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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
20
Herbert M Read reports St Petersburg Florida, the city of sunshine, advertises free issues when cloudy and pays up only 62 times in 11 years. The winter population rises to 60 000 with 45 000 tourists, while Plant City thrives selling strawberry shipments at 85 cents a quart.
The Courier reports a flood of mail to Jackie Coogan editor at the paper for the puzzle contest tied to the Palace Theatre showings. Coogan’s latest film "My Boy" opens Sunday. fifty winners in Walerno and nearby towns win passes by spotting objects starting with CO in the image.
The Waterloo Theatre begins vaudeville season with headliner Dunbar’s Old-Timearks and acts Sullivan & Mack Sazamarimphyphones Don Marcel Hart & Mullan Hall & exter Corpus Brothers, plus The Leather Pushers film. Manager Alexander Frank says vaudeville will run Fridays Saturdays and Sundays through the summer.
The Crystal Theatre presents Pearl White in A Virgin Paradise a wild jungle epic full of action including a volcano eruption battles with animals and a climactic fight between a man and a woman. It plays through Saturday night. At Palace Theatre Norma Talmadge stars in Poppy a revival praised for her charm and Brien’s dash. Strand Theatre features Polly of the Follies a Constance Talmadge vehicle amid Follies chorus and a Mack Sennett kitchen farce Aiade in the Kitchen. Alley Theatre shows Mae Murray in Peacock and other tunes.
A friend of Ellen’s reports rapid improvement after taking Ayr's Wonderful Remedy on her aunt's advice. The testimonial claims the medicine relieves catarrhal mucous, inflammation, and various digestive ailments and even appendicitis. One dose is said to convince, with refunds offered. available at all druggists.
The feature lineups include Peacock Alley with Mims Murray as a Paris cabaret butterfly type and Noel Tearle in Over the Hill while Our Mutual Friend at Rialto presents Charles Dickens characters in a refined screen adaptation for a five day run starting Sunday. The Waterloo Theatre spotlights the new appeal with a vivid portrayal and the motion picture deity recognizing Tearle's skill on Broadway.
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