Have a Heart musical comedy at Academy Music
Henry W Savage promotes Have a Heart a bright new musical comedy by Bolton Wodehouse and Jerome Ker, touring from New York to the Academy Music on April 11. The story follows a separated couple who elope on the eve of divorce, with a large cast and a strong chorus featuring Katharine Galloway Joseph Keno Grace Hoey and others.
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Henry W. Savage
New York
Academy Music
Guy Bolton
P. G. Wodehouse
Jerome J
Katherine Galloway
Joseph Keno
Grace Hoey
Victor Foster
Betty Weber
Henry Antrim
Rosie Green
Edward Caramnelli
Maud Ream Stover
Lawrence Wood
Edward A. Smith
Sam T
The Eeternal Magdalene Leads Royal Theatre Bill
United South in Stock Company presents The Eternal Magdalene to capacity crowds at the Royal with The Speculators following as the matinee and night shows. Mabel Page remains a top draw with Edouard O Oize and Chelso Peruchi in a strong moral drama praised for its timely sermon like performance and Verna Warde adds charm with a sung specialty.
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United South In Stock Company
the Royal
Speculators
Mabel Page
Southland
Wilmingtonians
Verna Warde
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Ad Promotes Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to stop neglecting coughs and try Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It claims quick relief from throat irritation, soothing air passages from the first dose, and phlegm loosening, priced at 25 cents at druggists.
Glass of Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Routine
A promotional notice extols drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims the regimen removes toxins and sour fermentations, improves appetite, and aids biliousness constipation stomach trouble and rheumatism.
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Adyv
Prodigal Jack Spurlock At Grand Theatre
George Walsh stars as young Spurlock in the tale of a Harvard student who buys a 400 pound Alaska brain and a few hundred carloads of onions after being expelled from Harvard. The film blends comedy and thrills as he navigates his misadventures and a bear in the bathroom.
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Jack Spurlock
Prodigal
Grand Theatre
George Walsh
William Fox
Spurlock
Alaska
Bear
Harvard
George Horace Lorimer
Saturday Post
Saturday Evening Post
Vast War Scene Filmed With 27 Cameras At Grand Theatre
An Army officer notes the filming of Ira M. Lowry's "For the Freedom of the World" using 27 cameras behind a recreated front line with 20 machine guns. Thousands watched as British officers praised the realism. The shoot yielded excess footage, later cut to the final length to depict the expected clash "over there."
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Freedom of the World
Grand Theatre
Secor
France
Paris Bombarded Description of Gun Operation
Paris bombardment described with how the gun operated in a Path News Bijou item.
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Path News
Bijou Today
Adv
First Woman Reaches Full First Lieutenant Rank in Army
Dr. Kate B. Karpels, Johns Hopkins graduate serving with the Army Medical Department Emergency Dispensary, becomes the first woman to attain the full rank of first lieutenant in the Army.
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Kate B. Karpéls
Johns Hopkins University
Army Medical Department
Hart Children Die in Home Fire Near Oxford
In Oxford North Carolina on April 2 three Hart children ages 7 11 and 14 died when a fire consumed their home in Conwell. Their father merchant George Hart was noted as a prominent local figure.
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Oxford
N. C
George Hart
Conwell
Here
Hart
Free French lessons offered to servicemen by Mrs Hatchell
Mrs Marguerite Hatchell offers free French instruction to those slated for service in France. Classes meet twice weekly at the Y M C A on Monday and Thursday evenings. She will also teach soldiers in training at Fort Caswell. Those interested should call the Y M C A.
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Marguerite Hatchell
France
Yf M. C. A
Hatchell
Fort Caswell
Wilmington Red Cross Board Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Wilmington Chapter of the American Red Cross will be held at 12 o'clock noon tomorrow April 3 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the Murchison building. All directors are urged to attend.
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Board of Directors of
Wilmington
American Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Murchison Building
England Sets Up A Dozen Policewoman Training Schools
England has established twelve formal schools to train policewomen, expanding female participation in law enforcement and signaling a shift toward greater gender representation in policing across the nation.
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England
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