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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
24
The famed Sunset division unit of 35 overseas veterans led by Harold Bachman will perform an afternoon concert at the Forum in Waterloo followed by an evening concert and dance. Proceeds support the Waterloo post of the American Legion.
Sunday programs feature Up in the Air at Waterloo Theatre with a bright singing and dancing chorus of about 20. At Plaza Theatre the film Leave it to Susan stars Madge Kennedy with a fortune telling turn observed during Rex Taylor scenes. The tale follows filming prompts and a playful prophecy about Wallace MacDonald.
The Rev W H J Powell of Camden Arkansas reports a parishioner recommended Dr Chase Blood and Nerve Tablets. He says the remedy restored strength and made him feel ten years younger after suffering weakness nerves and tingling while preaching. Sold by druggists at 60 cents, stronger 90 cents.
The Elks production The Jollies of 1920 shows at Waterloo theatre with seats selling fast for next Monday and Tuesday performances. Comedy features a dining car sketch with Tate Harrison as waiter and Marie Bartell as a movie actress, plus harpist Louis Alberta and dancer chorus led by Mrs Ernest Cass.
Mildred Heatie Kathryn Buckley Mesars Horace Maynard Claude Stubbs Wa Paterson Forrest Shores R B H Miller Albert Kam Harry Manning and George Gonfa join the encores as Master Leo Ferris is added as a feature to the upcoming program at the local venue.
The Going Up musical comedy by Cohen and Harris arrives in Waterloo tonight from Mason City. The company includes an eight piece orchestra and special scenery, and has had a remarkable New York run of one solid year with spring and summer appearances described.
The Cohen Grand in Chicago showcases The Tickle Toe a lively musical revue hailed for its popular songs and big comedy moments. Audiences flock to the production described as a bright midweek entertainment feature.
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