Strand Theatre to Feature Wide Season of Films
Arthur E. Weld, manager, announces a large slate of early showings at the Strand. The season opens September 18 with Camille starring Norma Talmadge, followed by Clara Bow in Hula and big titles from Paramount United Artists First National and more.
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Arthur E. Weld
Strand Theatre
Weld
Europe
Paramount
Paramount Pictures
Walterloo
Cedar Rapids
United ‘Artists
Warner Bros
First National Pictures
Distributing ‘Corporation
Pathe
Educational
Camille
Norma Talmadge
Clara Bow
Art Young
Young
Alaska
Beau
Geste
Ronald Colman
Rough Riders
Jesse James
Bev
Turpins
Lloyd
Hamiltons
Bobby
Vernons
Billy
Dooleys
the Christies
Mack’ Senneits
Strand
Witt
Beauty Romance and Woovil Bill at Plaza Sunday
Plaza will show A William Fox picture Slaves of Beauty starring Earle Foxe Olive Tell and Margaret Livingston for four days starting Sunday. The program features a vaudeville bill with Hines and Smith, The Dancing Dandies Howard Twins and Victor the accordionist, plus Miss Berlin saxophone and Ruth Lichty numbers. Thursday changes include Women Love Diamonds and a new Collegian comedy and news reel.
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Briiton Sills
Natalie Kingston
Strand
Olive Tell
Earl Foxe
Plaza Theatre
A. William Fox
Nina Wilcox
Putnam
J. G. Blystone
Earle Foxe
Margaret Livingston
Richard Walling
the Plaza
Sue Carroll
Mary Foy
Plaza
Alexander Frank
New Idea
Hines and Smith
Howard Twins
Victor
America
Chicago
Windy City
Ruth Berlin
New York State
Miss Berlin
Bill
Ruth Lichty
Ron Phillips
Pauline Stark
Owen Moore
Lionel Barrymore
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Greyhound Races Gaining Popularity in England
English crowds flock to greyhound racing venues as the sport attracts growing interest and broader social acceptance. The article notes increasing attendance, betting activity, and the emergence of new tracks and trainers fueling the trend.
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England
Evans Revue to Open Crystal Theatre September 1
Crystal theatre to reopen after December fire with Evans Revue formerly Rainbow Girls. New stage equipment and fireproof renovation completed. opening matinee Sept. 17 includes 18 member cast, main quartet, and black-out skits between feature and revue. Harry Ike Evans directs with Clarence W. Sewell overseeing back stage effects.
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New Evans
Crystal Theatre
Evans
A. J. Diebold
Swan
Cedar Rapids
Rainbow Girls
Harry
Ike” Evans
Fanchon& Marco
Clarence W. Sewell
Scenic Artist and Technical Director at Brandeis Theatre
A Brandeis Theatre in Omaha appoints a scenic artist and technical director to oversee stage design and technical operations for upcoming productions. The roles focus on set construction lighting, sound, and backstage coordination to support performances.
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Brandeis Theatre
Omaha
Tributes at Bar Memorial for Judge E B Stiles
Black Hawk county bar members attended funeral services for Judge E B Stiles in Manchester and memorials in the Delaware county courthouse. The Masonic order led grave rites while Delaware county bar members prepared resolutions read in court. Tributes followed from C E Pickett E H McCoy A B Lovejoy J C Murtagh J S Tuthill Waterloo and M A Smith Independence.
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Black Hawk County
E. B. Stiles
Congregational
Manchester
Delaware County
Masonic Order
Judge Stiles
E. M. Carr
M. J. Yoran
G. W. Dunham
Delaware County Bar
Grinning Guns Star Hoxie Tops Palace Lineup
Jack Hoxie stars in Grinning Guns at the Palace today and Sunday in a Western tale where he plays a rough, newsman-like hero. He fights, rides, and uses his fists and guns to drive the plot with an old flat-bed newspaper office setting. Supporting cast includes Ena Gregory and George B. French. Directed by Albert Rogell.
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Jack Hoxie
Palace Theatre
Moxie
Hoxie
Hoxle
Ena Gregory
George B. French
Bob Milasch
Arthur Morrison
Dudley
Hendricks
Alphonse Martell
Albert Rogell
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