Theatre Preview Promises New Acts and Parade
Neil O Brien and the Great American Company announce a April 14 engagement with fresh acts. Oscar F Hodge guarantees a up to date show featuring The Jitney Joy Bus The Ebony Yacht Club and The Bold Brave Black and Tans plus a minstrel street parade at noon.
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Cademy O
America
Oscar F. Hodge
Mr. O’brien
Eddie Ross
James Gorman
Ebony Yacht Club
Geo. M. Cohan
Wizard Raffles Opens Evening of Challenges at Royal
The wizard Raffles announces he will accept all challenges at the first night performance at the Royal. Wilmington crowds expect the famed man of mystery to face numerous tests, possibly a public bluff being called in this town.
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Wilmington
Waterloo
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Hill
Hicks and Seymour
Tanlac endorsement by NC churchman features Mrs Sikes gain
The Rev M P Robinson of Carey joins other North Carolina clergymen in endorsing Tanlac after his wife reportedly gained sixteen pounds from two bottles. He praises the tonic for restoring strength sleep and appetite and urges others to try it. Also noted is a Raflles challenge from a dry goods firm and Uncle Charles Pawn Shop offering handcuffs in a staged stunt.
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M. P. Robinson
Carey
North Carolina
Tanlac
Robinson
Raleigh
T. A. Sikes
Clayton
Advt
Raffles
Uncle Charles Pawn Shop
Rheuma Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a powerful safe remedy that “drives the pain and agony” in a few days. It claims one half teaspoon daily cures rheumatism and sciatica, with money back if it fails, and notes availability from R. R. Bellamy and local druggists for 50 cents.
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R. R. Bellamy
Ruggist
Ady
Ethel Proves Friendship Through Selfless Visit
Anita recounts how Ethel rushed to help during illness with a lunch, cheerful company, and a gift of jonquils. Ethel also sacrificed a musicale to stay with Anita, turning a difficult day into a bright respite and friendship showcase.
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Ethele
Anita
Mother
Clara Kimball Young at the Grand Tomorrow
Clara Kimball Young appears at the Grand tomorrow in The Badge of Shame a five reel drama about a Russian secret service passport plot beginning with a Kiev massacre and building to a New York mansion climax. The story draws on The Yellow Passport and showcases Young’s dramatic triumphs.
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Kiev
Russia
New York
A Stupendous Production Presents Dike
A spirited review highlights a grand stage performance titled Dike. The troupe delivers vivid acting, dynamic dance, and colorful scenery in a memorable show.
Life of Our Saviour toscreen at Victoria
The Life of Our Saviour, a seven reel Pathe pageant beautifully hand colored in Paris, will be shown at the Victoria next Monday and Tuesday as the after Easter season opener. The director faced great demands to visualize miracles on screen without real power to perform them. Indoor meet at Corvallis promises notable events with eight relay races and field events featuring college, high school and club athletes from the northwest.
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Victoria
Paris
Corvallis
Ore
Northwest
Oregon Agricultural College
University of Pennsylvania
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