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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
6
A charming screen star headlines the five reel feature The Goose Girl produced by Lasky on the Paramount Program. Harold McGrath’s romance unfolds in silent drama with Marguerite Clarke in a leading role. Showings at 7 465 and 9 15 with a Paramount travel series. admission 10c.
Mary Pickford appears as Nell Gwyn in Mistress Nell a George C Hazelton Jr drama about Charles II Louise Duchess of Portsmouth schemes to trap the king while Nell Gwyn protects him Owen Moore co stars as Charles II The piece promises one of Pickford s most charming performances and a strong supporting cast for Friday night showtime.
Mr. Paul Bromley tied to the Adams Express Company in Harrisburg Pennsylvania is spending his vacation at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C Bromley on South Washington street.
Four reel review of Chaplin's brightest hits shown at the Empire theater. Fatty, Mabel and others join in the laughs as Chaplin's greatest moments are condensed into one film. Matinee and night show Saturday July 8. Mr Olga Compton starts a clerk job in a garage office in Atlantic City.
A party of Winchester and Frederick County Friends members leaves today for Cape May New Jersey to attend the Friends General Conference. The gathering is expected to be large with attendees from many parts of the United States. Among departing from Winchester are Mrs Sallie Robinson and Miss Opal Robinson and from Stephenson and Clearbrook neighborhoods are several Clevengers and other locals.
KernstownJuly 6 Mr and Mrs Vantrump of Washington spent days with the latters father Mr Martin Grabill. Roger Turner of Wheeling visiting at home. Mrs RS Smith ill several days. Ruth Frye and Emma Leidig of Winchester returned home after two weeks with Mrs Earle Robertson. Martha Chandler of Strasburg visiting Isabelle Crisman. Helen O Leary of Harrisonburg staying with Aunt Mrs John Bright. Mrs Hardy Grimm and son Charles Hardy visiting sister Mrs Hockman at Bartville. Sunday school yard party at Methodist Church on Friday and Saturday nights July 7 and 8. Public invited.
Miss Cornelia S. M. Rutherford departed this morning for Baltimore to spend the day with relatives and friends.
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