2Lark
Nancy
Clara
Reginald Denny
Western
River story bought for film by Fox Films
The Library Theatre will show Get Your Man by Clars Bow Amateur Night Friday and Westerns Galloping Fury and The Wagon Show on Saturday. Fox Films has purchased The River by Tristam Tupper, a serial in the Saturday Evening Post, about a mountain girl and a railroad engineer in West Virginia with a pivotal river as a key element.
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Clars Bow
Tristam Tupper
Saturday Evening Post
Screen Productions
Fox Films
West Virginia
Women Liked It The Harvester Sets Attendance at Columbia
Manager Manley Parker notes The Harvester drew record crowds at the Columbia Theatre as women favored the film. He reveals a shift to films appealing to female audiences and announces the booking of East Side West Side for Monday through Wednesday. Cecil B DeMille predicts 1928 will emphasize realism with believable characters logical action and realistic situations shaping future pictures.
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the Harvester
Columbia
Manley Parker
Cecil B de Mille
Pittston Miners Faction feud prompts ban on meetings
Pittston Pennsylvania marches into martial law as all miners meetings are banned. Heavily armed police patrol streets after two miners Alexander Campbell and Peter Reilly were killed. Mayor Gillespie appeals to John L. Lewis to use influence to halt the deadly feud amid fears of riot.
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Pittston
Alexanderampbell
Peter Reilly
William H. Gillespie
John L. Lewis
International Union of the United Mine Workers
Gillespie
Lewis
Police Dog Star in Universal Western Wolf's Trail
A police dog named Dynamite heads the cast of Universal Feature Western Wolf's Trail at Youngsville Theatre this Saturday. Edmund Cobb leads with supporting turns by Edwin Terry Dixie Lamont Joe Bennett Frank Baker and others in a thrilling ranch country photo drama.
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United States
Red Cross
France
Belgium
Youngsville Theatre
Edmund Cobb
Edwin Terry
Dixie Lamont
Joe Bennett
Frank Baker
Contest offer from Pavania Oil Co in Warren Pa
A poem quotation puzzle offers five gallons of gasoline to the first correct answer, published via Tribune partnership. The February 24 Milton line and a reader named A W Dale of Clarendon submitted the first correct response, with the prize to be printed next week.
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Pavania Oil Co
Warren
Tribune
Pavania Company
John Milton
A. W. Dale
Clarendon
Aces Up Lafayette E cadrille Knights of the Air
The Lafayette Escadrille, famed as knights of the air, inspired Allied nations during World War I with daring aerial feats and notable service.
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Felix von Lackner
The First American Flying Squadron in France
A historical recounting of the 1916 formation of the Escadrille Americaine, later designated Nieuport Escadrille 124. It details American pilots Norman Prince, William Thaw, Elliott Cowdin, Kiffin Rockwell, Charles Johnson, Clyde Balsley, Victor Chapman, Lawrence Ramsay, James McConnell, and others, their training in Avord and Pau, the push to unite volunteers, fundraising by Vanderbilt, and the squadron’s early actions near Verdun as air combat evolved toward Allied air superiority.
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Degorge
Escardrille Deperdussin No 6
Hall
George Thenault
Thaw
Escadrille
Bach
Avord
Pau
Nieuports
France
America
Rapa
Belgium
Hohenzollern
Wetpolitik
Boston
Elliott Christopher Gowdin
New York
Harvard
French Air Service
Prince
Paris
William K. Vanderbilt
Fina
Edmund Gros
Frederick Allen
American Ambulance Division
Robert Bacon
Condir
Escadrille Voisin
Lawrence Ramsay
Buffalo
Clyde Malsley
el Paso
Texas
Dudley Hill
Peekskill
James McCononel
Carthage
North Carolina
Charles Chateau Johnson
Georges Thenault
U Thenault
Air Service
Norman Prince
Regnier
M. Rene Besnard
M. Millierand
Hirschauer
M. Besnard
Plessie-Belleville
United States
M. Jarouase de Sillac
Colonel Botteaux
Ministry of War
Lafayette
General Headquarters
Piols
William Thaw
Elliott Cowdin
Kiffin Rockwell
Charles C. Johnson
Clyde Balsley
Victor Chapman
James R. McConnell
Escadrille Americaine
Nieuport Escadrille 124
James McConnell
Lawrence Ameny
Charles Johnson
Clyde Snlsley
Mitchel
Paul
Prince, Chapman
Rockwell
McConnell
Luxeuil-les-Bains
Vosges
Veredun
Crown Prince
Frederick Wilhelm
Thai
Cowedin
Bert Hall
Lwinparte
Verdun
Fokker
Holland
Nieux
John F. Dille
Tips for Taxpayers No 17 Bad debts deductions explained
Bad debts may be deducted from gross income if worthlessness is determined and written off in the year. Taxpayers may use either deduction from gross income or a reserve method for many accounts. Reserve permission is for large numbers of accounts not single debts. Unpaid loans to relatives or friends are gifts and not deductible. If a debt is forgiven it cannot be claimed.
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William Seiter
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Dynamite the Wonder Dog
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Comedy
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Kyne
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Otis Harlin
Gibson Y
Geo, O’brien
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June Collyer
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William Fox
West Side
Police Dog
Lucille Hat Shop
Hickory Street
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