New Fairbanks Film Delights Large Winchester Audience
Douglas Fairbanks latest offering The Mark of Zorro opened at The Auditorium for a two day showing to a delighted crowd. Critics praised the acrobatics drama and romance with humor, noting Fairbanks graceful leaps and the strong cast and production.
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Cowboy Contest in Mix Film at Big Arkenda Saturday
Tom Mix's company presents The Texan and a Frontier Days rodeo sequence filmed during the Arizona event. Cowboys from Mix's company compete in steer riding bronco busting and lariat contests with several taking top honors. Shown matinee and night with Voof vil, Son of Tarzan and Sunshine Comedy.
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James B. Hendryx
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Voolvil
Tarzan
Marion Harris Sings Blues With Columbia Sextette at Auditorium
Marion Harris from Kentucky headlines the Columbia Saxophone Sextette in a matinee and night engagement at the Auditorium on Tuesday January 18. Harris, famed for her Blues style and vaudeville work, joins the sextette after popular demand from last season. Matinee at 3 PM and evening concert at 8 30 PM, with advance tickets at Seal's Music Store.
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Gaby Deslys
Bert Williams
Kentucky
MrsSerris
Irvin Gobb
Harry Gilbert
Billy Riddick
Miss Harris
Columbia
Seal’s
Peggy Earle Dances in Musical Hit “Oh Daddy”
The nineteen year old Peggy Earle, a graceful dancer, stars in the musical hit Oh Daddy. It debuts at The Auditorium next Friday evening, promising charm and refined performance.
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Oh Daddy
Nance O Neill Delivers Passion Flower Broadway Run
The Passion Flower has enjoyed a successful run at the Belmont Theater New York and will rush to Winchester for a one night engagement courtesy of Sam S Shubert Inc before heading west The attraction is guaranteed to the public by the Shuberts and Fire Theatre manager notices follow.
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Weekly Movie Schedule Highlights Big Local Audience
Daily News outlines a weekly film lineup with a large audience focus and orchestra music. Monday offers The Tiger Band serial and Sanchez Western Stories, Tuesday features Mack Sennett and Pathe programs, Wednesday includes First National releases and Pathe News, Thursday showcases Realart Paramount comedy, and Saturday presents a Harold Lloyd feature with Pathe News.
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Pathe News
Harold Lloyd
Matinee Schedule with Two Shows Daily
Matinees offered for school boys girls and county patrons with two daily shows at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Matinee admission set at ten cents including tax.
Harold Lloyd at the Empire Theatre This Saturday
Harold Lloyd is featured at the Empire with a popular program of his funniest comedies. The piece notes a special release and urges audiences to catch An Bas Westerner this coming Saturday after a showing last weekend.
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Harold Lloyd
the Empire
Serial thrills at The Empire with new weekly mystery
The Empire shows a new 192? release each Friday featuring a daring detective in a complete short story of crime. The Tiger Band, a First National feature, airs every Monday as part of the ongoing thrilling serials.
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Wester n serials join Empire Monday program
Western fans witness new two reelers and Sanchez serials from Pathe Studios plus a five reel feature from Param. The schedule adds a weekly feature lineup every Monday at The Empire.
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Pathe Studios
Martinsburg Pep Dinner Highlights Winchester Official
Mr. Thomas Burley secretary of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce was a main attraction at a pep dinner in Martinsburg West Virginia. Plans for the year's work were outlined and assigned to committees with A H Jackson of this city also present. The Martinsburg Journal notes Burley’s performance and local acknowledgment of his role.
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Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Martinsburg
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Martinsburg Journal
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Such a Likeable Fellow Named Tom Delights Dinner Crowd
The article extols Mr. Burley as a charming performer with fine voice and strong control. He received several encores and left the audience, especially the ladies, feeling they had known him for years. The event, the chamber of commerce dinner, boosted esteem for the chamber.
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Merriment on the gay white way jolted by raids
Police roved cabarets and dance halls enforcing state liquor laws. Three bartenders were arrested for selling liquor without licenses as raids continued before legal closing hours. Some managers kept all night venues open despite the amusement ban.
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Associated Press
New York
Lega
Reception for Mrs Sullivan Opens Local Social Season
Miss Willie Norris Snoutte of Berryville hosts a reception with her cousin J Henry, inviting friends and neighbors to welcome Mrs Sullivan back to the community.
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Willie Norris Snoutte
Berryville
J . Henry
Virginia Society Annual Meeting And Ball Report
Brown and companion travel to New York for the Virginia Society annual meeting and ball at the Plaza Hotel tonight. They are guests of Edwin L. Luke, a Virginia Society officer and Berryville native. Mrs Algernon Sullivan of New York is honored with a memorial presentation for her long devotion to the society.
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Evening Show Hours With Sequential Feature Pictures
A two hour program runs each evening with a first show at 6 30 and a second at 7 30. Admission covers both full shows and the feature picture runs last each night around 7 30 with bright screening for glare free clarity.
Great Redeemer serial returns to Winchester matinee
The Great Redeemer was a big hit last week and is being shown again in Winchester at a Saturday matinee on January 22. Admission is ten cents and the exhibit aims to serve those who did not see it.
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