Elsie Janis and her Gang at Poli's National Theatre
Elsie Janis and her fifteen man company entertain Washington at Poli's National with burlesque imitations, songs, and a Montmartre skit. The program features her spoofed performances of Barrymore and Fannie Brice, plus a modest yet lively chorus and a simple book.
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Elsie Janis
New York
National Theater
Washington
Misa Janis
Jack Norworth
Wera Bayes
Sam Bernard
Mme. Guilbert
Triangle
Mask End
Jurlen Thayer
McCormack
Gus Shy
Charlie Lawrence
W. Cornfield
Elizabeth Morgan
Janis
Montmartre
George M -Cohan
Loew's Columbia Presents Toonerville Plays and Do Releases
Loew's Columbia adds a varied lineup with Toonerville Tangie and news events plus a symphonic overture. The major film week features Harold Lloyd in I Do and David Butler in Making the Grade, a Siberian army adventure based on Wallace Irwin's Sophie Semenoff with strong cast including Helen Ferguson.
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Armand
Camille
Loew
Columbia
Crandall
Harold Lloyd
David Butler
United States
Siberia
Wallace Irwin
Sophie Semenoff
Helen Ferguson
Harvest Time at Gayety Features Rural Mockery and Screen Acts
A early week program at the Gayety presents Harvest Time a rural spoof led by Ezra Whatetalk played by W J Kennedy with a cast including Albert F Hawthorne and Johnny Cooke in a humorous sketch about a one man government in Ducktown. The lineup also offers Hal Roach Fifteen Minutes and a Warner Brothers Why Girls Leave Home with Pathe News Topics of the Day and a Knickerbocker concert number. Capitol stage adds The Miss New York Jr with Eddie Cole and a lavish miniature musical.
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Giuseppe Creatore
Augmented
Washington
Len. Chaney
Penalty
Goldwyn
Leroy Scott
Moore
Rialto
Maestro Creatore
Signi Ux Creatore
Carlos Gomez
Creatore
Boccherini
Creatores
Rialto Orchestra
Lon Chaney
Aubtler
Charaacter
Oac
Bureau of Missing Persons
The
Polis Department
New York City
United States
Warner Brothers
Crandall
Metropolitan Theater
New York
Anna Q. Nilsson
Anna Hedder
Maurine Powers
Madeline Wallace
Claude King
Julia Swayne Gordon
Dan Mason
Dodo
Corinne Barker
Kathryn Perry
Kate Blanke
Ethel Clayton
Paramount
Loew's Palace Theater
Frank Arnon
Clara Beranger
Miss Clayton
Theodore Roberts
T. Roy Barnes
Fontaine le Rue
Hubby
Burton Holmes
Pathe News
Avery Hopwood
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Spain
Maria del Carmen
Jose Fella Y Codina
Europe
America
Pencho
Xavier
Maria
Iset
Zola Talma
Cahill Wilson
William
Powell
Edwin Mordant
Domingo
Eileen Wison
Marla
Fulgencio
Loa Caritas
Strand
Tod Browning
Universal Jewel
Fanny Herself
Edna Ferber
Fanny
Mabel
Julienne Scott
Miss Scott
Grace Marvin
Earle Schenck
Max Davidson
Richard Cummings
Joseph Swikard
John Davidson
Stuart
Douglas Flint
Gregory
Edward J. Lambert
Minnie Fish
Coumbia
Nazimova
Camille
Metro
Alexandre Dumas
Columbia
Camilla
Alexandre Dumais
Paris
Rudolph Valentino
Desnoyers
Ibenez
Dames
June Mathis
Ray C. Smallwood
Marguerite Gautier
Armand Duval
Armand
Jean Bedini
Ducktown
Ezra Whatetalk
W. J. Kennedy
Albert F. Hawthorne
Johnny Cooke
Margie Carson
May Myers
Roy Binder
Harry Loader
Pat Kearney
Knickerbocker
Hal Roach
Harry Pollard
Marie Mosquiat
Symphony
Planquette
Normandy
Metropolitan
Capitol
Miaw
New York, Jr
Miss New York, Jr
Eddie Cole
Cole
Mac Carter
Myrtle Andrews
Joe Murray
Gladys Stockton
Katherine Murray
Hank Hagleman
Guthor
Four More Days Left in The Post Auto and Prize Campaign
The Post’s $40,000 automobile and prize campaign tightens as four days remain. City and outside district candidates race to boost subscriptions with a $30 new-subscription qualifying bonus and the four extra gold prizes totaling 9000, 500, 250, 150, and 100. Votes tallies show escalating effort and community backing ahead of the November 14 close.
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The
Post
Competiton
Switching Subscriptions Forbidden in Campaign
The article warns that switching subscriptions is forbidden as candidates rush to build new subs. Subscriptions will be verified before ballots go out and any switched votes will be canceled. The policy protects fairness and prevents duplicative or fraudulent renewals at the same address.
Vote Ballot Verification Rules Cited by Campaign Office
The text urges candidates to ensure ballots match their subscriptions and return any clerical errors to the campaign office for quick verification. It notes errors may occur and will be corrected upon notification while the Post cannot be held responsible without notice.
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Campain Department
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