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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
6
Tomorrow features the final Elaine chapter and the first chapter of a new fifteen week serial by George Randolph Chester. The story blends mystery money hatred suspense revenge and intense love with strong serial elements. Beginning at seven sharp and priced at 10 cents, the evening also includes two serials a Keystone comedy and vaudeville.
Empire tomorrow begins a new serialized drama by George Randolph Chester. The two reels each week promise mystery and romance as the gripping tale unfolds in the mall screening room.
Local theater announces ET TV at the Empire Theater beginning Saturday with screenings planned for the upcoming weekend.
Boston in October hosts world series games likely attended by 45000, per Boston Americans president Joseph J. Lannin. Field capacity at Braves Field supports the estimate with 5000 standing room behind grandstand and right field fence. About 25000 seats are reserved. some large block requests reduced to fit smaller buyers to curb speculation.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Crown returned to Washington after visiting Mr Crown’s relatives and friends in Berryville. The bride won many friends with her charm and demeanor, while the groom already had many friends. We wish them well.
The Star reports receipt of a floral display of cockscomb from Mrs C E Johnson of 316 North Kent Street. The flowers are now shown in the business office and her talent as a flower grower is noted.
The 40 member Bringing Up Father Co. stages a musical comedy at The Empire with ticket prices from 25c to $1.00. Promoted as the biggest and best on the road at these prices, curtain at 8:30 PM.
West Virginia prohibition chief Rathbone defended the Greenbrier Hotel in White Sulphur Springs, saying reports of liquor served with meals in the dining room are false. He investigated after rumors circulated in Charleston and found the hotel adheres to strict prohibition laws. He criticized the rumor source as misinformed or deceitful. Also notes social visits by Louise Lloyd in San Francisco and Genevieve Childs visiting Sunnyside near Stephenson.
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