The County Sheriff and The Sweetest Girl in Paris on Stage
Local theatergoers will see Lem 3 B. Parker present The County Sheriff with the original New York Chicago company in Waterloo soon. Blanch Walsh stars in The Other Woman, hailed as a leading drama, while The Sweetest Girl in Paris debuts from LaSalle Chicago with a novelty extravaganza and a lavish chorus. The Cat and the Fiddle follows, blending spectacle with magical stagecraft across nineteen scenes.
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Lem 3 B. Parker
C. B. Wee
Waterloo
New York
Chicago
Blanch Walsh
Miss Walsh
Frederic Arnold Kummer
Boston
Paris
Harry Askin
LaSalle Opera Louse
Iowa Man Wins Missouri Farm Con test
Ames Iowa Feb 23 Special report describes a five acre farm contest by the Missouri state poultry board. The contest required laying out a five acre poultry farm and drawing plans for its development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Missouri
Ames
State Poultry Board of Missouri
The Third Degree comes to Waterloo with Harris
Charles Klein author of The Lion and the Mouse presents The Third Degree at Waterloo under Henry B. Harris. Cast includes Sarah Padden George Sumner Ralph Ramsey Margaret Drew and others for the upcoming performance. Lower Berth 14, a Chicago hit, brings satire and song to Waterloo March 4 matinee and night. The Rosary plays tonight at Waterloo with Frank Keenan overseeing the production. The Cat and the Fiddle at Syndicate March 2 features a grand stage and national triumphs. Contest winners from the Cat and the Fiddle include Frank E. Mixa and Lillie Tidwell with farm and poultry prize awards.
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Charles Klein
The
Lion and the Mouse
Waterloo
Henry B. Harris
Sarah Padden
George Sumner
Ralph Ramsey
Margaret Drew
William Pinkham
Francis Bonn
Charles Ilill Mailies
Helen Castle Ellis
J. R. Williams
B.A. Eberle
Chicago
Paris
Addison Burkhart
Collin Davis
Frank Keenan
the Waterloo
the Syndicate
United States
Canada
Frank E. Mixa
Ames
Iowa
Miss Lillie
Tidwell
Arkansas City
Kan
Prairie State
Rud. H. Hicken
F. E. Mixa
Missouri
Iowa State Colleza Poultry Farm
R. H. Hicken
Towa
Independent couple wed in Littleton ceremony
Miss Blanche Miller formerly of this community now living in Independence married Raymond Whitner of Independence yesterday afternoon at five o'clock. A small gathering of friends from here attended the wedding.
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Independence
Littleton
Blanche Miller
Raymond Whitner
Opening of Iowa Manual Arts convention banquet
The third annual Iowa Manual Arts association convention opened with a Walnut Street Baptist church dinner for about forty guests. Prof. C. H. Brown served as toastmaster as speakers urged practical manual training in schools, praising teachers, administrators, and the social value of cooperative city education.
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Iowa Manual Arts Association
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Brown
C. H. Brown
Iowa State Teachers’ College
A. T. Hakill
East
Waterloo
Mukil
J. W. Arbuckle
Sunny Wie DN Sunny Wie DN Sunday Laundry Soap Ad
Laundry soap promises to remove grease from clothing carpets and dishes. It claims to restore surfaces to newly painted freshness including paint and woodwork and urges trying a bar for surprising results.
Industrial Education and Trade Schools to Build Character
Prof Selvidge argues manual training aims to develop character rather than factory skill, noting trade schools under supervision may expand. Banquet attendees included Supt Chamberlin and many Des Moines and regional educators from Iowa State Teachers College and various cities.
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Selvidge
A. W. Chamberlin
M. W. Hill
A. J. Strong
East Waterloo
R. C. Woolman
M. L. Heitter
L. G. Bennett
Ray Jones
Des Moines
W. GO. Abram
Newton
M. H. Hepp
Hampton
R. M. Attwel
Alma McMahon
Viola Lease
Mabel Watson
Ella McLain
Manual
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Autoists Sore At The Milk Men
Auto enthusiasts protest broken bottles left on streets by milk deliveries. Police receive complaints and an order warns arrests will follow if the practice continues. Deliverymen reportedly smash bottles into the wagon or upon collection, scattering glass and risking tire damage and barefoot injuries to children.
Baking Helps Learn to Regulate the Heat of Your Oyes
Janet Bickenzie Hill of the Boston Cooking School Magazine outlines cake and pastry baking tips. Moderate initial heat allows full rise, then higher heat browns quickly. extreme heat can ruin the rise. Smaller ovens need hotter settings. avoid baking bread and pastry together. use strong underheat for baking powder pastries.
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Bers
Janet Bickenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Paper Hanging and Painting Service Ad
Inside finishing and decorating offered by F L Sauser at 328 East Ninth St. Includes paper hanging and painting with competitive prices. Phone 1288-Pink for quotes.
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F. L. Sauser
East Ninth St
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Syndicate Theatre
Dorothy Leenner
H. Brown
Cedar
Falls Toastmaster
Manual Arts
Tive Crank
H. L. Litchfield
Litchfield
P Colgrove
Town State Teachers’ College
National Educational Association
R. W. Selvidge
University of Missouri
Columbia, Mo
Pari
Waterloo Theatre
Sunny
JaQugs Mrc. Co
Washington
Union
Puget Sound
Tidewater
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Northwest
Homeseekers’ Land Library
Homeseekers’ Information Bureau
Ree Building
Omaha
Neb
Pacific Northwest
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