New Stars Shine for Fascinating Youth at Strand
Strand presents Fascinating Youth a 1926 youth centered comedy featuring sixteen Junior Stars from Paramount Picture School led by Buddy Mogers and Ivy Harris. Cast includes residents from New York Boston and Massachusetts with veterans John Lewis Joseph Burke and others. The run begins Thursday with Dancing Mothers starring Conway Tearle and Alice Joyce plus fashion revue and brief newsreels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Picture School
Strand Theatre
Studio School
Buddy" Mogers
Olathe, Kan
Ivy Harris
Atlanta
New York
Boston
Massachusetts
Greenwich Village
Adirondacks
John Lewis
Joseph Burke
James Bradbury, Jr
Harry Sweet
Wilam Black
Ivan D. Miller
Conway Tearle
Alice Joyce
Paris
Berkell Players Return to Waterloo with New Stock Company
A new Berkell Players stock company brings The Four Flusher to Waterloo for the fall and winter season opening on Sunday September 26. The cast includes Ivy Mertons Bob Fay Bernice Marsolais Margie Daw Myrtle Stringer J F Marlowe Robert Stevens Russell B McCoy William Worswick and James Johnson as scenic artist. William Berkell supervises, with a Davenport company joining from Indianapolis and Eng Men's Opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
the Berkell
Harry Beneke
Margie Daw
Myrtle Stringer
Maabelle Marlowe
J. F. Marlowe
Robert Stevens
Russell
B. McCoy
Wilam
Hancock
William
Worswick
James Johnson
Mr. Berkell
Berkell Players Organization
Indianapolis
Ind
Eng
Men's Opera House
Davenport
Manager Connell Returns to Rialto Theatre
J G Connelly formerly of the Rialto theatre returns to resume management after leaving the Grand theatre in Oelwein August 31. An old trouper, theatre manager and newspaper man, he calls Waterloo a top club and promises new entertainment for Rialto patrons operated by the Frank Amusement company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Connelly
Rialto Theatre
Oelwein
Grand Theatre
Connelly
Waterloo
Rialto
Frank Amusement Company
Oelwein Man Sentenced to Three Years for Chicken Theft
John Smith of Oelwein received a three year sentence in the state reformatory at West Union for stealing chickens. The notice also mentions local moves, a marriage in Waterloo, and community announcements including Labor Day store closures and a Gran township meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
John Smith
West Union
State Reformatory
Brainard A. Hlamer
Waterloo
South Street
Gelwein
Oran
Hurman
Gran
Spam
Dr. Hobbit
Caption Contest Echoes of a Star and Newsroom
Reading a rambling, nostalgic column about Miss Ferguson and industry figures, the writer muses on fame, public gaze, and theatre life. It weaves personal anecdotes with broader notes on media, newspaper ethics, and cultural change.
New Water Station For C and NSW Ry At Traer
Traer Iowa September 4 Special Train service is set to gain a new water station as the C and NSW Ry plans a large tank to supply trains through Traer. The new facility will replace the existing wells at Clutter and Buckingham. Workers previously drilled a shallow 29 foot well on the right of way yielding a good sand flow. The well was tested last week and pumped for 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer Electric
Traer
U Nlow
Rye Co
Clutter
Buckingham
Woman Finds Relief After Reading Health Letters
In a Midwestern town a discouraged woman could not dress or leave home for months. A booklet of letters from women in similar health struggles led her to Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three bottles she improved and, now eleven bottles in, she no longer has the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsse Ferguson
Alaska
Miss Ferguson
FergusSon
Viksburgh
Ferguson
Samaes
Toam
Middle West
Hoxie Portrays Struggle in Fighting Peacemaker at Palace
Western star Hoxie appears in A Fighting Peacemaker at the Palace today and Sunday. The film dramatizes the cattle versus sheep men clash over grazing lands, a tale familiar to old-time ranchers and Western fans seeking a thrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unversil
Jack
Hoxie
Palace Theatre
Harry Carey and Harriet Hammond in Driftin Thru at Rialto
Harry Carey debuts as a popular western star in Driftin Thru at the Rialto Theater with Harriet Hammond. The cast includes Lola Todd Ted Oliver William A Steele Robert McKenzie Clarke Comstock Bert DeMarc and Raymond Nye. The film runs three days under the Pathe banner with action romance and fast gunplay. Starting Wednesday Rialto will show The Woman Hater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Hoxie
Lola Todd
Ted Oliver
William A. Steele
Robert McKenzie
Clarke Comstock
Bert DeMarc
Om. Grimes
Floyd Criswell
Cliff Smith
Pathe
Rialto Theatre
Harriet Hammond
Raymond Nye
Ruth King
Bert ‘Woodruff
James’ Farley
Stanton’ Heck
Joseph Girard
Rialto
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Strand
N.Y
Berkell
Connell
Rockford
Charles City
Walter&. Graham
Graham
Frank Graham
Floyd County
Asia
Apeman
Java
Buddy Rogers
Josephine Dunn
Jack Hoxlen
Tisue
Haig Slyers
Roothe Plaza
McIntyre
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Fritzt Jacheff
Tate Idha
Paner
Toance
Nyman
Oa Saaller
Miidale
Richard
Sary Hay
Clifton Webb
Broadway
Earthelmess
Webb
Asn Fister
Reed
Texas
Gertrude Ederle
Mexico
Jumwror
C. & Nsw
Harry Carey
Waterloo Savings Bank
Paramount
Paramount Pictures
Paramount Junior
Sam
Clara Bow
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Liberty
Photoplay
Farm
Players
Kor
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