Grand Theatres Presents Polly of the Circus Musical Spectacle
A Grand theatre program highlights Ot Vogels' show and Mae Marsh in Polly of the Circus at the Beasen engagement. Reviews praise the varied acts, dramatic circus scenes, and the photo spectacle adaptation with Goldwyn Pictures. The season features other acts and a message urging regular patrons to attend early in the week.
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Vogels
Sethe
Gagette
John
Vogel’s
Grand
el ‘Ington
Polly
Margaret Mayo
Grand Theatre
Goldwyn Pictures
Mae Marsh
Charles Horan
Everett Shinn
Spectators Brace for Snowbound Pageant and Film Stars
A chaotic blend of dramatic weather imagery and entertainment previews fills the page. The article highlights avalanches and snow events near the Alps, a Naval Academy probe at Annapolis, a Wild West themed film showcase, and Mae Marsh in Polly alongside a Ruth and Naomi tale, all depicted as part of a sprawling stage and cinema program.
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Sam
Annapolig
Maine
Cascade
Mae. Marsh
Polly
Ruth
Naomi
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Local residents listed in county directory fragment
A fragmented OCR page shows numerous names and towns across North Carolina including Abbottebure Aynor Laurinburg Maxton Whiteville Wilmington and more with many individuals such as Bertha Allsbrook Ruth James Mildred Duff and Mary Mallard among others. The snippet resembles a community roster or directory extract with multiple residents and locales.
Hospitality Near Training Camps Promotes War Effort
Washington reports Joseph Lee says first wartime victories depend on American hospitality. The Playground and Recreation Association mobilizes communities outside camps with War Department and Navy input. A national drive by the War Camp Community Recreation Fund seeks three dollars per soldier, urging patriotic support to back soldiers in training.
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Oriental women study in United States colleges
About 200 Oriental women, most Chinese or Japanese, are said to be studying in higher education and colleges in the United States. The note reflects curiosity about their presence and aims in American institutions.
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