Stage and Screen Gossip at Waterloo Theaters
Waterloo listings preview a busy week with The Girl Without a Chance at the Waterloo stage, plus openings at The Majestic, Palace, Plaza, Crystal, and Family showing Marguerite Clark, The Green Swamp, and David Garrick. Casts include Whitney Collins, Marguerite Clark, Bessie Barriscale, and Dustin Farnum with multiple vaudeville acts.
Burlesque and film billings at Waterloo Majestic Crystal Palace
The Waterloo and Crystal Palace houses present a mixed program of burlesque and feature films. Acts include Hello Girlie Dancing a la forte Odd Nonsense and The Fiery Dragon the Dancing Owl. At the Palace Marguerite Clarke Vivien Martin and June Caprice lead the week with Lady Elieang and Little Miss Happiness alongside newsreels and Keystone comedies. Continuous screenings also feature The Stepping Stone The Green Swamp The Children in the House Civilization's Child and The Vagabond with Charlie Chaplin and Vernon Castle in The Whirl of Life.
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Majestic
Weber & Wilson
Mullen & Coogan
John T. Doyle & Company
Aeda & Hoot
Charlie Chaplin
Dustin Farnum
David Garrick
Jessa Jameu
Paramount Cartoon Comedy
Miss June Horton Attends National Service School
Miss June Horton of Clinton formerly Waterloo travels to Lake Geneva for the fourth national service school run by the Navy league and American Red Cross. The program includes military training and first aid. Women from the Midwest, including strong Iowa ties, attend. Mr. and Mrs. J W Lichty and daughters Pauline and Edna return from a three month western trip visiting relatives in Carlton and the Lichty brothers in Wateries, plus health updates in Long Beach.
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June Horton
Clinton
Waterloo
Lake Geneva
Fourth National Service
Navy League
American Red Cross Society
Middle West
Towa
J. W. Lichty
Pauline
Edna
West
Long Beach
Cal
A. J. Reber
Carleton, Neb
Mr. Lichty
BE. E
W. W. Lichty
Wateries
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Ben Diego Fair
Slav Boy Band to Beat Dairy Show
The Russian juvenile band under M Ignatz Glass, formed in Toronto and led by oboe soloist Glass, will perform at the Dairy Cattle congress week. Noted as one of the country’s best, the group includes eight Soskin as associate director, ages 7 to 16, many born in Europe to Russian parents. Also mentions Cedar Rapids figures Josh Wilson and A A Spurgeon with Studebaker deals.
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B. &. Estel
Itel
M. Ignatz Glass
Warsaw Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Toronto
Can
Russia
Mr. Glass
America
Europe
Soskin
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Whitney Collins
Kervine
James H. Cullen
Ruth
Marguerite Clark
Hilden
Marguerite
Clark
Famous Players Film Company
Eileen
Emerald Isle
Miss Clark
Laeshc
Maggie Hallowell Fisher
John L. Shine
Russell Bassett
Harry Lee
Vernon Steele
J. Searle Dawley
Famous Players
PLAZA
Bluebird
Mary McLaren
the Plaza
Collier’s
Stella
Wynne Herron
Joss Weber
Jane Addams
Mary MacLaren
Harry Griffith
Witting
Eva Meyer
Lalasta Soda
Jessie Arnold
William Mong
Moving Pictures
Green Swamp
Margery
Bessie Barriscale
Allison
Bruce McRae
Romeo
Helen Kerville
Kerville
Manfeny
Marguerite Clarke
le Lady Elieang
Vivien Martin
Marguerit Ana
Palace Thteatre
Nellie Nich
the Waterloo
Soldihrette
M Tgnatz Glass
Cedar Rapids
Josh Wilson
A. A. Spurgeon
Spurgeon
Campbell Motor Car Co
Studebaker
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Matinee
Frank Keenan
Fatty
Pathe Weekly
Francis X Bushman
Syd Chaplin IN
Submarine Pirate
Corn Revt Telephone Company
Matinees
Virginia Pearson
Kate
Little Lady Eileen
B. Warner
SHELL
Pathe News
Jesse
Jaimess
Ho.l.dulyess
the Family Theatre