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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1927

Page

7

Held by the Law Headlines at Columbia Theatre This Week

Universal Jewel film Held by the Law opens at Columbia with Marguerite de la Motte and Johnnie Walker star heretofore. The Library theatre adds occult demostra tions with Spencer and company featuring Princess Kamari and a psychic act, plus vaudeville acts and The Milano Trio.

Columbia Theatre The Law Universal Jewel Edward Laemmle Bayard Yeiller Marguerite de la Motte Johnnie Walker Ralph Lewis Robert Ober FE. J. Ratcliffe Fred Kelsey Maude Wayne Library Theatre Spencer and Company Spencer Kamari

Ramon Varro and Alice Terry Star in Lovers at Columbia

Ramon Novarro and Alice Terry headline the Columbia theatre today in the drama Lovers directed by John M Stahl. The story centers on scandal and hidden menace unraveling a family’s foundations as an invisible villain undermines trust and order.

Ramon Novarro Alice Terry Columbia Ramon Noverro John M. Stahl

Terry’s Uncle Tom Play Comes to Warren for One Night

Terry’s big company stages a famed pre Civil War slave drama at Warren on one night only, Thursday September 1. The production, long toured under a waterproof canvas theatre, is billed as unmatched in decades and highlights the company’s celebrated run spanning thirty three years.

Dixie Gon New York Lewis Stone Billie Dove Lloyd Hughes Flarriet Ward Beecher Stowe G. L. Aitken Warren Terry

Spectacular stage production staged with lavish effects

The article touts a lavish production with top talent, a large orchestra, and the most expensive Siberian bloodhounds in the pack. The cast travels in a specially built train, and a big band concert is planned on principal streets at 7 p.m. A local note adds a quip about joining the police to stay safe from cars.

Terry Pee Ngah Curaopolis Revord

Warren County Fair aims and home trading plea

The Warren community previews the county fair with attractions including a rare Philadelphia ladies band. The writer urges supporting local businesses and avoiding spending with outside organizations, urging residents to “Trade at Home” to keep money in Warren and nearby towns. The message notes two other Warren shops in Youngsville and Sheffield and warns against losing local support for bands and services.

Tribune Warren Warren County Fair Philadelphia Youngsville Sheffield Warren County Carlmo

The Brutal Breakup Exchange

The excerpt shows a heated quarrel about a broken engagement. One speaker apologizes for the end while another blames Charlie for the disruption. The dialogue hints at tension and miscommunication surrounding the breakup.

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