City Gone Wild Opens at Library Theatre in Warren
Thomas Meighan stars in The City Gone Wild a crime underworld melodrama about gangsters and police warfare in a American metropolis. Director James Cruze brings a tough tale with Marietta Millner Louise Brooks and Fred Kohler in a Paramount feature with vaudeville acts on the bill.
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Thomas Meighan
Paramount
Library Theatre
Meighan
James Cruze
Charles
Jules Furthman
Jules
Chicago
Marietta Millner
Louise Brooks
Fred Kohler
Duke Martin
Late
Vaudeville
Nancy
Local Theatre Listings Highlight West Coast Talent Hunt
Prize winners from the Our Gang talent hunt were introduced to Hal Rosch's juvenile gang members. The quartet includes Jimmy and was seen during recent Midwest to West Coast theatre circuit showings.
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Our Gang
Hal Rosch
Jimmy
New Cast Additions in Major Studio Projects
The article lists multiple add ons and contract renewals across studios. Eugene Pallette Martha Mattox Dick Farren and others join Fields-Conklin's new film directed by Charles Reisner. Brenon to shoot Laugh, Clown, Laugh for Paramount while awaiting a story. Saunders and Loring renew with Paramount.
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Eugene Pallette
Martha Mat‘tox
Fields-Conklin
Charles “Chuck” Reisner
Nevin program at the Philomel club concert
A Philomel club benefit concert for the piano fund is set for March 23 at 2 30 p m The pricing includes 50 cents and a 21 2 cent unit quoted as B 21 2¢. proceeds go to the piano fund, featuring a Nevin program.
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Nevin
Philomel Club
The
Piano Fund
New Ace of Aces David Ingalls in World War I
A vivid account recalls Cleveland born David Simton Ingalls, Navy flier in Royal Air Force Squadron 13, as he battles German aircraft over Belgium and France in August 1918. It describes his first victory near Dixmude, a daring bombing raid on Warssenaere airfield, and close escapes with English pilots, ending with a teaser for tomorrow’s installment.
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Eric
Boston
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Charles Haramann
Adriatic Sea
Italy
David 3.Ingalia
Cleveland
England
France
Caesar
William of
Normandy
Edward the Black Prince
Sussex
Hampshire
Rupert
Drake
van Tromp
Nelson
Napoleon
Dover
Griz Nez
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Calais
English Channel
Flanders
Teutonic
Channel
North Sea
Belgium
Dover Patrol
United States Navy
Royal Air Force
David Simton Ingalls
Navy
Ingalls
Europe
Frank Luke
Army
Squadron 13
Ingall
Conir
Chateau Thierry
P.' Brown
Dixmude
Ingalla
Brown
Ministry of War
Limes
Ostende
Westende
Colin P. Brown
R. A. F. D. S. Ingalls
R. Graham
Warssenaere
Cata
Belrian
Dunkirk
John F. Dilla
Lieutenang Ingalls
Fresh baked goods daily at the OROLETA
Daily baked goods offered at the OROLETA with delivery at four o clock and a contact telephone number 355. The text notes a street address style listing 3 214, suggesting a local advertising snippet for a bakery or shop.
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Oroleta
Poem by Shakespeare Quotation Prize Tale
The excerpt notes a quatrain from Macbeth printed March 15 and offers a Pavania Oil Co contest prize for the first correct author. Sherwood Miller of Clarendon was the initial winner who received the gasoline gift.
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Pavania Oil Co
Warren, Ps
Tribune
Pavania Company
Macbeth
Sherwood Miller
Clarendon
Bishop Richardson May Succeed Berry In Philadelphia Session
Philadelphia March 22 Bishop Ernest G Richardson of Atlanta emerges as the likely successor to Bishop Joseph E Berry as head of the Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal conference which opens its annual sessions. Berry will resign in May due to age. Richardson presides for the session and takes over duties during the conference. Berry is to be reassigned after eight years in his current charge.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Ernest G. Richardson
Atlanta
Joseph E. Berry
Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Conference
Berry
Richardson
Bishop Berry
Methodist
Leaps to death from 33rd floor in Chicago tower
Elisabeth Ann Blayney, 22, of West Alexander Pennsylvania, identified as the woman who jumped from the 33rd floor of the Tribune Tower in Chicago. Her mother had reported her missing, and Mrs Blayney said her daughter had been ill and despondent for several months.
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Chicago
U.P
Tribune
Elisabeth Ann Blayney
West Alexander
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