The Honeymoon Limited at the Academy of Music
The Honeymoon Limited, a 1919 style musical comedy starring Chas. F. Yale presents a bright Palm Beach opening and Metropolitan roof garden finale. Matinee 50 and 75 cents. night 50 cents to 1. Tickets at Elvington's Parlor Bedroom and Bath. Also Parlor Bedroom and Bath at Academy next Wednesday February 19 with Eda Ann Luke and a noted cast. War tax extra. tickets on sale Tuesday morning.
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Academy of Music
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Palm Beach
Metropolitan Roof Garden
New York City
Brooklyn Bridge
Elvington’s
A. H. Woods
New York
Chicago
New York Evening Mail
New York Tribune
Eda Ann Luke
Homer Barton
Marguerite McNulty
Noette Aimes
Eleanor Martin
Gertry Webster
Violet Barney
Frank F. Moore
Ryder Keane
George Williams
Arthur Sherwood
Victoria Bill presents The Spy at Victoria with romance and comedy
The Spy in pictures form Alien Enemies is offered today and tomorrow by the United Southern Stock company at the Victoria. The melodramatic patriotic play blends two romances with light comedy and universal appeal.
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Victoria Bill
Vicctoria
United Southern Stock Company
Local Fruit and Tobacco Car Shipments Promote Special Prices
Regional advertisement notes hundreds of cases of canned fruits including peaches cherries and apricots from Gold Bar California. It lists 5 cars of Timothy Hay 5 000 pounds Apple Sun Cured and Brown Mule Tobacco and invites quotes for needs with special prices on car shipments.
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California
What to Do In the Morning by Fred Dyer
Fred Dyer counsels morning routines centered on breathing and singing. He describes diaphragmatic breathing, chest expansion, and breath control as essential for health and vocal power, recounting experiences sustaining notes and performing a challenging song. He includes a sample lyric excerpt.
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Fred Dyer
Mme
Clara Novello Davies
The Spy: A Play Offering High Tension and Realities of Spy Work
A theater note urges audiences to see The Spy for the final days of the week, claiming it outshines older plays in appeal. The drama presents a natural, true-to-life story of the U S spy system, covert information gathering, and the secret service as men at home confront German wits.
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United States
Secret Service
Emily Stevens Stars in Kildare of Storm at Grand Theatre
Emily Stevens, renowned actress, headlines the Grand Theatre tomorrow in Kildare of Storm a dramatic life tale set in the south. The production is adapted for the silver screen stage.
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Emily Stevens
Grand Theatre
Kildare
South
Novel by Ele Nor Mercein Kelly Sparks Literary Furor
A fragment notes a novel by Ele Nor Mercein Kelly published by Century that created a literary furor, with Miss Stevens as a surrounding figure. The readable text is partial and unclear about plot details or outcomes.
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Elenor Mercein Kelly
Century Company
Miss Stevens
Armistice Bill Provisions For Soldiers Drawn In Congress
On February 14 Congress introduced several American soldiers armistice bills. One bill passed authorizes enlistments to serve in uniforms with monthly pay and a five cent per mile allowance. Other measures seek pay bonuses, healthcare, uniforms at cost, and hospitals for discharged service members.
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Ch & Sanitarium
Staunton
N. M
Congress Actions from Armistice Era on Military Promotions
Portions of Congressional text authorize furloughs for enlisted men to work on farms, extend vocational rehabilitation funding and accept gifts, push effective promotions post armistice, and grant rank increases to certain army navy and marine corps officers who served overseas.
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Bers of
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
May Be Snow TodayHeadline
Light snow forecast may require sidewalk clearing. Irreverent note likens snow removal to using a lawn mower from a yard trim plan.
Tanks Going For Civilian Jobs
London February 14 The tanks are going after civilian jobs in the army of reconstruction. The tank idea developed in war from the American farm tractor will not be abandoned in peace. Engineers work on designs for commercial high speed tanks or trucks with tank treads and production may keep war tank factories running. The caterpillar tread offers less wear and tear, better mud navigation, and superior hill climbing, it is claimed.
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London
Army of Reconstruction
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