Waterloo Players Stage Here's Your Baby Farce at Majestic
The Waterloo Players presented Here's Your Baby at the Majestic Theatre under Catholic Hearts church auspices. Ossie R. Lewis led a strong five person cast in a rapid changing farce about Daniel Gillespie who schemes to secure an aunt's property with Deacon Smith aiding the plot. Sally and Jobson add comic tension as three babies arrive and the deacon contemplates the heir, ending with a humorous resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lewis
Steeas
Thether
Sally
Daniel
Jobson
George D. Miller
Jobsan
George D. Miles
Deacon
Deacons
King Beal
Deacon Smith
Daniel Gillespie
Salty
Vera
Barr
Miss Camson
Prhn
Add
Miss Barr
Taughable Kidnaping Incident and Dance Recital
A fragmentary report describes a kidnapping scare involving Daniel and an impersonator named Louisiana Johnson. The text also notes a large daughter, multiple babies at Daniel's home, and a dramatic entry by Jobson with a colored child, plus an elephantine razor incident. It mentions a dance program featuring thirteen girls performing and Irish songs by Miss Anna Casey and Henry Iblings, followed by vaudeville acts. Names and addresses appear for several people with birth announcements and March dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Jobson
Louisiana Johnson
Marshall Shores
Anna Casey
Henry Iblings
Love Without Question at the Palace is a stylish mystery romance
The Jans super feature Love Without Question adapts The Abandoned Room by C Wadsworth Camp under B A Rolfe and delivers suspense and a strong love interest. Wanda Hawley, famed for her hair, draws attention as part of a bustling Palace Theatre program alongside Crystal and Strand showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jans
C.wadsworth Camp
B.A. Rolfe
Wanda Haley
Miss Hawley
The Frisky Mrs Johnson at Plaza with Milly Burke
A vivid review of The Frisky Mrs Johnson at the Plaza showing with wardrobe by a Paris Ritz style tea room recreation. Milly Burke stars with Ward Crane in strong support. a Spring style show by Paul Davis Dry Goods accompanies the evening. Also featured is Mack Sennett's A Small Town Idol at Crystal with Phyllis Haver and Marie Prevost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mack Sennett
Ben Turtpin
Jimmy Finlayson
Phyllis Haver
Marie Prevost
Crystal Theatre
No-To-Bac Aids Break From Tobacco Habit
An advertisement claims No-To-Bac helps break the costly tobacco habit. It suggests placing a tablet in the mouth to relieve cigarette cigar or chaw cravings, promising complete relief and a money refund if not effective.
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