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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1924
Page
3
The article previews Mae Murray in The French Doll at the aa Theatre for October 27 and 28. It praises her exotic screen presence and nuanced acting style, noting her blend of feminine charm with independence and confidence, projecting a strong new woman persona.
Under Spaeth and Company the Lasses White All Stars minstrels enter their fifth year and play Wilson Theatre on Tuesday night Oct 28. The Rose Arbor opens the season with a scenic artistic dress and strong musical number by Dan Holt Charlie Morris and Booby Birps. The company promises a wholly new and greater variety than recent minstrel shows.
Mrs A W Carker notes the sensational play The Bat by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood comes to Wilson theaters on Wednesday October 22. The production touted for long New York and Chicago runs features a guarded ending that critics praise as dramatic and unforgettable. Seats go on sale at the theatre box office. Births and marriage notices follow with local details.
A whimsical monologue by Billy Dess the boy with the smile
Rin-Tin-Tin the wonder dog of the movies reportedly earns more than $500 weekly for his handler. The dog, famed for tricks and courage from World War I service, gained fame through films like Wind and Yar Man and is tied to the era's Hollywood star system and the ABC Aero service.
The New York cotton market opened quietly with spot prices at 23.35 for October and 23.08 for December. Futures showed slight moves with January at 22.58 and March around 22.93, while May traded near 23.14.
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