The Fair Pretender at The Empire Tonight
Sylvia Maynard plays in The Fair Pretender at The Empire with Madge Kennedy and Hias Nerve and Charm in a tale of ambition and romance. A typist disguises as an actress to win a role, faces dismissal, and discovers a playwright's manuscript that mirrors her aims. Admission is 12 and 17 cents, with Pathe Newsreel shown.
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Madge Kennedy
Atrick
Wes
Empire
Sylvia Maynard
Bitar
Sylvia
Big We
Pathe Newreel
Theda Bara Headlined In A Fool There Was At Empire
The Empire plans a repeat showing of Theda Bara in A Fool There Was by Porter. The reissue is part of six best subjects chosen by Wim. Fox. Theda Bara’s famed vampire role showcases her dramatic range and emotional intensity, drawing on past popularity and censorship debates.
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Wim. Pox
Theda Bara
Hmereon Brown
Empire
Miss Bara
Local cinema features Lloyd comedy and scenic color reel
A vintage program invites patrons to a double feature including a humorous Lloyd comedy and a beautiful colored scenic. The screening promises light entertainment and visual charm for audiences seeking a cheerful pastime.
Woman's Devotion to Home and Its Toll on Health
The passage notes how many women neglect their health due to home duties, suffering headaches backaches and nervousness. It claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has aided women for over forty years when other remedies fail, restoring health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Star Ad Seeks Buyers for Items for Sale
If you have anything to sell a Star ad will help you find a buyer. Post your item in the classified section and reach local shoppers.
Dreco credited for curing Roanoke farmer’s kidney stomach disorders
F D Perdue of Roanoke R F D No 5 says Dreco cured his kidney and stomach problems after years of illness. He reports better sleep and a huge appetite, praises ease of access and safety, and urges others to try the medicine as dispensed by Miller's Drug Store in Winchester.
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F. D. Perdue
Roanoke
Dreco
Winchester
Miller’s Drug Store
Inquisitive Party Presses Train Destination
On a train the Inquisitive Party questions a Noncommissioned Officer about likely destinations. Each reply is a firm no as the party asks if they will be sent to Elie Pittenween Crail. The exchange ends with a defiant line about not caring where they go.
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Savings Bank
Gaun
Reckoning Comes for Delayed Debts, Emeron Warns
Daily Thought warns that people and events may shield you briefly, but you will eventually face your own debt and pay the price. Emeron emphasizes accountability and final reckoning for actions and choices.
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