Waterloo Theatre season opens with My China Doll at Sept theatre
Oral reminiscences recount boyhood days near historic Oak Ridge and a panther sighting. The Waterloo season opens Sept 16 with My China Doll at the theatre, featuring Fiske O'Hara in Jack O Hearts later Sept 28 and 29. Manager A B Heston promises major productions, including The Spice of 1922 and The Gumps, with Ed Wynn and others on the way. A large barn fire at Grundy Center is noted.
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Waterloo
Fiske O'Hara
Alexander Frank
Plaza Theatre
A. J. Dieold
Rand
Palace
Crystal Pictureeatres
A. B. Heston
Palace House
Heston
Ed’ Wynn
May Robson
Hankey Olcott
Daddy Whack
Sally
Playground Boys Hike to Historic Muscatine Undisclosed Woods
A group of boys on a hike and picnic reached the old Wiating homestead at 10 25 am. They toured a large woodland under Mrs Emily George and Gen Phil Hanna owners, learning about rare plants and trees. Superintendent Gormley urged following leaders as Indian ceremonial mounds and a Black Hawk figure were described by J C Hartman to the eager listeners.
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Wiating
Emily George
Phil. Hanna
Iowa
Graves
L. Gormley
Anna
Dewey
Colton
Paulanna
J. C. Hartman
Black Hawk
Musuakies
Charcoal Lozenges Promote Health Beauty and Breath
An advertisement extols Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges made from willow charcoal as a safe remedy to absorb gastric gases purify the mouth and throat and improve complexion breath and blood. It claims physicians endorse them for gas digestion and liver benefit, noting a 30 cent price per box and superior charcoal content.
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Stuart
Fire destroys barn on Rudolph Pabst farm north of town
A Tuesday night fire of undetermined origin consumed a large barn at the Rudolph Pabst farm north of town. The four year old structure was destroyed as Mr. Pabst frightened away would be thieves targeting his chickens and car. The rest of the text lists upcoming film showings at local theaters.
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Rudolph Pabst
Mr. Pabst
Remarkable Tesemblancs and Reform Taker Drama
In a small town, a leading woman with Paris fame plays opposite a stage rival as the romance unfolds. The plot centers on the striking Tesemblancs and a reformer figure named Gallup, with Judge Ivanger drawn into rising tension.
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Paris
Comiig
Tesemblancs
Gallup
Ivanger
Ranghig
Corum
Plaba Masatris
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George M. Cohen
Nelly Kelly
Grundy Center
Tom Mix
Avid Butler
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Atte
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Ruth Roeland
Stan Vaurel
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Marshall Netlan
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Frank Orson
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David Kesson
Loor
Rand Theatius
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William Russell
Tomarrow
Donn Byrne
Renee Adaren
Tem Battery
Melodyland Quartette
BrepZo
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HNDS
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Tin
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Claire Windsor
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Thomas Holding
Eugenia Besserer
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Stuart Thobnes
Claude Gillingawater
Margaret Toms
Lillian Langton
Lorimer Johnson
Jack Curtis
T Brinsley Shaw
Arthur Hoyt
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Chrit Chadwick
Philo McCullough
Taele Tricksen
Dagmar Godowsky
Hayford Hobbs
Violet Joy
TON Ea
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Electrig Park
Electric Park Dance Hall
Furman and
Nash Alog
Columbia Records
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Cities Service Oil CO
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