Minstrels at the Academy of Music Draws Loud Laughs
A Richmond News Leader inspired review lauds Neil O Briens Minstrels at the Academy of Music with a jitney themed sketch and updated thrills. The piece notes strong singing, witty comic bits, and a timely afterpiece on Mexican events. Performances are scheduled for matinee and night with tickets from 50 cents to $1.50.
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Neil O'Brien
Academy of Music
Richmond News- Leader
Neil O’brien
Mr. O’brien
Academy
Jolly O’brien
Mississippi
Paticipants
Cretonne
J. Lester Haberkorn
Virginia
Leslie Berry
Lasses White
Steve Werner
Eddie Ross
Mr.o’brien
Mr. Ross
Richmond
Frank Furhrer
Elvington’s
Tanlac Endorsement Highlights Relief From Indigestion
A Rocky Mount resident testifies that after eight months and three Tanlac bottles his indigestion vanished, praising the remedy as the best investment. The letter from J. J. OConnell notes first dose relief and readiness to answer questions about Tanlac, with local Wilmington selling by Bellamy Drug Store. The piece also mentions a local show with Seymour and Dupree and Palm Beach Quartette, and a film bill featuring The Great Secret chapter and stars Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne.
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Rocky Mount
J. J. Oconnell
N. C
Tanlac
Wilmington
Bellamy Drug Store
Terday
Seymour
Dupree
Palm Beach
Harmoney
Kid Wonder
Metro
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Love Aflame opens as Ruth Stonehouse stars in five reels
The article highlights the new five reel feature Love Aflame starring Ruth Stonehouse and Jack Mulhall. It promises thrills romance and pathos in a dramatic serial style.
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Red Feather
Ruth Stonehouse
Jack Mulhall
The Masque of Life at Victoria Next Week
New York praise floods all papers as "The Masque of Life" is hailed a splendid seven reel spectacle. It will play at the Victoria for the first three days of next week.
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New York
Victoria
Civilization at Criterion and Victoria Theaters Enthralls World
Thomas H Ince s Civilization receives praise from abroad and domestic fans as investors in distant markets seek territorial rights. The cast includes Herschel Mayall Lola May Howard Hickman Enid Markey George Fisher J Frank Burke Charles K French J Barney Sherry Jerome Storm Ethel Ulman with C Gardner Sullivan as author and Victor L Schertzinger as composer. The production tours to Victoria theater in the latter half of next week.
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Thomas Ince
Thomas H. Ince
Criterion Theatre
New York City
New York
China
Mr. Ince
Herschel Mayall
Lola May
Howard Hickman
Enid Markey
George Fisher
J. Frank
War News From A Year Ago April 12 1916
French repelled an assault on Courettes wood and Germans penetrated British lines on the Ypres Pilheim road. Petrograd reported Russian advances below Erzurum and repulsed Turkish attacks in the Bitlis region.
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Courettes Wood
Ypres
Pilheim
Petrograd
Erzerum
Bitlis
Wilson nominates three postmasters and boxing note
President Wilson sent to the Senate nominations for Charles L. Ingrem at Franklin Isaac J. Young at Henderson and W T Potts at Highlands The nominations were made in the last session but not acted on It also notes Young Lajoie a Rhode Island native rising quickly in boxing.
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George H. Manning
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Charles L. Ingrem
Franklin
Isaac J. Young
Henderson
W. T. Potts
Highlands
Lajoie
Battler
Rhode Island
Deserves Cold Medal for This Corn Remedy Ad
Cincinnati authority promotes freezone as a cheap corn treatment. Apply directly to tender corn to stop soreness and loosen the corn for painless removal. A quarter ounce costs little at any drug store and should not irritate surrounding tissue.
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Cincinnati
The Telephone Is What You Make It
Four young ladies secured 434 telephone orders worth 422.00 in four days, an effort impossible in less than three weeks by three people. The Montgomery Journal lauds telephones as an indispensable business tool and praises Southern Bell for excellent service.
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Montgomery Journal
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Bell
Labor Leader Returns to Coal Mines Amid Strike Legacy
John R. Lawson, the labor figure linked to the Ludlow massacre, returns to mining in the Fredericksburg district donning overalls and a miner lamp to work in a coal mine. The move follows a recent murder conviction and removal from his labor leadership post.
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United Press
Denver
John R. Lawson
Ludlow
Fredericksburg
Lawson
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Moonbeam Maids
the Royal
Lester Richards
Academy Music
Selwyn & Company
the Laugh Festival
Oscare
Hodge
Seata
J. J. O’connell
Selwyn and Company
Cincinnati Authority
F.X. B
B. B
Thos.h.ince
Mammoth
Triumph
John B. DeMotte
Montgomery, Ala
John DeMotte
Bell
Stephen D. Lucas
Southern Bell Telephone
Tammany Man
Associated Pn
Michael F. Conry
International Council of the United Mine Workers
Thomas F. Smith
Mr. Smith
John H. Boyle
Joseph J. Cannon
George J. Mann
Braves
Yankees
Watahwaso
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