Kathleen O Day Leads 1923 Legion Play in Waterloo
The 1923 American Legion production Kathleen opens Monday Jan 22 at the Waterloo theatre. Cast includes Kathleen O Day Jimmie Stanton Hans Swindler and Ned Rollingston with a 150 member chorus and all local Waterloo talent. The John J. Rogers Producing Company directs with Hart Darfier two of its acclaimed producers. The musical features ballads jazz and grand opera numbers in a rural New England setting with drama and humor throughout.
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Kathleen
American Legion
Bucker-Chapnunian Post
John J. Rogers
Hart ¢. Darfier
Princi’pals
Legion
Waterloo
India
Fisnville
Mass
New England
Waterloo Theatre
Sheri Lem Unterduck
Les Lewis
Okley Bramble
King Beal
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Ralph Martin
Rparet Connelly
Frank
Wortunaski
Anna
Jimmie Stanton
Flossie” Neyarset
Michael Fioan
Kathleen O'Day
Hans Swindler
Ned Rollingston
Lesita Wilhalm Higgins
Butler
Dimes Murphy Warios
D. Agl
Wyomexhibit Chevrons Club Enrolls Seven New Members
The Wy ehib club at East High enrolled seven new members Leonard Gunstead George Loureau Ralph Jameson William Mehl Carl Artis Joseph Kelly Willard Holman all holders of football letters. A three man committee was appointed to seek board sanction for two or more year athletes and for second team emblems. The committee will meet East School District officials after the new semester begins. The club now has about three members.
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Ehib
East High
Leonard Gunstead
George Loureau
Ralph Jameson
William Mehl
Carl Artis
Joseph Kelly
Willard Holman
Ast
Kenneth Blitsch
Ray Nemners
Harry Hulett
F. J Miller
OC. W. Kine
Louis Kresensky
Climate of Iowa Continues Ideal In Waterloo
The Waterloo region enjoys pleasant weather this month with steady temperatures and no forecasted changes. The last two nights saw temperatures around 10 degrees above zero, slightly up from the night before, while yesterday’s high reached 24 degrees above.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Ralph B. Slippy
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air and Kerosene
An oil lamp touted as brighter and cleaner than ten ordinary lamps has been tested by the U.S. Government and 35 universities. It claims 94 percent air burn, odorless operation, no smoke, no pumping, and safety. Inventor It. Z. Johnson offers a 10 day free trial and a free lamp to one user per family who assists. He also promises a chance to earn $250 to $3500 monthly with no experience or money.
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U.S
It. Z. Johnson
Lake St
Chicago
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Stock Company Players Win Favor With Waterloo Theatres
The Gardiner Players in Waterloo win audience support as stock company members are singled out for praise. Highlights include Happy Wittner and Lila Lee era credits, Griggs, Harry Richards, Dallas Packard, and Earle Ross, with cross city and state theater experience noted.
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Waterloo Theatre
Courier
Waterloo
Happy Witiner
Tugenue
Biel
Biel Asterting
Mart
Wittner
Iowa
Stouxny
New York
Mary Miles Minter
Lila Lee
Marguerite Clark
Pauline Frederick
Mamyphis
Griggs
Kempner Theatre
Lille
Tener St. Joe
Alo
Kasay City
New Orleans
Imperial Theatre
Lous Wis
Detroit
Harry Richards
Juvenila
Poster Displays Hard Tax Burden
A Limely poster in the public library highlights a tax issue with a cartoon and quotes from officials. It argues for taxing incomes from future state and municipal bonds and cites Harding, Gov. Allen, and Henry Ford. The piece urges citizens to write Congress in support of the constitutional amendment.
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United States
Congress
Harding
Gov.Allen
Kansas
Henry Ford
Gov. Allen
Palace and Crystal theatres feature varied drama and stars
A bustling schedule of film attractions dominates the week. "Other Women's Clothes" at the Palace showcases Maul Balin with Raymond Konear in a tense drama of romantic intrigue. The Crystal opens with Oliver Twist starring Jackie Coogan, and Frank Lloyd adapts Dickens for the screen. At the Plaza, danger and stunt thrills headline "When Danger Unites" with William Duncan enduring brutal rope and horse stunts. The Rialto screens "The Right That Failed" with Bert Lytell, while Hawaiian quartet performances join the bill. The Waterloo presents Somerset Maugham's "The Circle" with Amneria Bingham, and the Strand teases a psychology-themed feature "The Dangerous Age."
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Palace Theatre
Morrow
Maul Balin
Miss Ballin
Raymond Konear
Mary Pickford
Ideket
Palace
Oliver Pwist
Jackie Coogan
Oliver Tyndal
Tor
Crystal Theatre
Frank Lloyd
Lloyd
Jorg
Bert Lytell
Metro
Rialto
J. P. Marquand
Post
J. Lant Pa
Hialto
Rialto Theatre
Theatrical Note on Women’s Clothing
The item cites a Bluge Ballin program referencing Other Women's Clothes. The fragment hints at a social or stage wardrobe discussion in a theater context, noting attire distinctions and possible costume guidance without full details.
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Strand Theatre Shows Keaton Double Bill
The Strand Theatre presents Buster Keaton in a new comedy with age and danger themes. The program also features another film titled Dangerous Age, signaling a mixed bill for Sunday showtimes.
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Buster Ki Keaton
Osen
Strand Theatre
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