Farce at George Cohen Theater Impresses New York Crowd
A one year run at the George Cohen Theater in New York showcases a publicity fueled farce praised as a prize winner. Ticket prices range from 25 to 100 cents plus tax, highlighting a savvy publicity campaign as its appeal.
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Under Four Flags brings Allied war on front lines to Empire
A new official war picture titled Under Four Flags showcases scenes from France and Italy with American forces at 100 percent in the war. The film presents rival armies’ fighting methods and the cooperation of American and Allied troops. Premier showings are this Thursday and Saturday at the Empire with admission 10 20 and 30 cents, previously shown at 50 cents.
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Emmpire
Queen of Films
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Theodore Roberts
Tory Marshall
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Harum-Scarum
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Red Glutch
California
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Delirum Temens
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Filipino Serenaders Delight Empire Audience
The Filipino Serenaders delivered a strong show at The Empire last night with singing and music praised by attendees. Dancing was enjoyed as well and a standout piece titled We Again was highlighted as a crowd favorite.
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Notable performers bring varied shows to town stage
The article notes an ongoing engagement with multiple programs during their stay. It urges audiences not to miss these performances as each show changes and promises a distinct beat from the visiting artists.
Pays To Advertise Farce Delivers Laughter
A humorous note on the stage farce It Pays To Advertise drawing laughter from the weary businessman. The performers Ambrose Pealome and the cast enact the satirical tale, pleasing a hard audience with sharp dialogue and comic business.
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My Little Boy Christmas Film at Empire Tonight
A Bluebird photoplay at the Empire Theatre features Ella Hall Little Yoo Rae Emory Johnson and Gretchen Ledefers in Elliott Clawson's tender study My Little Boy about a Christmas visit that softens a hardened heart. The show runs with the Filipino Serenaders at 11 17 and 22 cents, promising festive appeal for all audiences.
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Ella Hall
Little Yoo Rae
Emory Johnson
Gretchen Ledefers
Elliott J. Clawosns
Boy
Dicksons
Eugene Field
The Star Job Office Printing Capabilities Highlighted
The Star Job Office showcases its ability to handle all kinds of printing swiftly, offering quick turnaround for various jobs.
War Savings Stamps Urged as Support for Soldiers
Citizens urged to invest in War Savings Stamps, buying as much as possible to back soldiers and fortify wartime efforts. The campaign promotes fiscal support through thrift bonds and patriotic finance.
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