Oh You Women at Plaza Theatre stars Huff and Truex
Thousands of readers asked where Louise Huff was. She returns to film in a Paramount picture partnering with Ernest Truex in an Emerson Loos production Oh You Women at the Plaza Theatre this Sunday after a brief retirement and a notable escape tale from The reformatory with Jo and the cabaret girls.
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Crystal Theatre
Louise Huff
Plaza Theatre
Miss Huff
Paramount
Ernest Truex
Emerson-Loos
Majestic closes season Sunday with vaudeville and films
Waterloo readers are invited to the Majestic theatre closing its 1918-19 season with a five act vaudeville program and Harold Lloyd comedy. Acts include a sensational auto comedy by Holland and Jennie, Ensign with fiddles, and Demarest and Collette from Des Moines. Dr Anna Shaw reportedly improved after speaking at the state peace convention in Springfield.
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Holland
Jennie
Ensign
Seymour
Williams
Harold Lloyd
Majestic Theatre
Waterloo
Demarest
Collette
Bridge Street Playhouse
Orpheum Theatre
den Moines
Beri
Jes Moines
Ber
Saleamant Wheeler and Company
Courier
Anna Shaw
Springfield
Anna Howard Shaw
Shaw
Vicky Van App Dual Role Triumph At Clayton Theater
Theatrical feature reviews praise Vicky Van as a dramatic, highly appealing screen story written by Carolyn Wells and adapted by Marion Fair. Also shown are a Fatty Arbuckle comedy and Mabel Normand in Mickey at the Palace weekly. Normand delivers charm and laughs with Mack Sennett’s production, costing about 300,000 dollars, entertaining audiences all week. Norma Talmadge’s The Prohibition Wife screens tomorrow at Crystal Theatre with a tale of a cafe girl and a man who helps her escape. A real estate or lost-and-found note ends the listing.
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Vicky van
Farel Clayton
Vicky
Ace Theatre
Carolyn Wells
Marion Fair
Fatty Arbuckie
Gaumont Weekly
Mabel Normand
Micker
Ma‘bel Normand
Mickey
Palace
Mack Sennett
Norma Talmadge
Joseph M. Schenck
Crystal ‘Theatre
Josephine
Harrison Wade
Courier
He Talked Too Loud Creditor Heard And Forced Him To Pay
Pittsfield Mass May 3 The civil case of Frank G Creamer against George Ziegler of Peru settled in full. The dispute began after a Peru town meeting on March 23 when Creamer as moderator felt Ziegler’s remarks were too personal. Creamer sent a sharp note and sought payment for a bill and a due note. Ziegler counter sued for a larger sum but eventually paid Creamer’s bill and the costs, dropping the suit.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Frank G. Creamer
George Ziegler
Peru
Creamer
Zieger
Penn
Ziegler
How the Good Roads Dollar Will Be Spent
The diagram shows the average distribution of funds for good roads to pull Black Hawk County out of the mud and keep it there. Federal aid and motor vehicle taxes form the Primary Road Fund funding most grading and draining, and three quarters of paying costs. Only one quarter comes from special assessments. A yes vote on both questions unlocks these dollars.
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Black Hawk County
Good Roads Rally Promises Local Labor and Long Term Benefit
Election Tuesday urges Black Hawk County voters to approve road bonds. Projected $1.5 million over five to six years would allocate about $915,000 to labor, stimulating hundreds of local jobs and keeping most wages within the county. Materials and overhead comprise the rest as officials forecast permanent, state linked roads. A large Good Roads Rally is planned at the Waterloo Theatre Monday evening led by the I. C. A. R. Band.
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State Highway Commission
Black Hawk County
R Oads
Waterloo Theatre
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the Plaza
Palace Theatre
Norma Talmade
Piro Bation Wife
ST HE Crystal
Majestic
P.P. P. Basket Grocery Co
Big Sweets Sale
Chase & Sanborn
Hershey
Sto
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Labir
Black Hawk County Good Roads Ass'n. Fowler Bldg
Comer E. Fifth and
Sycamore Sts
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