Waterloo Chautauqua Opens With Noted Speakers
Waterloo plans a five day Chautauqua at Chautauqua Park auditor ium starting Sunday at 3 30 p m with Bishop William A Quayle and Dr O A Newlin on the program Magician duo Barnes will perform Monday evening Dr Isaac T is slated for afternoon and evening talks on life and civilization Hazel Dopheide set for Wednesday to read The Oney Makers audience members from Waterloo expected to attend as season tickets priced at 2 plus 20 cents tax–tickets available now.
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Albert Lea Meighen to Speak on Holy Land Study at Chautauqua
The Albert Lea attorney John F. D. Meighen will present a lecture after extensive travel in Palestine focusing on King Solomon's temple. Col. W. G. Everson and Bryan King will speak on related topics as the chautauqua program continues. The Palace Garden and Plaza Theatres feature films The Right to Happiness and The Man of the Forest starring Zane Grey.
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The March Hare at Palace Ends Waterloo Theatres Run
Bebe Daniels stars as a harum scarum heiress in The March Hare at the Palace. She visits New York with her aunt, makes a 75 cent bet to live there for a week, and the escapades unfold in this comedy.
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Strand Theatre Presents Charles Ray in Stranded Plot
A fighter gives a promise to quit boxing and deserts his sport. His mother’s scorn, job loss, and social isolation push him toward a pivotal opportunity. The ensuing incidents and Ray’s resolve drive the drama to its climax at the Strand Theatre.
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