Revivalist calls Waterloo parish to respond at altar
Evangelist W A Buell led revival at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal in Waterloo drawing 28 altar responders after a sermon on Christ and fellowship with God. Four man evangelistic team began work a week earlier shaping a weeklong series with morning and evening services and testimonies.
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W. A. Buell
St. Paul's. Methodist Episcopali Church
Jesus
Christ
J. I. Mitchell
Buell
Mitchell
Cr Wi-Dewey
God
Iowa Girl Returns from the Holy Land
Mrs. Albert Ghoreyeb formerly Miss Hazal Titus of Spencer Iowa returns after nearly four years in Palestine The wedding of Dr and Mrs Ghoreyeb capped a War romance They left Jaffa in December as the only American resident woman aboard the same boat as Ambassador Harvey en route home via Paris and war sites
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Spencer
Albert Ghoreyeb
Hazal Titus
Palestine
Cedar Rapids Leads in State Bowling Tourney
Des Moines Jan 22 The Gazette five Cedar Rapids rolled 2812 Saturday night to keep the lead in the five man event of the state bowling tournament. The best team score was 2748 by Black Hawk hotel five Davenport. R Theisen and R Johnson of Mason City led doubles by rallying. J Sweeney of Sioux City set a singles mark of 602. Des Moines was awarded the next tournament year at the annual meeting. F Wall Mason City elected president for the coming year. A Vinall Davenport first vice president M Stintz Cedar Rapids second vice president J A McWarlane Waterloo third vice president C A Ran Ottumwa fourth vice president R Couley Des Moines secretary treasurer.
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Des Moines
Gazeette
Cedar Rapids
Egent
Black Hawk Hotel
Davenport
R Theisen
R. Johnson
Mason City
Ralling
J. Sweeney
Stonx City
R. Couley
Smilin Thru Proves Versatile Talents of Stock Company
The Gardinier Players stage Smilin Thru revealing a very strong stock company under skilled direction and able management. Despite earlier hints, the Waterloo theatre presents a versatile troupe delivering notable performances.
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Gardinier
Waterloo ‘Theatre
Smilin' Thru' dazzles in dramatic stage romance
Critics praise the matinee as a tearful, sympathetic love story. Cast delivers strong performances with Miss Mento Evorite and John Carteret shaping the tale of a tragic past and a hopeful future. Herbert Duffy and Wallace Griggs display versatility in dual roles.
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Mento Evorite
Monyeen Clare
Asa
John Carteret
Carteret
Herbert Duffy
Kenneth Warne
Kathleen
Jeremiah Wayne
Wallace Griggs
Smilin' Thru delights Waterloo audiences with strong cast
Mr John Hall as Dr Owen Hanning leads a lively portrayal of a youthful hum and aged crony admired by patrons. Misses Manos Bittner Virginia Stewart Adele Bradford and actors Wille Ainsley Kathleen hand contribute to a robust prologue and performance. Director Harla Ross earns praise for steady direction and Hous production team delivers smooth stagecraft with Packard guiding scenic elements to a successful show.
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John Hall
Owen Hanning
Carteret
Fovors
Manos Bittner
Mary Clare
Cline
Virginia Stewart
Oaen
Adele Bradford
Sarah Wayne
Unarry Hichards
Wille Ainsley
Sulter
Kathleen
Waterloo
Harla Ross
Hous
Dalas Packard
The Dangerous Age at Strand Theatre in London
The Dangerous Age a first national attraction starring Lewis S. Milne plays at the Strand theatre with a married couple John Andrews and Mary in a powerful Brusces Trene Reels script. Mir Wilton Datekity ALr Harry BH Dies Miss Amplingham Charlotte Walker Wormine Hackett also in the cast.
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London
Paris
Thera
Mir Wilton Datekity
Harry BH. Dies
Miss Amplingham
Charlotte Walker
Wormine Hackett
Watsalao Theatre
Joan M. Stahl
John Andrews
Mary
Lewis S. Mlone
Juster Keaton
Night of New York Stage Delights Promises Variety
A fragment announces a New York production with singing and dancing performances featuring a special orchestra. The note hints at a city visit and showcases the show’s appeal to audiences seeking novelty and entertainment in a lively, upscale venue.
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Goodby
Liberty
New ‘York
Spechal
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