Waterloo Enjoys 101 Ranch Show Crowded Night
The 101 Ranch Show featuring Miller brothers Joe Zack and George drew a large audience in Ponca City Oklahoma. Spectators from many regions watched riders from America Europe and Africa. A dramatic rescue by U S soldiers amid a wagon attack thrilled the crowd. The show highlighted dancing horses clowns and a strong Miller band before midnight.
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Miller Brothers
Joe
Zack
George
Ponca City
Okla
Amervica
Hinalayas
Sahara
Baken
Emerson Tough
Uncle Sam
Leff Waterloo
Ritze Family and Mrs Alderman Return from 3000 Mile Trip
Mr and Mrs John W Ritze and daughters Marian and Gwenivere and Mrs Willan Alderman return from a 3000 mile motor tour through Nebraska Colorado and South Dakota. They found good roads with no trouble and noted near crop failures in Nebraska and South Dakota with wheat prospects and Colorado crops withered by drought during their journey.
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John W. Ritze
Marian
Gwenivere
Willan Alderman
Nebraska
Colorado
South Dakota
Denver
Black Hills
Ritze
Theatre listings mix at Waterloo and Plaza venues
The Waterloo Theatre offers a vaudeville program with a dancing act by Art and Leone and a singing piano act by Leo Flanders and Genevy Butler. The Plaza Theatre presents three new vaudeville acts plus a western novelty by Duncan and features Pola Negri in a film reel.
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Leo Flanders
Genevy Butler
Art
Waterloo
Pauline
Ierk
Laurin Laktio
Cin Plazas
Asso- Duncan
Raymond & Geneva
Pola Negri
North Tama Pioneer Carl Gravatt Dies at Tracr
Carlisle Gravatt pioneer of north Tama county dies at his Tracr home from pneumonia after a short illness. Born Mercer Ohio he moved to Tama county in 1867 and farmed near Tracr for decades retiring to Traer. Survived by widow one brother and four sisters.
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Carlisle Cravatt
North Tama County
Tracr
Gravatt
C. Gravatt
Couny
Ohio
Buckingham Township
Mercer County
Tie
Tracer
Traer
Josephine Lamb
Black Hawk County
Tama County
Theatrical Preview of Cousilla Withs and Midfou at Rialto
A mixed piece notes Cousilla Withs and Midfou from Elizabeth Cooper as a Rialto showcase under Inion Welcht with Mary Carr and Wenneth Bark in supporting roles. It lauds the charm of the tale and cites Barbara La Marr in The White Monkey adaptation and her status as Princeton’s favorite screen actress per the Daily Princetonian poll.
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Yan
Barbara la
Welal
Crystal
Cousilla Withs
Midfou
Rialto Theatre
Elizabeth Cooper
Barbara la Marr
Johu Galaworthy
I Mconsely
Princeton University
Princeton
Palace Theatre Presents In the Name of Love and Romances
The Palace Theatre opens a three day engagement featuring In the Name of Love a vivid drama with Morrison pursuing Caldwin amid a swift vehicle leap plus a mix of romance and thrills. The program includes Mack Sennett comedy Shenandoah catastrophe footage and a Strand Orchestra performance.
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Wait
Arizona
Morrisons
Ani i
Betty Goodwin
Palace Theatre
Morrison
Miss Caldwhn
Rch
John
Mack Sennett
Foyle
Orchestra
Pnthe News
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Ronelye Honlage
Adu Tation
Waterloo Theatre
IK Rew
Erlows
Dalcany
Gndlery
North Tama
Rialtod Theatre
Pete
Fast
Shortlight Revue
Play Ball
Zane Grew
Meutal
Debe
Deb
Lor
Wath and Jefferson
Waterlon, Ia
Wivestmen
Waterloo Morris Plan Co
Bridge St
Strand Theatre
TODAY
FBI
Eve
Joan Jahn
the Baldwin Sisters
Rialto
Wallin
Mary Carr
Andy Gump
Fred Thomson and
Jis Hons
Silver King
Electric Park
Viani
Orchestra of
Dubuque
Rosie
Ten Acres
E. Howery
Joe Berry
Chirence Carlson
Ralph Appleby
Dutch Erlek
Skinny Weber
Tye
Kres Falls
Beau
Barbara Lamarr
White Monkey
Ruth Betzner
Boston Opera Co
Raoul Walsh
Adolph Zukor
Jesse Linsky
Enol Ae. Suez
Edmund Lowe
Rockcliffe Fellowes
Noah Beery
Jack
Duncan
Gill
Weak
pLaza Alexander Eran
Pauline Frederick Laura
Aura LA Plante
John Raymond
Dorothy Geneva
Art Ani Ao
Comiag Organ
Nee
Genevieve Butler