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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1928

Page

6

Comedy Stuck Co Opens Today at Crystal Theatre

Waterloo audiences will see Leslie's Comedians opening at the Crystal Theatre with Village Gossips. The nine member company from Cal J L Davis in Chicago will present lad comedies and vaudeville with bi weekly changes, featuring Johnny Phillibar and Monte Blue on screen with Bitter Apples.

Waterloo Crystal Theatre Lesie Cal. J. L. Davis Chicago Casis Edwin Booth Jesse Bartlet Davis al. the Crystal Phillibar Johnny Phillibar New York Marshall Chapel Boyd B. Trousdale the Waterloo Ernie DeKalb Rubeville Veudeville Boyle Woolfolk Walter, Arnold Laura Chase

Trousdale Players to Grand Cedar Rapids and Waterloo

The Trousdale Players close their Waterloo engagement next Saturday and shift to the Majestic in Cedar Rapids for weekly change bills. Mr. Trousdale contemplates another Waterloo stock engagement in the fall as the company goes on intact. Jimmy Ellard departs the Riviera Omaha, with Paul Spor to alternate between Omaha and the Capital theatre. Little Jack Lilith, Waterloo-born Columbia recording artist, tops radio charts from WSAT Cincinnati. Pauline Frederick returns to the San Francisco air after a year away, in The Scarlet. Variety hints at Earl Garrard producing another edition of Vanities. Oscar automobile shows debut in Chicago with limited attendance. The first Publix production on the west coast will be the Merry Widow Test for Seattle’s Public House opening March 1.

Trousdale Waterloo Majestic Cedar Rapids Theatre Jimmy Ellard Riviera Theatre Omaha Wil Paul Spor Capital Theatre Dee Ktoines Little Jack Lilith Columbia WSAT Cincinnati West Cous Seattle

Oskaloosa Eggs Win High Renown

The article notes Oskaloosa products in the Easter provisioning effort and praise from President Coolidge era displays. It highlights Rhynsburger poultry at the Chicago show earning top prizes, with entries from Oskaloosa and Mahaska County receiving recognition from the state department of agriculture and inspectors.

Oskaloosa Coolidge White House State Department of Agriculture A. E. Robertson Rhynsburger

Tonight's bill of seven reels at Palace Riviera Strand Waterloo

The cinema offers Crystal Monte and Myrna Loy in Bitter Apples a melodramatic sea romance and Lesiip's Comedians in tabloid comedies with Village Gossips. Dynanmike the dog stars at Palace with Call of the Heart, plus Motor Boat Demon. Riviera features Richard Dix in Sportying Goods with Jay Mills's stage band. Strand presents Clara Bow in My Lady of Whims and Florence Vidor in One Woman to Another. Waterloo Trousdale Players perform The Nervous Wreck a three act western farce directed by Lucile L La Valliere, cast ten.

Crystal—Monte Blue Myrna Loy Lesiip Vraudeville Palace Dynanmike Joan Alden Edmund Cobb Fox News Riviera Richard Dix Jay Mills Ruth Glanville Johnny Perkins Audrey Christy Freddie Eddie Clara Bow Florence Vidor Waterloo Trousdale Players, Stock Company Boyd B. Trousdale Far West Lucile L. la Valliere

Picture business vows bankruptcy amid $294 judgment

The picture business confesses it is broke and cannot pay a $294 judgment to a collection agency. He claims $80,000 in drafts tied to a picture venture and says he borrowed his wife's car to reach court. Lon G. Haney reports strain from injuries that may force four to five weeks of retirement after finishing Laugh, Clown, Laugh.

Lon Ghaney

Saintly Hypocrites and Honest Sinners at Waterloo theatre

Waterloos Boyd Trousdale Players open farewell week with Saintly Hypocrites and Honest Sinners by Charles F. Harrison a three act comedy drama about a minister wife and gossipers. Thursday features The Big Chance by Willard Mack with Luck LaValibere in a leading role.

Waterloo Theatre Boyd ‘B. Trousdale Charles F. Harrison Mr. Trousdale Waterloo Hfe Wip Imost Bill Willard Mack Mins Luck LaValibere Mr. Trenisdale Bown Stack Productions

Former Charles City Girl Featured on Theatre Bill Here

A Charles City girl now 17, Dorothy Henry, tours with a Chicago Chic drama act after early training in Minneapolis. She gained notice with the Finkelstein Reuben act and the Orpheum circuit, later joining DeWinter at Chicago in the Riviera show. Her mother Mrs Ralph Henry travels with her.

Charles City R Obirth Charlies Cine Dorothy Meary Willy DeWinter Meaty Minneapolis Ralph Henry Charl City Atisy Miss Henry Finkelsktein and Ruben Orpheum Siack McCall Bridge Players DeWinster Chicdaga

Taste for Stage Stuff in Midwest Differs from East

The George Sisters, popular early this week at the Riviera, show a New York East Coast taste for stage diversion that fails to ignite midwestern audiences. Despite high pricing and extensive press coverage, regional crowds did not erupt in wild enthusiasm, though the pair remains a top draw on the circuit. Both trained at the New England Conservatory and were CAS beauty winners, with a Havana prize in a $10,000 dancing contest under George White, reflecting divergent tastes across regions.

East Midwest George Sisters Riviera Allez Dan Fark Carroll Theatre New York Morning Telegraph the World Billboard Tabs Boston McFadden

Dynamite Starred in Call of the Heart at Palace Theatre

Universal's Dynamite headlines the film Call of the Heart at the Palace today and Sunday with Edmund Cobb leading a tale of a young girl and her brother homesteading on the western plains. The plot covers rancher homestead conflicts and frontier conflicts with a colorful cast including Johnny Alden Maurice Murphy William Steele and others directed by Francis Ford. A comedy short Motor Boat Demmi and The Fox Near are part of the program.

Dynamite Universal Palace Theatre Edmund Cobb Dynamite 18 Jonny Alden Maurice Murphy Wlliam Steele Prank Baker George Pimvs Owen Train Francis Ford Demmi

Riviera Theater Prepares Evening Twin Program

Casey Jones hosts a Riviera stage night with his baton and a solo song, introducing the Hudnut Sisters and others as Richard Barthelmess stars in The Noose, a serious drama about capital punishment. The bill also features Montague Love, Alice Joyce, Thelma Todd, Lina Basquette, and the Royal Hawaiians. West Point shines on screen with William Haines and Jean Crawford in a serio-comic romance.

Casey Jones Riviera Theatre Richard Barthelmess New Riviera Jay Mills Casey Riviera Hudnut Sisters Biltle *Uke Carpenter Gus Will Bill Montague Love Alice Joyce Thelma Todd Lina Basquette Royal Hawaiians West Point William Haines Syelt Jean Crawford United Bates Miliary Academy

Red Cross Pills Liver Laxative Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts Red Cross Pills as the best treatment for liver stomach bowels appendicitis gall stones dyspepsia constipation and colds fevers. Sold at druggists for 25 cents with guarantee or money refunded.

Red Cross

Freckles at Strand Show Cast by Johnny Fox

Gene Stratton Porter novel Freckles in eight reels to be shown at the Strand Sunday with Leo Meehan directing and Gene Stratton Porter’s grandchild among the cast. Johnny Fox holds the title role supported by Hobart Bosworth Eulalie Jensen and Billy Scott. The program also features Mad Scrambles A Paramount comedy the Aesop Fables and a Pathe news reel.

Gene Stratton-Porter Freckles Leo Meehan Gene Stratton Johnny Fox Hobart Bosworth Eulalie Jensen Billy Scott Gene Stratton-Pocter America Meehan Mrs. Porter Swamp Angel Paramount Pathe News

A Wise Farmer Sees Cure With Springer Device

Hudson Iowa December 14 1887 letter describes rheumatism relief after a free demonstration of the Springer Treatment Device Co Waterloo Iowa. The farmer Gustov Kohn installs it for thirty days and encloses payment in full. The ad invites calls for free demonstrations and agents, listing a Broadway contact and rental option.

Hudson Iowa Springer Treatment Device Co Waterloo Springer Gustov Kohn

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