Once to Every Woman Delights Large Crowd
Dorothy Phillips stars in a Universal Jewel feature about a country girl turned opera prima donna who loses her voice after a jealous lover shocks the opera House. She returns home to find true shop pin and contentment, then earns audience praise in tonight's Auditorium showing.
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Dorothy Phillips
Auditorium Theater
Universal Jewel
Miss. Phillips
Italy
Miss Phil
Lips
New York
Aolks
William Colston
Ella Warner Davis
Opera House Reopens With Anew Shine In Goldsboro
The Messenger Opera House in Goldsboro North Carolina presented a revived show on Saturday night with an improved stage area and brighter lighting. The renovated auditorium featured a spacious new appearance.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Messenger Opera House
Miss Harris With Columbia Sextette At Winchester
Marion Harris, famed Kentucky belle and Blues style singer, appears as soloist with the Columbia Saxophone Sextette in Winchester. Her vaudeville and Ziegfeld Roof Shows background accompanies a popular, expensive musical attraction. seats available at Seal's Music Store.
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Grass State
Columbia Saxophone
Flo” Ziegfield
Gaby Deslys
Bert Williams
Kentucky
Miss Harris
Irvin Cobb
Harry Gilbert
Billy Riddick
Winchester
Seal's Music Store
Dr Fahrney Diagnostician Offers Case Diagnostics
A note from Hagerstown Maryland advertises a diagnostic service by Dr Fahrney who claims to identify chronic diseases and deformities and provide steps to remedy. Readers are invited to send name and address for analysis.
Court Fines In Disorderly Conduct Case In Colored Restaurant
In police court last night Edward Taylor and Paul Anthony, both colored, faced disorderly conduct charges. Anthony seized a large butcher knife during a dispute over a girl, was disarmed, and the pair were fined. Taylor and Anthony received a total $6 fine and costs. Barsim, keeper of the colored restaurant on East Piccadilly street, was arrested for selling on Sunday and fined $9 total with costs. Ransom pleaded guilty to selling pop and other forbidden articles on Sunday and was fined.
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Barr?som
East Piccadilly Street
Taylor
Paul Anthony
Anthony
Worsley
Ransom
Tharp Dies in New York Crane Accident
Mrs. Chas. M. Ebert attended the funeral of her brother-in-law George Tharp who was killed in a New York City crane accident last Friday. Tharp, about 35, was a foreman for the New York Gas Company overseeing a gas holder project. a traveling crane severed his leg and fractured his skull, and he died within hours. He leaves a widow and three children and had recently returned to work after visiting his Frederick County home for Christmas. The body was brought to Charles Town and the funeral held yesterday afternoon.
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Chas. M. Ebert
Charles Town
George Tharp
New York City
Tharp
Frederick County
Jefferson County
Soldier Bonus Debate Draws Citizen Letter
Washington reader Melvin Green endorses Richards stance against cash bonuses for soldiers. He argues for non cash forms like farms homes or education and commends Richards for brave unpopular views amid political ambitions.
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the Star
Messrs. Richards
Barton
Richards
Melvin
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Look Who's Here at the Empire Theater in One Night
Cecil Lean stars in Look Who's Here a lively musical comedy at the Empire Theater on January 12. Miss Mayfield and a notable supporting cast deliver romance humor and song with popular numbers and a breezy plot about a novelist wife and marital mischief.
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Cecil Leah
Trae Field
Empire Theater
Mr. Lean
Miss Mayfield
Frank Mandel
George M. Cohan
Mary
Edward Paulton
Silvio Hein
Mayfield
Fieldatake Dorothy Betts
Viola Frayne
George Mack
George Lynch
the Clarke
William Wheeler
Lean
Woodstock Thugs Rob in Daylight at Flour Mill
In Woodstock Virginia on January 11 a bold daylight robbery occurred at the flour mill as the iron safe was rifled. Two youths, both colored, were seen leaving the scene and questioned by authorities.
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Woodstock
Byrd
Cecil Lean Stars in Look Who's Here at Local Theatre
Cecil Lean headlines a one night engagement with Cleo Mayfield in Look Who's Here a lively musical comedy from Forty fourth Street New York. The duo presents witty love scenes with Paris gowns and a metropolitan cast including Dorothy Betts Viola Frayne and George Lynch.
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Cecil Lean
Mr. Lean
Cleo Mayfield
Forty-fourth Street Theater
New York City
Lean
Miss Mayfield
Dorothy Betts
Viola Frayne
George Lynch
George Mack
William Wheeler
Mario Villani
Woodstock youths tied to hidden money near mill fence
Witnesses claim two nonresident boys were seen near Waterst mill area hiding something behind a fence. An investigation uncovered 104 dollars concealed in an old tin can at the spot where the youths were last seen.
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Waterst
Woodstock
Mrs Seevers Dies in New Jersey After Long Illness
Mrs Maggie Virginia Seevers of New York died Monday at her son B Seevers home 902 West Promis Plainfield New Jersey after a five year illness The funeral will be in Lawn Cemetery New York where her husband is buried The Seevers were long engaged in business in Frederick County Their son Irvin Seevers heads a large establishment In New York serving the army and other services and was fond of southern songs
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George Bailey
New York
B. Seevers
Promis Plainfield, N. J
Mr. Seevers
Irvon
Alizes
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