Theatre Managers Pick Fine Bills For Patrons Next Week
The Crystal Vue Theatre will present The Warrior for three days next week. The Italian frontier tale follows a comic drama path without war scenes, featuring a troupe of Italian actors filming in Austria and a detention camp episode involving Maciste cartoons and daring escapes.
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Criterion Theatre
Itroadway
New York
Rome
West
Austria
Maciste
Audienca Peta
The
Crystal Theatre
Movie Lots at Palace Week Highlights Classic Acts
The Palace presents a busy slate with Tom Mix in Cupid's Roundup and Ethel Barrymore in An American Widow on Sunday and Monday, followed by Hart in Hoots and Horns. Jane Grey stars Her Fighting Chance with a Fox comedy on Tuesday and Wednesday, and the Lee children perform The Two Little Imps with another Fox comedy on Thursday. Creighton, Belmont, and Creighton showcase The Mudtown Firemen and Just Odds and Ends. The week ends with Chaplin burlesque and Buffalo Bill ads, plus Angel Factory and Lonesome Ulise comedies and a lineup of serials and features through Saturday.
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Tom Mix
Ethel Barrymore
Hart
Jane Grey
Fox
the Lee Children
Cal Dean
Sorority Girls
Creighton
Belmont
Mudtown Firemen
Clifton & Dale
Laypo
Benjamin
Hidden Hand
Charlie Chaplin
Buffalo Bill
Antonio Moreno
Donna Drew
Nestor
Ruth Clifford
Rupert Julian
Beverly Bayne
Harry the Tramp
Mary Anderson
Wm. Duncan
Bobby
Ethel Barrymore in An American Widow at Palacade Sundays
Surrounding Ethel Barrymore in An American Widow at the Palagcd, Betsy Carter is the widow and Jasper Mallory is played by Irving Cummings. Daley Hawley makes his screen debut while Arthur Lewis, Richard Mansfield, Henry Miller, Amelia Bingham and Mary Shaw also appear. Ireland-born Lewis came to this country as a war correspondent for a New York newspaper. Charles Dickson Ernest Stallard and Alfred Kappler complete the cast.
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Ethel Barrymore
Metro Star
Betsy Carter
Jasper Mallory
Irving Cummings
Daley Hawley
Richard Mansfield
Henry Miller
Amelia Bingham
Mary Shaw
Arthur Lewis
Ireland
New York
Charles Dickson
Ernest Stallard
Alfred Kappler
Majestic vaudeville bill opens with Dee Baker act
Dee Baker headlines the Majestic vaudeville bill with Polly Walker and six Magazines Girls as the main attraction. The lineup features Bets of Vaudeville with Gardner and Revere, English skit Charlie's Visit, Austin and Bailey jazz comedy, and Herbertha Beeson on wire. The Pathe news tops the bill, plus The Retreat of the Germans at Arras episode adds Monday to Wednesday.
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Dee Baker
Polly Walker
Majestic Theatre
Baker
Dick Gardner
Anna Revere
Gardner
Kubeck
James Hadie
Ann Hamsden
Austin and Bailey
Herbertha Beeson
Pathe News
Battle of
Arras
Firms Asked to Buy Smileage for Soldiers
A smileage campaign grows with firms planning to buy monthly books for members serving in camps. Each man would receive a smileage book to recall home as they tear out coupons for laughter at liberty theaters and chautauquas. Four comedy companies are already assigned to this effort.
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Liberty Theatre
Broadway Groups Promote War Effort With Entertainers
Broadway organizations present successes such as Turn to the Right Cheating Cheaters Here Comes the Bride and Inside the Lines as volunteers join plans of the council following the example of Maude Addams and William Taversham. General Manager B P Alber of the Keith circuit assembles poor vaudeville bills. Chautauqua managers plan to present their best lecturers. Rotary clubs churches and business groups are urged to boost smileage so every man in the army gets at least one smileage book a month in 1915.
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Mins Maude Addams
William Taversham
B. P. Alber
Keith
Rotary Clubs
Ad Gorrell Returns to Waterloo Titheatre for One Night
Ad Gorrell, Waterloo's favorite showman, will headline the Waterloo theatre for one night on Sunday, Jan. 27. He has been touring the middle west with the screaming comedy Putting It Over. Tickets priced at 10 20 and 30 cents.
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AL Gorrell
Waterloo
Waterloo Theatre
Mr. Gorrell
Middle West
Have a Heart at Waterloo Theatre Wednesday Night
The sagacious Henry W. Savage presents Have a Heart at Waterloo on Wednesday January 20. A musical comedy with Jerome Kern songs and a witty libretto by Gur Belton and P. G. Wodehouse features a young couple’s elopement mistaken for a second honeymoon, plus a department store lingerie scene and a large company of singers dancers and comedians backed by a full orchestra.
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Henry W. Savage
the Waterloo
New York
Gur Belton
P. G. Woehouse
Jerome*Kern
Douglas Fairbanks in A Modern Musketeer at Plaza
Douglas Fairbanks stars in A Modern Musketeer shown at Plaza for four days Sunday through Wednesday. The photoplay, released by Artcraft, blends chivalry and humor as Ned Thacker of Kansas inherits the Dumas spirit from his mother.
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Plaza
Plaza Theatre
Artcraft
Fairbanks
Ned Thacker
Kansas
D’artagnan
Dumas
Ned meets Marjorie Dew in a dashing romance tale
In a spirited melodrama a rival of the modern D Artagnan clashes with independent maidens who rebuke flirting. Ned's pursuit ends as Marjorie Dew, playing Dorothy Morane, rescues the girl in superhero fashion and wins the heroine's heart.
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D'Artagnan
Ned
Marjorie Dew
Dorothy Morane
Buffalo Bill film at Family theatre features 6000 troops
Adventure of Buffalo Bill presenting William S. Cody and 6000 U S troops and Indians in actual warfare shown at the Family theatre tonight only It depicts the winning of the west and the three decisive notions that led to peace with the Indians Major General Nelson A Miles Col Cody and other army figures are pictured in battle scenes including War Bonnet Summit Creek and Bad Lands battles revealing pioneer days on screen
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Buffalo Bill
Whham S. Cody
Buffalo Ill
United States
Family Theatre
War Bonnet
Summit Creek
Lecture on Business by Wisconsin Former Faculty Member
W R Thompson urged Waterloo business men to study every detail of store operations and to install the most modern equipment. The former university of Wisconsin faculty member spoke last night in the Chamber of Commerce rooms, stressing attention to all factors that contribute to a successful business.
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Ders
W. R. Thompson
University of Wisconsin
Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson
Great Dantsie violinist to perform with metropolitan company
Violinist Alex Skovgaard and his metropolitan company will appear in concert at First M. Church Tuesday night January 29. Reserved seats one dollar general admission sixty cents. Children under one year twenty five cents. Bent at Cal Miller's west side and Schuneman's east.
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Tnusleal
Sesson
Cal Miller's
Schuneman‘s
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