Senti ments in Song at Library Theater draws mixed crowd
Sheldon Bentley staged a lively if uneven show last night in Senti ments in Song at the Library Theater. The audience initially balked at the opener but warmed to Bentley after a later lilting number and an encore. Osrani Trio, billed as famous European artists, showed some missteps as acrobats. Lew White featured several dancing ladies including one who danced fairly well. The finale dance was the skit’s highlight. The feature film, Lady Be Good starring Jack Mulhall and Dorothy Minckaill, portrays small time vaudeville performers climbing to Broadway with humorous sentiment.
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Sheldon Bentley
Library Theater
Osrani
Lew White
Jack Mulhall
Dorothy Minckaill
Broadway
Singed to Open at Columbia Theatre Tomorrow
Mary McAlister signs with Fox Films to play Amy Cardigan a San Francisco debutante in Singed Blanche Sweet stars with John Griffith Wray directing Warner Baxter plays her ex husband in a triangle drama about a former dance hall girl who seeks to merge with society through marriage The film features a gripping climax and strong performances from the cast.
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Mary McAlister
Red” Grange
Fox Films
Amy Cardigan
Blanche Sweet
John Griffith Wray
Columbia
Miss McAllister
Warner Baxter
Miss Sweet
Baxter
Jenn
San Francisco
Queerest Tahiti studio built for White Shadows in South Seas
A self contained motion picture unit of sixty people built a native village on Tahiti’s shores to shoot White Shadows in the South Seas. After five months the film finished, the crew returned to civilization leaving only wreckage among swaying palms. Buddy Rogers rents a Hollywood home and Geeta Garbo plans a Christmas trip to Stockholm per Photoplay Magazine.
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Hollywood
South Seas
South Sea
Tahiti
W. S. van Dyke
van Dyke
Monte Blue
Raquel Torres
Robert Anderson
Civilization
Jawarski Denies Killing Billie Hope From Ward to Hospital
Charleroi Sept 21 U P Paul Jawarski a confessed murderer and flathead gang leader denied killing Billie Hope here five years ago while dying of gunshot wounds in Cleveland. Burgess Woodward and Police Chief Jack Thomas reported they visited him. He admitted to the Eldora street car payroll holdup on July 15 1921. Hope was shot fatally February 12 1923 during a break in at the Charleroi Eagle s Club grill room where seven men escaped with cash and jewelry.
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Hope
Charleroi
Eagle's Club
New fall Armstrong shoes at Geo H Miller Shoe Store
Admirers of the Armstrong shoe for women will find new fall styles on display at Geo H Miller Shoe Store. The selection includes Cuban and high heel models, appealing to fans of the popular brand.
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Armstrong
Geo. H. Miller
Dairy Men's League meeting in Youngsville held Wednesday
Sept 20 Yankee Bush notes a Dairy Men's League gathering at Grange Hall in Youngsville. Local residents and visitors including Mrs. Howhart of Corry, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Thompson, and Jennie Hertzel of Pleasant visit relatives and attend communal events. Remains of David Beurstedt moved for burial at Weiler cemetery. Farmers busy with potato digging and corn cutting as fall work begins.
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Yankee
Andrew Pearson
E. U. Simmons
Herman Anderson
Eugene
Edward Bauer
Jamestown
Eliza Beyer
Warren
E. C. Beyer
Billion-dollar banks and historic telecast from Edison
The piece notes a public obsession with billion and trillion terms, mentions Bismarck’s take after 1870 war reparations, and describes France’s bond drive. It spotlights Ouafi the French Arab marathoner, Arabic contributions to science and language, and Edison and Ford at New York radio expo. It ends with Raymond Blunt, the human time clock, tracking hours and minutes.
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Bismarck
France
Henry Ford
Edison
Home Made Poems Politically Themed Nursery Rhymes
A poem letter criticizes Al Smith era promises and Prohibition politics. Percy Prune laments broken pledges, moonshine motives, and shifting loyalties. The note warns readers about whispering campaigns and urges common sense in politics.
Court grants Ferguson divorce over cruelty claims
In Scranton on September 21 a court granted a divorce to Mrs. William Ferguson citing her habit of dropping notes and telephone numbers in public places, while Ferguson the plumber had sought a divorce on cruelty grounds.
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Scranton
U. P
William Ferguson
Ferguson
Local clubs host meetings and charity drive notes
Mrs W T Arnold hosted the Nondescript club with ten members three visitors and two children attending Friday in Lander. Refreshments were served by Mrs Arnwall and helpers. Sunshine club led by Mrs Clair Putnam reported 385 dollars raised from a Jamestown concert and pledged 30 dollars to the church. Reed Carlson reunion drew over sixty relatives from Busti Jamestown and nearby areas.
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Sunshine Club
Clair Putnam
Judith Anderson
Jamestown
Social rounds fill Warren area with visits and events
The text lists numerous local gatherings over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Arnwall hosted a chicken dinner and socializing, with instrumental music and barnyard golf. Guests from Jamestown, Erie, Cleveland joined various visits and picnics among Warren residents, including Lanning Hill Larkin club activity and hospitality at multiple homes. Several locals visited relatives in Butler and Fredonia, while others were guests at fairs and community events.
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W. T. Arnwall
Mirs
Claus Carlson
Till and Son
Algor
Jamestown
N. Y
Ben Johnson
Erie
Aldrickson
Cleveland
Olof Nelson
Chandlers Valley
Paul Lindell
Warren Arnold
Norman Arnold
Marion Norton
Jessie Persons
Amanda Grindley
Anna Eckman
Amanda Peterson
Elsie Jonson
Warren
Floyd Eckman
Lewis Honchardt
Starbrick
Paul Goodwill and Son
Venturetown
John Larson
North Warren
Victor Lindell
H. A. Robinson
Grant Beck
Warner Beck
Mary Beck
Fredonia
Clarence Hanson
Lanning Hill Larkin Club
Earl Hinsdale
Otto Wiquist
Bart Fullerton
Falconer
Paul Fosberg
Courtney
Otto Engwall
W. T. Arnyall
Seawall
Clair
Omar Okerson
Carl Peterson
Doris
Elvira
A. E. Anderson
Eric Anderson
Lars Larson
South Dayton
Helen Anderson
James
Mrs Hoover Shapes Campaign Role in Presidential Drive
Washington reports Mrs Lou Henry Hoover plays a central advisory and companion role in her husband’s Republican campaign. She has accompanied him on appearances, suggested campaign etiquette, and aided in decisions. Her influence extends to business and personal projects including translation work with her husband. She aims to secure more rest for him and even proposed a fishing outing.
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Washington
Lou Henry Hoover
Stanford University
Aricolay
Newark
Philadelphia
Hannal Penn
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Singer
Mill Mae
Queerest Film Studio
Buddy Rogers
Photoplay Magazine
Buddy
Geeta Garbo
Stockholm
Photoplay
Jawarski
Bible Hope
NASA Rae
Yankee Bush
Vertises
Chicago
Ouafi
French Republic
Arabia
England
Ireland
Thomas A. Edison
New York
Raymond S. Blunt
Sara Kenugen
Sta
Percy Prune
al Smith
Percy
Mina
Pard Raukob
Percy Pruns
Raoon
Sara
Canada
Quebec
Robert Chandonet
BIOMI
William
Fox
Mary Astor
Lloyd Hughes
Lander
Meer
Lyle D
Paa Tew
D Andrews
Aero
Peo
Seymour Felix
Vanderbilt
Ahlquist
Jamese Town
Columbia Amusement O'S. Blt
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Fire Entertainment
Osrami
Shelton
Bentley
Goady
Dorothy Kasle
Mushall
Pathe
Mack Sennett
Tillie
W. C. Fields
Chester Conklin
Youngsville Theatre
London
Rin-Tin-Tin
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