Mary is Ankle at Academy of Music by May Tully
Theat re comedy Mary is Ankle by May Tully comes to the Academy of Music with the original New York cast on December 13. It follows three poor men faking a marriage to gain wedding presents, until a woman linked to the announcements appears, amid witty farce and sharp lines. Actors include Lillian Claire, Bert Leigh, May Wallace, James Hester, Edward Butler, Louise Sanford, Donald MacLeod and more. Prices 50 cents to 1.50 plus war tax. Tickets go on sale next Wednesday at Ellington's.
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Mary
May Tully
A. H. Woods
Academy of Music
New York
Bison
Thirty-ninth Street
Miss Tully
Lillian Claire
Bert Leigh
May Wallace
James Hester
Edward Butler
Louise Sanford
Donald MacLeod
Lockwood Brings Bold Screen Drama To Wilmington Grand
Harold Lockwood and Fred Balshofer adapt Jackson Gregory’s Under Handicap into a photoplay set in New York and desert reclamation. The eight reel feature depicts grit and strength as nature’s gifts are wrested, praised for clean, trustworthy plays. Grand Theatre shows Monday and Tuesday at regular prices.
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Lockwood
Lucder
Jackson Gregory
Harold Lockwood
Fred Balshofer
New York
Desert
Wilmington
Triangle returns to Wilmington with The Ten of Diamonds
The Grand signs a Saturday contract for Triangle attractions led by Dorothy Dalton in The Ten of Diamonds a six reel super picture with J Barney Sherry Jack Livingston and Billy Shaw. Neva Blaine played by Dalton stars in a cabaret dancer role as part of this week’s big program.
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Wilmington
The
Grand
Dorothy Dalton
J. Barney Sherry
Jack Livingston
Billy Shaw
Neva Blaine
Public Sale Continues Next Week at Wilmington Shoe Co
Public sale proceeds continue all next week at the Wilmington Shoe Company advancing footwear offers and clearance deals. The notice lists Wilmington as the organizing location with no dates or lot specifics provided in the text.
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Wilmington Shoe Company
Southern Expenses: Over Six Million Paid In October 1917
The Southern Railway Company disbursed $7,945,419 in October 1917 for labor, materials, and other needs, with $6,461,948 paid to entities in the South. Improvements to road and structures totaled $1,516,019.13, and gross revenue reached $9,139,552, up 26.10 percent from 1916.
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Washington, D. C
Southern Railway Company
South
A. H. Plant
Southern
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Exelso
Hamm Exelso Company
ST. Paul
Minn
Pepsi Cola Bottling CO
North Carolina
H. Wood
Peterson and Rulfs
Triangle Pictures
Hen
Elis Bove
James Arnold
Northland
Immenget
Pollyanna Er
Metropolitan
Theatre N. Y
Fair and Wermer
New York Globe Tric
Elvington
Lale At
Miss Alma Brown
Royal Theatre
Aladdin Security
L. C. Smith
Fulton
Fulton Special
Remington Auto
Remington Repeating
Stevens Repeating
Columbia
Remington, Marlin
Savage
Stevens
Hamilton
Sterling Air Rifles
Smith & Wesson
Iver Johnson
U. S
N. Jacob
Gom
South Front St
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