Mike Plaza Bill All Week at Plaza With Musical Novelty
Mike Plaza Bill all week features a Marshall Neilan production described as a sparkling desert town comedy drama. Sally oat and Miss O'Neill star alongside William Haines and others. The plot centers on a scheme to rob a transcontinental express, a dramatic climax with stolen mail recovered, plus onstage acts The Hotten Tots of Songland Baby Virginia and Songs of Ireland Swill with Ona Reinke and Plaza orchestra.
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Mike
Marshall Neilan
Plaza
Sally Oat
Miss O'Neill
Dorothy Gish
Constanta Talmadge
William, Haines
Charles Murray
Ned Sparks
Ford Sterling
Frankie Darro
Junior Coghlan
Muriel Frances Dann
Sam de Grasse
Hines
Smith
Virginia
Ireland
Film Showings and Stars Across City Theaters Tonight
Crystal and Clara Bow star in The Runaway Way at Palace Eva Novak and Wil Red Fairbanks headline The Fatal Mistake at Plaza Madge Bellamy and Harrison Ford appear in Sandy Aldrich’s Hawaiian Singery at Rialto Bodlyn Brent presents Forbidden Cargo at Stran Mary Plektord ix Little Amnic Rooney features as an act in the Strand program
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Crystal
Clara Bow
Warner
Baxter
Eva ‘Novak
Wilred Fairbanks
Madge
Bellamy
Harrison’ Ford
Aldrich
Zangwill Comedy at Crystal Sunday and Sea Melodrama Thursday
Too Much Money, an Israel Zangwill play adaptation, comes to Crystal Sunday for four days with Anna Q Nilsson and Lewis Stone in leading roles. A rich wife driven by luxury is reduced to housework while her husband works as clerk then janitor. A love tangle with another man heightens the plot as a punchy climax unfolds. Also features Robert Cain and Ann Brody in supporting roles.
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Israel Zangwill
Crystal Sunde
Anna Q. Nilsson
Lewis Stone
Robert Cain
Ann Brody
Crystal screens Black Paradise with a starry cast
Dorothy King Dérek Glynoe and Edward Elkas star in the Pax melodrama Black Paradise opening Thursday at the Crystal. Madge Bellamy plays a crook’s fiancée with Suésiie Penton Edmund Lowe and a large lineup of familiar players. The chase takes the heroine to a lawless South Sea setting filled with adventure and romance.
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Dorothy King
Dérek Glynoe
Edward Elkas
The
Crystal
Madge Bellamy
Suésiie Penton
Edmund Lowe
Sea
Maddigan Players Stage Irish Comedy at East High
Maddigan Players present The Luck of Derryvaraugh an Irish comedy at East High School auditorium with two shows Thursday June 3 one evening and one afternoon for children. Cast includes Joseph Fletcher Charles Romer Edith Richards Colburn Dorothy Carroll Ruth Merrill Lichty Agnes Wilder Kathleen Lawrence Dale Friz Weather Leary Evan Lichty. An Irish couple return from America to claim inheritances in a romance lively with humor.
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Derryvaraugh
East High School
Maddigan Players
Slock - Com-Pany
Dramatic School
Joseph Fletcher
Pergus
Charles ‘Romer
Derry Baraugh
Edith Richards Colburn
Mauriya
Dorothy Carroll
Nora
Ruth Merrill’ Lichty
Deirdre
AgnesWleider
Sheila
Agatha Cimmigotti
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Bridget
Dale
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Evan Hichty
Mike
America
Flaming Waters at Jamieson's Rialto Opens Week
The Rialto in Pontiac opens a weeklong engagement with Flaming Waters starring Malcolm McGregor Pauline Garon and Mary Carr plus John Miljan Johnny Gough and Mayme Kelso. The melodrama blends comedy and thrills as a river of fire engulfs a village giving the hero a dramatic rescue. Jamieson and Hal en Empton of the Waterloo Players announce a season start with The Best People and seek Waterloo return.
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Pontiac
Waters
Rialto Theatre
Malcolm McGregor
Pauline Garon
Mary Carr
John Miljan
Johnny Gough
Mayme Kelso
Har
Jamiesons
Dorothy la Verne Stock Company
The Fatal Mistake at Palace Theatre
A Thrill story film starring Ava Novak and William Fairbanks as a go getter reporter in his first scoop. Supporting cast includes Wilfred Lucas Del Farley Bruce Gordon and others. Direction by Scott Dunlap. A flexible glass invention subplot appears in the feature.
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Palace Theatre
Ava Novak
William Fairbanks
Wilfred’ Lucas
del Farley
Bruce Gordon
Harry McCoy
Paul Weisel
Frank Clark
Scott Dunlap
Census Reveals Vast Female Workforce in 1920
The 1920 Census lists 8,549,511 women and girls employed across all trades in the United States. An immense female workforce is described as a vast army that travels on health and stamina, with many women enduring harsh conditions to work. An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helping keep them fit to work.
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Napoleon
Lydia
Pinkham
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