Harpist and Singer Delight Large Crowd at Empire
Clarke and Robert the harpist and singer opened a two day engagement at The Empire to a full house. Miss Roberts sang My Hero and DuBarry with charm while Clarke accompanied on harp, drawing praise for refined soprano and expert string music. Tonight’s show promises more selections starting at seven sharp.
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Clarke
Robert
the Empire
Ani
Ag Mra
Leslie Carter
DuBarry Ameikatty
Miss Roberts
Hero
Mr Clarke
Auilinnes
Mu Misy
Roberts
Mr. Clarke
Vairdey
William Faversham Appears in The Right of Way at Empire
Theatergoers on Winchester will witness William Faversham in The Right of Way, a five part Metro Picture program. He debuts on screen in a role opposite Sir Gilbert O. Trae with matinees at 4 and evening showings at 9:15, admission 10 cents.
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Winchester
Ameren
Willan Faversham
Gilbert Olb
William Faversham
Charles Steele
Faversham
Mr Faversham
Wind Reading Refused As Man Misreads Signs
A fragmentary remark questions a man’s ability to forecast weather. The statement suggests reliance on signs beyond mere vanity and implies uncertainty in predicting wind direction.
King's Daughters of Virginia Set Convention in Front Royal
The annual state convention of the King's Daughters of Virginia will convene in Front Royal at the Southern Methodist Church with about one hundred delegates from across the state. The opening session is scheduled for Tuesday October 26 at 2 p.m. Mayor Gardiner Waller will give the welcome address and Rev. John C. Copenhaver will welcome the group. The first business session occurs Wednesday morning.
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Front Royal
King’s Daughters of Virginia
Southern Methodist Church
Sec
Gardiner Waller
John C. Copenhaver
The Right of Way Star William Faversham Heads Empire Monday
William Faversham will star in The Right of Way at the Empire on Monday marking his entry into talkie pictures. The Rolfe production is billed as a historic artistic achievement and the premier film event of the season drawing lovers of the photoplay.
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William Faversham
Faversham
Rolfe
Street Parade and Tom Show Promised by Burgess Company
The article previews a street parade and a Tom show featuring Loy Vries of admission 25, 3 and: ate Marl Burgess with Toy production. Burgess’ company, over thirty performers including colored women, brings special scenery and effects for a famous play. The troupe stages a novel parade and tickets cost 25 and 40 cents.
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Marl Burgess
Burgess’ Company
Ciarus
Tmanting
Dow
Dr Archibald Fauntleroy Returns From Europe
Dr Archibald M Fauntleroy of the United States Navy has returned from Europe and will host an event at the Avondale in Washington. He hails from Staunton Virginia and has many family connections and friends in Winchester.
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United States Navy
Winchester
Europe
Avondale
Washingn
Dr. Fauntleroy
Remedy Promises Quick Sleep After Ten Minute Dosing
An old advisory touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children. It claims every ten minutes dosing prevents vomiting and yields quick relief with the child sleeping and waking refreshed. The note asserts long standing uniform use and wide availability.
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Chamberlain
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