The Crystal Theatre Presents A Homespun Warp and More
The Crystal Theatre displays A Homespun Warp with Mac McAvoy, replacing Constance Binley in First Lie for a four day run, plus Tony Ghost at the program. Charlie Chaplin Pay Day opens at the Punitive Theatre, and Open Your Eyes stars Faire Binney at the Rialto. Palace Theatre features Burn Em Up Barnes with a thrilling auto race, while Foolish Wives plays at Rialto with a large San Francisco audience. Strand Theatre showcases The Lane That Had No Turning with Agnes Ayres, amid a busy bill at Strand and Frank's Waterloo.
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Mac Mc‘voy
Constance Binley
Miss McAvoy
Torony
Jonny Hines
Crystal Theatre
Hfe
S Binney
California
Altho
Waterloo Theatre
Marguerite Cosume
Faust
Paris
Agnes Ayres
Maramount
Strand
Strand Theatre
Marivay Woks Sues for Divorce from John Wildhagen
Ethel Wildhagen yesterday filed suit for divorce from John Wildhagen a street car conductor. Married June 23 1906 they have two children Gladys and Marotd. The family resides at 6a Kernalrust. Mrs Wildhagen seeks custody of the children and an attachment to enforce a claim.
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Ethel Wildhagen
John Wildhagen
Gladys
Marotd
Kernalrust
Mes
Wildhagen
Alimony and Restraining Injunction Granted
The order grants temporary alimony and issues an injunction restraining the defendant from molesting the plaintiff at her home, preserving her safety while the case proceeds.
Nearly Every Third Farina United States Has An Automobile
A fragmented historical line notes that nearly every third person in the United States owns an automobile, indicating rising mobility and consumer access during the period. The snippet suggests broad automotive adoption across communities.
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Farina United States
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Charles Ghaplin
Punluve
Motion Picture
Tunnes
Chaplin
Bebe
Kaniela
Lalain
Palace Theatre
Barnes
Plaza Theatre
San Francisco
Riviera Resort
Carlo Dcaemmile
Essaent
Universal
Rialto Theatre
Norma Talmadee
Monyeen
John Carteret
Jerenish
John
Kathleen
Kenneth Wayne
Jeremiah
Trant Theatre
Vaudevilla
Frank
Violet Mersereau
Tom Grown
Symphony Five
Alissa Mersereau
Tom Brown
Lange
Fred Lewis
Washington
Hick
Soprato
Eve
Charles Frinkle
Beatty
Galberts
Frank Helms
Iiga
Erloo Theatre
Asheville, No
Charlie Chaplin
the Palace
Gene
Davis-Schultz
Johnny Hines
Burnem Up
George Fawcett
J. Barney Sherry
Edmund Breese
Betty Carpenter
Julia. Swayne Gordon
Matthew Betts
Dorothy Lees
Harry Fraser
Richard Thorpe
Plaza
Pathe
Tony Sarges
Ona Beinke
Jessie Sanche
PML
LEC Herman C. Mille
Waterloo
Mae McAvoy
Cidae Halla Armory
Ragabonds Orchestra
Theodore Kosloff
Mahlon Hamilton
Tong
Melford
Cecil B. DeMille
Sir Gilbert Parker
Paramount
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