Bigger programs than ordinary at picture theatres
Meekings of the picture houses previews a week of strong entertainment at all theatres. Strand shows North of 36 a Western action romance. Plaza presents Emerson Hough’s The Wine of Youth. Crystal features a society drama. Rialto offers a tale of redeeming love. Palace screens a romantic oriental story. The program emphasizes big productions and popular stars with varied genres across theatres.
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Emerson Hough Ste
Pioneer West
Strand
Plaza
the Crystal
Rialto
Palace
Wilson Ding
Nur Boardmin
Ams
Mary
Evans
Little Actress Makes Pebut in Waterloo
A fragmented reminiscence lists a young performer described as a little actress of much talent, connected to Waterloo and Wilson, with many names and scattered references to family, peers, and stage work, suggesting a local talent immersed in the theater scene.
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Waterloo
Dorathe
Wilson
Ate
Wilken
Avery Taants
UEP
Geomarines
Pety Ventsands Wits
Taney
Torsina
Maine
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Cene
Rialta
Adothe Elion By
West Perkelt
Blag Suray Waterloo
Noruvs Talawdee
Eugene O'Brien
Pyace
Kurand Ste
Wintertop
Gideon
Kittie
Plaza Vera
Waterloo Theatre
Tor
Samuel Shipman
John B. Hymer
Harry
San Francisco
Chinatown
EET
IAEA
CAT
ASAE
Ocdoreteu EC
GRAN
Reen
Lee
Paramount
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Trith
Jack Holt
Ernest Torrence
Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
Texas
Walter Hiers
Red River
News Pathe
Lulu Marie Engelman
Esther Zelene Bley
Dawacs