Blizzard Grips Northern New York Snowstorm Halts Traffic
Northern New York is hit by its first real winter storm with high winds and blizzard conditions. Snow depths reach 16 inches in parts as a temperature drop chills towns along the St. Lawrence frontier. Ogdensburg reports a frigid 3 degrees above zero tonight.
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Girls Dead Parents Dying After Fire in Clean
Two children Geraldine Baker age 13 and Elsie Baker 11 months died when their home burned in Clean N D Today their parents William and Mrs Baker and Verne Baker age 6 were hospitalized in critical condition with severe injuries.
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Geraldine Baker
Elsie Baker
William Baker
Verne Baker
Clever Comedy at Poli's Built on Flimsy Material
A theatre review of And Then What presents a flimsy plot about a young woman who takes a lover on medical advice. Paul Kelly and Florence Eldridge headline with Edward Van Sloan, while Dorothy Peterson shines among an uneven cast. The play, produced by K. Bosser Gordon and John J. Daly, is cute yet never fires the world, relying on witty lines and brisk scenes.
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F. S. Merlin
Brian Marlow
Jack London
Harry Kemp
the Pines
Paul Kelly
Florence Eldridge
Edward van Sloan
Albiet
Moffat Johnston
Dorothy Peterson
Washington
K. Bosser Gordon
Metropolitan Sandra at the Met offers romance and glamour
Barbara LaMarr stars as Sandra Waring a dual personality wife who seeks romance in Monte Carlo Deauville and Paris before realising home and husband are best Bert Lytell plays David Waring with a convincing performance The supporting cast includes Edmund Carewe Leila Hymans Morgan Wallace and Helen Gardner A night comedy What a Night! and a Daneil Breeskin conducted overture Pucintanna from Puccini La Boheme Tosca and Madame Butterfly accompany the Pathe News
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Sandra
Metropolitan
Barbara LaMarr
de Luxe
Bert Lytell
Httle
Monte Carlo
Deauville
Paris
Miss la Marr
Sandra Waring
Rusty
David Waring
Arthur Edmund Carewe
Leila Hymans
Morgan Wallace
Helen Gardner
Lige Conley
Dan
Jel Breeskin
Argentine Love at Loew's Columbia Opens with Mixed Reviews
Loew's Columbia presents Argentine Love directed by Allan Dwan, with Bebe Daniels and Ricardo Cortez in lead roles. Critics note flat plotting despite fine photoplay, commend Daniels performance and the nurse Julia Hurley, and call the imperial comedy with Moran lively. An international newsreel and Brusillet’s orchestra cap the program.
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Loew
Columbia Theater
Allan Dwan
V. Blasco Ibanez
Ibanez
Bebe Daniels
Julia Hurley
Mr. Moran
Columbia
Mr. Brusilet
Ambassador Mystery of Old China Town at Crandall’s
The bill at Crandall’s Ambassador theater features Paul Terry’s The Mysteries of Old China Town a clever Aesop esque comedy with additional attractions including a news reel organ interludes by Otto F Beck and golo performances The main feature through Tuesday is First National’s Sandra the film adaptation of Pearl Coles Bells novel starring Barbara La Marr and Bert Lytell A review appears at the Metropolitan theater where it had its Washington premiere yesterday.
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Chinatown
Paul Terry
Crandall
Ambassador Theater
Otto F. Beck
First National
Pearl Coles Bell
Sandra
Barbara la Marr
Bert Lytell
Metropolitan Theater
Washington
Central Theater Features Fight for Honor and Kid Speed
Crandall’s Central theatre presents a two day bill headlined by Exhibitors' Film Exchanges' Fight for Honor with Eva Novak and William Fairbanks. Larry Seaman stars in two reel comedy Kid Speed, plus short reels and organ accompaniment.
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Central Theater
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William Fairbanks
Larry Seaman
Kid Speed
Garden of Weeds at Loew's Palace with Betty Compson
Betty Compson stars in The Garden of Weeds from a Leon Gordon and Doris Marquette stage success. Rockliffe Fellowes, Warner Baxter and a strong supporting cast drive a dramatic tale of a chorus girl tempted by a rich wastrel and a later marriage to a man of integrity. Mack Sennett comedy OR His Trolley adds light relief with Ralph Graves. Fox educational feature and Pathe News reel cap the program plus Palace Symphonic orchestra.
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Palace Theater
Leon Gordon
Doris Marquette
Betty Compson
James Cruze
Rockliffe Fellowes
New York Waster
Nvho
Warner Baxter
Douglas Crawford
William Austin
Archie Duffey
Charles Ogle
Sylvan Tasman
Mack Sennett
Ralph Graves
Fox
Pathe News
Mr. Gannon
Palace Symphonic Orchestra
Rialto Preview Promises The Gaiety Girl and Goofy Age
The Rialto features Mary Philbin in The Gaiety Girl a London musical hall romance with Owen St John and Earl of Pencarreg. a villainous marriage leads to a dramatic wedding night death. Also shows Hal Roach comedy The Goofy Age with Blanche Mehaffey and Glenn Tryon plus Tomasini Guarneri pianist numbers Lullaby and the duet from La Forza del Destine. An Out-of-the-Inkwell cartoon A Trip to Mars and an International Newsreel complete the program.
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Mary Philbin
Rialto
Miss Philbin
Irene Tudor
William Haines
Owen St. John
Joseph Dowling
Earl of
Tomasini
Guarneri
Victor
Mars
Rialto Orchestra
Keiths Satire and Fables Brighten Keith Bill With Vaudeville
Ann Greenway stages a sharp satire in Rain with Neville Fleeson. The Fables of 1926 tabloid revue brings Charlot and George White style sketches, including Toyland Unbelievable Episodes and The Bird of Truth. Key acts include Jack Henry Edythe Maye Mildred Burns Bob Sargent Alan Coogan Mary Casey Sylvia Froos Frank Deve Corradini animals and Ferry Corney with Adones.
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Sadie Thompadin
Jeanne Engels
Ann Greenway
Keith Bill
Miss Greenway
Hisse Janis
Cissie Loftus
Neville Fleeson
Miss Greenways
Andre Charlot
George White
Charlot
Jack Henry
Edythe Maye
Mildred Burns
Bob Sargent
Alan Coogan
Mary Casey
Sylvia Froos
West Pocket
Frank Deve
Corradinis
Ferry Corney
Adones
Tivoli Presents Welcome Stranger in Crandall’s Tivoli Theater
The bill features Aaron Hoffman’s Welcome Stranger adapted for film with Dore Davidson and a Who’s Who cast including Florence Vidtor Virginia Brown Faire Noah Beery Lloyd Hughes and Robert Edeson. Ben Turpin stars in A Reel Virginian with an animated song reel Companions and organ interludes by Robert Rodwell and Arthur T. Pease.
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Aaron Hoffman
Crandall
Tivoli Theater
Hollywood
Dore Davidson
Florence Vidtor
Virginia Brown Faire
Noah Beery
Lloyd Hughes
Robert Edeson
William V. Mong
Otis Harlan
Fred J. Butler
Pat Hartigan
Isadore Solomon
Valley Falls
New England
Clem Beemis
Solomon
Mary Clark
Beemis
Mary
James Young
Willard Mack
Katherine Hilliker
Ben Turpin
Turpin
Irving Berlin
Robert Rodwell
Arthur T. Pease
Burton Holmes Captures Riviera in Touring Lecture
Burton Holmes led a two hour illustrated talk on the Riviera. His photo sequence showcased Nice Monte Carlo Cannes Bordighera San Remo and La Grande Corniche. Audiences rejoiced at the Italian coast scenes and learned that next week the journey would move to Czechoslovakia.
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Mediterranean
la Grande Corniche
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Cannes
Nice
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Monaco
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San Remo
Mr. Holmes
Czechoslovakia
Strand Theater Week Looks Packed With Vaudeville Acts
The Strand features a strong bill with Back Stage by Clay Crouch and the Berg sisters plus Paul Murdock. Lew and Joe Caites clog and add comedy, Nancy Decker sings, and The De Vries Troupe performs European aerial gymnastics. May McKay and her sisters offer Three Likable Lassies with Scottish songs. The film Restless Wives stars Doris Kenyon and James Rennie, with a plot about marital strain ending in reconciliation. A second segment covers political prisoners in Soviet Russia with Henry G Alsberg recounting from his recent visit to Russia.
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Strand Theater
Clay Crouch
Berg Sisters
Paul Murdock
Lew
Joe Caites
Nancy Decker
de Vries
May McKay
Doris Kenyon
James Rennie
Montagu Love
Edmund Breese
Burr Mcintosh
Edna May Oliver
Donald Bruce
Gayety Night Highlights Manny King in Try at Let's Go
Audience laughs thunderously as Manny King star of Fred Clark's Let's Go performs at the Gayety. King, known as Solonk, blends clowning with a violin solo while 14-year-old Master Joseph earns ovations with four encores for Sally. Helen Flynn adds a graceful dance and the chorus, settings and burlesque range impressively.
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Manny King
Fred Clark
Solonk
King
Master Joseph
Sally
Helen Flynn
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