davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
Snnmctm inomalainen Iournamies
fnuIlnt.

Oloi Wtodtoniienli, q. Ootntos'
to, TAI boIpultien, jonfd ielrorfles-
ia flloIi Ntr 9eterionin olllnnollo,
GoIlmnetisIo, pori tltntio ZEN iGIfeen
fun ban oil ioonut tGmGn fobtouf-
len. Syoitofin tlntfolliio FIFTEEN of
bGncIlG olIut ionortopoistn boil
moontumisto, iostu tltitenfin toipiii.
SGnen poinonIu of bGnen mufo-
uoon ollen Ills bGuen wuoteenio
1GresiG fuin loppu hlIi. giulntis
ldbctcttan 9s. 0nfotoan 6otootfo.
luofIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
9alastaialaiiua nppnnnt.
ia on iGlellG.

Gloucester, Ntois. gscliGtois.
ia miestG fulastoiutiutnori &erist6
iotu on tebnpt foInstusmutfoio tG-
fGlGiiest1 intonosto, on faootiiSio
bbteentormGDtien tofio, iofo topob.
tlti @obioiS- -gltlonnillo. 0uerro mo
tolifon IG6ettppilIG. 8ofIuSio int
mnsio aioi brittilGiien g(ncbor lin
jan loinn SuScnnio moinitiln ia,
lostojofitltnarin pdGlle, iofo uppoii.
SG6foinnomosio ionotoon ettG flui-
marin fopteeni Ebomos 0ooneD on
ioatt bios mereStG fuolleenn ia 13
(oinon mieStG llutlloon buffltneen.
&olostojoloimo fiuthti 8. 0opiS
GompdnpIle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
Hiliueupnrfons tebnbt titbDa Mr..
meniasIn. -.

@ribon, g(rmenia. - ltieita ibmi
fla on tltollrt ia ontoiiinlOen buffo
noitiee miliooniin rupliin pafofoli-
bum tdpttGmdllG @ritpaliin pntparis
tolIG titn pilpenpurfnus topabtiti
aIrorot muoreIto fGiin If. 81 p.
gnp6ristOlIG oIepot uieot ioet
tGpttpiipGt reiinoioon mpoten, ipOs.
ten pIi 1prditteniG ia peittden ieiioitt
bbOefii jGrpefii. &irboniio ibmiiid
OIL ioutllnltt tooittonifii.
SSSOfoinen pGdfoupltngin ratennus
on fGriinpt pobinfoa, m,tto faif.
fein pobimnlin Grmenion Sunoiien
Stistin ia @ribonin Dliopistorofen-
pufiet.
9lmerifon 2Gbeiien SoGn anus
tlistoin1ifurta OF opustomosio bal.
Iittsto bGo6n lieiuentGmiIefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
SolI6eluifit nbfanluat iirjestGG nal
lanfnmunfien eatiuiaSid.

Saomintern OH pGGttGnpt fGpttdG
$4,000 fultorupIno beti uIoitetto-
lpoon prOpogonootoimintaou STD.
meren taioluaIIoisla. enii iiidsiu
on pGGtettp iGrieStdG Sotiuion mol
IonflimoufieIliiet moimut sos oIo-
iubfeet opot Iuotiiiiot, foetettaneen
10 emf ipfIpnd iarie8tda woflonfil
nous 2otpioslo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
s6ep6erS mIce isfemaan tofoiiin.

8iIliom 8. Sbepber6 Gbicoeos.
ia on iImoittomlt, ettG ban tltlee
fotIomaon filfo foripon tSnelle Iel
folmen finn njon minf6 bGnen on
t6ptpnpt fuIuttno foltntin Iinunsiu
ipDtettpnG 8m 01cGlintocfin mir
bosta. Sbepbero oifoo isfeG ipptt6-
i66nI6 tuomori SIionio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
9sOriasIo ci iafictG mafIau ,ueruiO

.gsOriGsiO ei iafIcta mafioa lueruid.
Sioens Segn fertoo, ettG iiitl
buolimutto, eta mironnmoiiet omot
rb6tpneet erinGiiiin toimenpiteiiiin
fertbneioen merorGStien perimiiefii,
otpot ne elm. Sronobjemisin iotfil.
nosti nousIeet. @eroloutdflnron
fonreeri on lootimtt pleisfotioltf-
fen, iofo lpnIoilee tilonnetto. Siirie
wuooen fe'Gfn,sio tefnpGt pcr;:udi-
tGnGt' malt Zen mernt SrornBjenlisIo
S,4 miljoonoo frlutnito, mittta t1nG
iuuonno iomom oifonn moiOoon
niiOen Iosfeo noltieipon 9,S miIjoo,
noon. 2ii1bs on Ills noin y mil.
ioouoo. &c OIL ioolpi,tuS mooSin.
Gronobjemislo OH toiiin ionoen nh
oen muooen meroitis ioomotto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
ll6rifoiiur fanScttn.

S5orpinoiien iuuri toilult taaoet-
tin tGnG few61nG Wtotti SllrrIen
pibomoalto aiibtclpsponran tirton-
fpIGsiG. 0oipun lGpinlitto tplpest6
oil 100 cn., pntp1rpSnlittd oil tp.
pestd 351 cnI., folmen metrin for.
feu0elta oil DntpGrpsmittn $50. chi.
8uu on orluiolto noin $50 muotta
man6a, ofiiltnan bp9pin laaja. Eult
ia flttiuttiin paitfoflnnm "ubri-
piutfIi". &unnioitusto berGttarpG
uli foiluu mielG foooettunotin, nos
taen eii.ilGin elGnlGntarinat mie-
liin &oipm faSmarttapaitfa on
fplGn ponbinpio aIllttitia lelttujo
ia on iiitG lobOettp monenloiiio eli.
neitG man6oiffG uioilta. @tpifuroen
aialto on elm. lopoettD uleampio e'
ri tp0wGlineitG. Suroir OH Ioptpnbt
noin 200 ipuotta monboiu roboia.
@bfen puiffofitnnou torfentpi tltt-
fimuS toiii pGipGnuoloon montu
muttofin eiinettG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
GnnSCntOiStuiunOtiaana cnIi fcrrnn
ibmisten ilmuilla.

&rince 9htpertisto l1bti perian-
taino latpolln Idottojoin IeitroSId
Tncouperiin m1mon Solf-nintinen
ltoinen ia b1nen 16 munoen ifGinen
poifoltio, iofa on 6 ioltoo 4 tint.
moo pitf1 ia pninoo 200 pounoo.
@iilitoiSto muotto oil Wnimo poi.
fineen oiitnut metiGf6ntpdsiG, fab
oefIon MALTA Sonorsoolin oIemaIs
ia, Sfeeno.joen rontollo. Sofia of
iieIlG fasnonrt ntIli-tDmlTen ia.
noin. @nIi ferran elGnGsiGGn bGn
nGti 8onors6olisic iitnon, iobon
bGn rp0mi nelinfontin. Sliti of pit.
fenut b1net noiien tpontteiiiin ia
talutti bGntG tGoestG. &un poiolle
onnettiin bonooni, ei ban tienlipt
mitG iillG teboG. iilIG ban ei foS-
fuon ollut niitG ip0npt, 8oimo ia
tettiin 8dncouberisio moaflnnon
mielempifoisten porontoIoon boibet
toipofii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
Niansfa iSttaS Nlnhrin.

&nnsfm ormeiio Rbiuen IetouI
Ia OIL rbbtDnbt oIfuuaImistlrfltr
iiirtDafieen pois gaiibriIto. GoinIe-
nen buIlihls on nntonit mdar6bf.
len ettd iotuiudfi on iteIta iiirretta
ma pois eIoflum 10 p:adn men
nesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
Slmaliifcnncpbtc0s GggstistG Sm

than.
2ontoo, gllabuoneesiu on IL
moilumiliSteri Soore ilmoittonlt
6allitufien periantteesio bplpGtlp-
neen ebbotufien iiniili-ilnniluliifen
teen Dl(GpitGniiefii G9pptin ia SSn-
tian mGlillG. SGnlGn ilmaliifenteen
on mGGrG forpoto nDfpiIin Ggnp.
tim ia Sl1tion mGlillG pGlGpioettpG,
joSta 61olebtipot iImoiluiotomoimot
Db0ellG mlorollu iofo toinen piiffo
ia jollo on itroteegiIet ia borioitus-
torfoituflct. On porboilloon fGiitel-
tGlpGnG erGs fonfreettinen e6ootuS
p6oeStG miitfolpuorosto tinlpounfin
Iiutntonn &antoran ia &orocbin ND
lill1. SimiiIiIentoo borioittoipio lii
febritpfiiG on feboitettt mobooIIiiim
man pinn tefemGGn ebOotltfienio to-
til IiitennettG porten &uitenfin on
ipieGG Iiiun oifoiSto ntGGrGtG pGi
rpGd, ioIloin tama Ififcnne ulfao.
@oltion opustitS iitG morten fGp-
nee tnrpeelliIetii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
SbcpberO luapnn mics.

Gbicogosia jo pitt1n aifao toilnin
naslo ollut oifeusjuttu Sbepberoia
mdStaon OIL nDt pG1ttpnpt. 2ailtatlln
ia mupnutti S6epberoin b6ntG mas
tom1 olleestu NcGlintocfin nlilio-
neeriormon, mlrboipptoflestG.
Sbepberoin ioptettiin antoncen
lmunntouoin baiillejn ottopojollecn
aibeuttoen mloren nilioneerin fito
lemon. @turbo ielitettiin tebopn tar
toituficlln lonon periG nuoren mie-
ben nilirOnut, ioioen oinoo perilIi-
nen SDepbero oil.
Sulltatunta oil eristettpnI miiii
tllntin ia 40 mimtuttia.
SbepberOiG mostaan Oh luielG
GplHelltlll lllltrDdlDDtos, tllnllttdln
niljoneeriorpon Gioin, Wtrs emma
gselion @tcGlintocfin murbaanniies
ta ieitlemGntoiStu puottu tofoperin.
&uomori Ebomos s. 9pnc6 iu((i
Ipptetpn ullefirjoittna oman tofout-
lenio tGSiG niinsla ia ollu spupoolla
iolallo jlttim tlutlustellnn osti.
Sbepberom latinliebct iclitthp1t eli
rSfomnnid ettG miirneiStG ipDt0stG
tulloun enGG fosfoon eiitt1mGGn Of
feuoeIlc. Spptosten oIfuperGinen re-
fila, G6icn9on fltnnulIisoifeuOeu D.
Iihtomari Slion fuitenfin pufllttti,
ettei juttu mieIG pGGttGnpt ia ettG
toinen Ibbtos tuIloon fGiittelcmGdn
eniinGiStG perltSteelliiemnlin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
GlGluG rnnmis.

]
erGs bernilGinen berra, jontu lllfll-
mimi olfoi Slid, @enelpe<-1 bnrjpit
tdlnnon tell0ien lp1litDsliitett1
SimrimInitto paifeutlitto lai ban
llieilta lueitiilGiiiltG tebtniltu Iuo-
tolla towaroito, iotto bGn beti npi
onlaun laStlulnIo. Scum tilitDflen
p0ipd tllli, ppDii 61n lpffGDStG fila
merlttfeello, eta bGnen liiffeenIG
oil melnDt buonoSti. Ntrttn erGGnG
tNuniino pGimGn1 oil iaomonlicSten
tGrlipGlliipDS lopuSin ia petolliIeIta
ndlitiGi1lti moooittiin moflllo. SD
oGsiadn jGtti bra s. iilloin @ene-
men ia lGbti 9erniin. Seuroopona
pGhpGnG iiiGlihpGt liittopGGfnupltn-
Gin iononloleboet fllolinilmoitustcn
iolttoSId maininman, etti bra s, o.
Ii tftiG fltollut gSiitfoo mD0ben-
min Inimot loomomiebet lelpein llrll
relnltiin momlstetun firieen roumo
S;ltG, "fuolleen IpmGsti iureWnlta
GibiltG". &irieesiG ieIitti t1mG fun
nallinen noinen, ioto innoi oletpon
ia rotapnrtion leSfi, eta, ban buo.
limotto f0Dbpp0estGGr, joSlu eli, oil
pGdttinpt lllnostao poifonIn iitou-
nuifiet ia teboG tp0tG natiuafieen
WG6iteIlen fuufoltiittoiiin IDbennDt-
i'm tltolleen ipelot.
SGGIin liifuttomino paStoiipot
ticimnut ioomunliebet bcti cniimGi-
leSid poStisio ettG be Min IurulliS
ten oloiu0teittcn mollitesin luopti-
mot lpantimoStd mufiuo taporois-
tuoH' ia toilet liirliipGt iaatqpanin
'poitto- ia toppiotiIille, eimGtfi enGi
ojatelleet oIioo.
&uhri muoii. Sra s, iofo eoe(-
lcen eli moboolliiimmon ilturesia bp
minnoinnisio ia iofo luonuolGiiesti
itlc oil lontimlt iuritrelmoiiet fir
iect, nauroi portooniu usfalletun
pilnnin tGpoeIliielle onniShlmiieIle.
WGltttn ie nnurno porboiten, iofo
piimetii nouroo. @rGGnG pGimGnG
joutlti ban 1ffiG taSnot pain fos-
moio erGGn iaomomiebenlG fonsio.
@nii DII6tpflesiG llitli tGmG nGfe.
m1ni1 SIN fotloisolennon, mlttto
1nietittp6Gn olioa tGGntpi ban polii.
lin pitoleen ppDt1en tittfimisto. ga
ma tiitfimlts pGGttpi Iiiben, ettG
S III fuolemo oil htntematon b1nen
fotitortpungisioan, mlttto iitGfpas.
toin bGnen 1itiniG oil oIlut poino.
jana 10 monto ipitotto.
ge6ioen tolioiioi6en tltItua titnne-
tuifii, nostiipot ioomomiebet ipbt-
teen Sta moStoon ioto iuoneittiin
ia paliontaon tierteIemGttG tefi tGp.
oelliien tirnnustifien. &Gtui IeIipil-
le, ettG bGnelGG 10 oil buonottonon
pitta ipntirefisteri, iiIlG bGnet oil
itieisio tontoneisio tuomittu wor.
fouf'isto ia petoflisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
ltnii fieItOloin pal,uelnsfnntu.

gsoin 400 fieItoIain po(ponnosIa
toiminittto benfiIoG tiIee mencttd.
m66n boiffonin emf eIoflum / p:nS
ioIIoin iuii poIpeIusfinto oshm
toimeeuio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
@nt. feiiari 8ilbelm fblpemGSu
Gnglantiip.

Soag. 9oornista iImoitetoon, ct
I'd ent. feiiori 8iIbeIm tiiIee oIesfe.
lenoon fplpptouoen georiuicbisIo.
Edmd on emf fertn ionu feiIori luI-
fenliienNo idIteen 0oor,iln Ioo hl-
man IGbteG iieItG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02

gSiime iuuntntoiho pGGii ucIjd
poltfio torfuun @ordtetten lirnos
ia. aorfuIaiiio Ell pield ole iuottr
fiiwni.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02

'Sotopdfed ia Giinoien Gistin ia
icnid OH ioapumrt moouiGristgaIcu
Oune ontomoon opuo fariipiIIe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
MaanjdristptlIa lan=
ueu DultiOisla

nlut0nu on Sniltn CurOuraslu,
6alif. fnollnt maonjGristDfleH len-
ramtlista 50 i6mistG.
8iime louantoino ia iunnuntui-
oamuno joutli neli1 SGnnen nal
tiota unfnran maarjdristDtien Of
teiIiin. y8altiot ppat: DtontaEa,
8poning, @oibington ia GuIiIor-
mia. Sonottopoo mobinfOa ei rRaon
iaristps tebnpt nliislo lualtiotsIn
patti @oliforniosia ia WtontanoSio,
ioisia lpaltioisla jGristps oil tubol.
ia, apieoen uleito ibnlisubreia, Ioto-
in ibnili1 loutfuantllt ia pll SO
100000 armoSto omoiillltta titRou
tl,i.
Suurirta bGpitpStG teti ronnjGs
ristpS Sdnta Barbara ninilcSlo
pnitosia, GoliforniuSin. Sout5ern
@ocific routatiepbtion iultuiieman
tieOon mufoon iiellG iltrmulttlti 65
ibntiStG ia iooasta tolrneen iataon
Iouffdortui. Slnlrin ola liitebuonei
to Stote-fooun porrelln on tu5olt.
t1tnltt. &altpun9in weiiiGili6u iltiflt
fSrtpi h lpeii tltlpaii toupitngin /.
t1puolelle berGttGen ibnliitsi1 tnlts
buo. I0Glpi0niG looneitteu rofennlf-
iien joufoSia oil Somorfono bntcl
Ii, nuii California boteIIi, 5on
MorcoS rofenmS, @lfiien rofen-
nus, @nIimGinen aonIalliSpanfti.
2lmeriton 2eeion'in rofeunus, p!ei-
men firjnsto- rofennlts, WtooSe.ieit-
ron banli, EresbDterto iellrofllnnon
tirffo, Soll Of 9tecoros, tur1liln
Iinnn, @I gtioo botelli, ct. 6rdnciS
botelIi. ct. Sincent orpototi io luu-
rim oiu arlington boteIliSto. @trs
Gborles S. 8erfins, entiien Bur.
Iipeton roittotiepbtion preiiOentin
Iesfi, iui Ii1r1noniu Burlington no
telIisio.
@1ooniGriStpS ioi oitonn uieito
tltItpoloin ia usfotoon, eta fuolleit-
ten li,Fat noltiee pnlio ilu1renundtii
eun tortemnot tieoot iooooon foll-
pungisto
Ronisln mllisiu poitoiSla GoIi.
forniosia tllnnettiin moan iDoUdb-
0uflio. WtontecitoSio bojoii ilutri
tcotterirofenmls ia muutomid fotu.
ia maioli. @oluioto nimiieSiG fmt-
ttrtsfsiu muttunio rofennlttiio idr
fui.
26ntiieslti Montonoslo oG noun
iGrtstps tltntinompdn frin oil ito
siosio poltioto. 9utten foltpuneis-
10 iotpupiiput foottiliIpnt jc fellot
ldftofiipot fGpnlGstG. Eofofuilbll
tpnItsit ibntifet. Somoin fGmi 9iI-
HttgisiG. 9lnoconoosio, @reot Sori-
isia, @aiioitIosin, 2ibinsitonesiu ia
&eIenosio @oIlotin Idofio Nfonto-
nosid tdrii enite mooniGristnflestd.
uieita mnonluiiirntiiio topobtli ia
noin $500.000 oruosto ratennuf-
Fa on lortltnitt. 9ontbort trnneIIi
@bicogo, WeiLiuoatfee & ct. Boll'in
re.itotielId inrtui iiiGGn. gapt on
Rnue Idbetettp 1000 miesta pubbis
tamoon rnutntietG.
9iiGtietoja GalifOrniasta.
$tistni-oomitro fobtoii uu!i
nooni1ristbs Sontu 9or6oroa ia
NtG ietitio te6oen lii1d b6iuitpstd.
Roriou fosipottoiio on inopunut
boitpitntiin ia BE opat fcrtoneet
hnrio utnoumoionmiIio fohohtit-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
lSnOmalaimcn rDO5tettD, terlunttn ia
bODbcnnettb ia ainntO iptptetp TIT.
leen.

@ronf 9iopisiisia, @ainn., fiirub-
tituot polotlintoIntiet iubonnusn0nG
ionnuittomoon tltItn 9orpio Slto-
men oiunnosto. Eitomi ilIotii beitG
postoon pIGferrostu. SoiIeen fc.
teen of iioottit nuoro, fopuIu oil
iuntSio, rlulmi8 Iipeltp ititopillo ia
iitte b0pbennettD. Suone oil iiIGltG
ilmilicfisiG &un fopltGo of ntettu
pois il1lsto, fertoi Euomi ettG fofii
tltntemotonto ntiestG tuli 6Gnen a.
Ilintoonin, iitoiipot bGnet, ponimot
fopulnn bGnen iuubunIo, iiiuelifpGt
iiiropillo b1nen rtumiinio ia Iitte
bop6eniinGt. Sen i1lfcen meiip1t be
bGnen robonio, $4,000, ia iitoinot
bGnet iGngpptolppnon. S1mGn iGI-
feen be iptpttimGt 6uoneen tltIeen.
'uta pelosti Suomen, nuttu
buone poIoi ia pieresiG oIeipo 10.
telliftn, ioten pobinfo tefi $4,000.
Suomi orlpelee nlieSten olleen nit
nonhtlettoiio jotfo oIiipot bGneIIe
lilittuneet IiitG finn ban oil nititto-
mio niiffoio litte ojonitt ne pois
tolonio eoustolta. BoIiiii IultIee Of
toipon rifoIhsten idIiiIId ia on tofii
10 pongittu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-07-02
eHatietOjo GulifOrniostu.

$tistni-oomltna fobtoii uu!i
moonidristbs Sonta @ortoroo ia
ftG ieiitio te6oen liiGG 6GpitpstG.
Roriou fosipottoiio on Iaopumut
boitpuntiin ia BE olpat fcrtoneet
Eiirio mnonmoioaluiiio topo6tu-
nsen Sonto 8orboron lGbistoud.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
Going's-On
In THE THEATERS

NATIONAL-Julia Sanderson in
mo, No, Nanette."
KEITH'S-Avon Comedy Four;
other acts.
EARLE-Fashion Revue; other
acts and films.
WARDMAN PARK-"scrambIed
Wives"
GAYETY-Powder Puff Frolic,
burleGQue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bar
thickness in ''The Beautiful
City"
STRAND-William Hibbs, ventril-
oquist; others and films.
MUTUAL-"Moonlight Maids"
hurlosQue.
PALACE-PoIa Negri in "a
Woman Of the World
observation-disclosures Dix in" The
Vanishing American"
RIALTO-"East Lynne; features.
TIVOLI-"The Coming Of Amos"
AMBASSADOR - "The Lost
World"
CENTRAL-Harold Lloyd in "The
Freshman"
SAVOY-"The Wizard of o.
AVENUE GRAND-''The Coming
of Amos"
Apollo California Straight
Ahead"
Notwithstanding of Wives"
NOTWITHSTANDING OF Wives"
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
FOR FARE
AT LITTLE
THEATER

For the opening Of the Thomas
Herbert stock season at the Ward
man Park Theater, adelaide Mat
theWs and Martha M. StanIeys
little farce-comedy, cramDied
Wives, is the attracron TINS
week. This - capiIai selecllon
for the neighD0rnood tneater since
It boasts much smart dlaAogue
ana its humorous plot slluhtFOns
are netther boisterous nor even
other than clean last Illn. Inc ne
Herbert Players nanole y hlcely.
Huth HARRISON recalleu IL0In
previous association Win the w.
tionA Tneater Fiayers' y the
much harraaseu ex.WlLe g Lns.
play VINO creales D0Ln c0l ~ -. -
ton ana em1a ~ ~
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
SCREEN DOPE

Colleen Moore has q potential
hit in I'VE Moderns, film yer.
sion of the Israel ZangwiII play.
which didn't impress the critics
great deal when il showed
here. The picture has been doing
great business everywhere, ard
all advance reports are highly
laudatory. Watch for 1t.
Another Drury Lane melo-
drama, Good Luck" is to be
put on the screen soon by First
National Maurice Tourneur once
was streng on adapting this style
Of film fare. and, in general,
il memory serves us right, it
was a long time between thrills.
Marion Davies. under the direc-
ton Of Sydney Franklin. has
begun work on Beverly Of
Graustarlx" for Metro-G oIdwyn-
Mayer, at Culver City.
Roy darcy. who contributed
the outstanding characterization
of recent months as the Crown
Prince in "The Merry Widow"
has the role OF the General.
George Arthur. who has been ris-
ing rapidly in general estima-
ton, viii be Prince Oscar.
The epic virus still seethes in
the blood Of Covered Wagon
Jimmy Cruze. Just now, hes
gathering data on "old Iron.
Sides and as likely as not,
the historic frigate Constitution
win be used in the picture, at
least as model. It is to be a
twelve.reel super-special.
Charlie Chapiin's next comedy
is going into production under
the title Of 1.-THE Circus" and
Georgia Hale, featured in "The
Gold Rush. will be his leading
lady once again.
The only thing that worries
us about this new picture is
Chaplin's flair for pathos, which
he didn't know he had until the
inteIlectuals analysed and dis
covered" him.
II he dares drag in "the break
ing heart behind the painted
SMILE" a Ia HE Who Gets
Slapped" I'll vote Stroheim for
the rest of my life.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
Treat at Swanee

Swanee patrons are due for a
special treat tonight when the
LIE Paradis Band will journey
down to Swanee for an hour and
present a special program Of
dance music. This marks the
first time that the LIE Paradis
band has appeared at Swanee,
and is designated by Manager J.
w. Wood as a "pre. Christmas
present" of dance music de luxe
for his. Swanee fans.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

Mr.. Thurston, the magician,
and Mr.. Blackstone, the magi-
clan, will fight it out over
the theatric palisades Of this
town next week. Mr.. Thurston
continues at the Belasco and Mr..
Blackstone goes into the audi
torium.
If they're any sort Of magi-
clans at all q large rumpus is
looked for. Mr.. Thurston will
annihilate the opposition con-
juring Mr.. Blackstone into thin
air, as he does the vanishing
horse novelty. Mr.. Blackstone
win retaliate, once he's restored
his old visible self, by saving
Mr.. Thurston in half, behind his
back, and keeping him in that
state for the remainder Of the
week.
And should the peIf not roll
in to the satisfaction Of Mana
gers Taylor and FosseS they
can shout:
Hey, how about conjuring b
few more dollars into our slurn-
bering tills -
Among the minor abomina-
tions of the theater is the drama
that requires q character To
lapse, occasionally, into French
Whereupon the sappy intelIi-
gents who have mastered that
tongue to the point where they
can translate, MY Grand
mothers shawl was lost IN the
Boulangerie," stage an i'm
promptu class IN guessing, cor
recting and pickering to the dis
tress Of other patrons who
wonder, if, after all, obedience
to the law forbidding homicide.
is worth while.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
Deep In His Teens
But Leads His
Own Band

Buddy Fisher, who is appear
ing at the Rialt0 with his
Chesterfield Boys, has the dis.
tinction of being Americas
youngest jazz band director.
Buddy is only II years Of age,
but is an accomplished artist
ON nine instruments, and has
played nearly all the big
vaudeville circuits as a single
feature or with his own or.
cheStra. S.
The Chesterfield Boys are a
talented group Of young jazz
kings, wI~o are "dishing out
the blues" in the hottest fash.
ion at the Ninth street house
in connection with the picture,
East Lynne"
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
kUsrybodys confidsnes===.=.=....s
THE GATE-POST
BY Harold Phillip
BY I'M RING

Samuel L. Rohafeps nothing unless
about the radio business than should
But the Of Roxy lot and anything ne does
#s.<sz
Roxy Mr.. Rothafel select millions,
shooting at the stars He's building theaer in New York.
W ptcs wy IN nm q ~ Xxx he Uentle
Roxy said recent luncheon York. bu modern
brought picture entertainment the
level of grand and big commonplace
What daring soul will point out that bringing the movies up 70
faint for pictures indeed?
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
New RiaItO Head

Fred j. Sarr, former eastern
division manager with Paramount,
has been named directing man
ager of the Rialto Theater, sue
ceeding James Carney. Mr.. Sarr
entered upon his duties this
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-21
Regular Rotary
Meeting Held

Although Chief of the State High
way Police Fred Sanborn, VINO was
scheduled to be the speaker at the
weekly meeting of the Gardiner
Rotary club was unable to be pres
ent, substitutes were provided and a
most interesting session enjoyed.
Chief Sanborn was detained on &C
count of his official connection with
the near tragedy at Winthrop. DIR.
w. r. Pierce of Gardiner and Wade
Jenkins of Palmer, Mass, made eff
ficient substitutes in the speaking
line.
Two new members We're welcomed
at the meeting Wednesday noon,
namely. II. II. Eldridge and Rev.
Edw. c. McAllister. The guests of
the occasion were, besides Mr.. Jen-
kins, Albert Greenlaw of Augusta
and S. u Howe of Portland. Besides
the usual inspiring Rotary songs,
Dave Kelly offered some specially
banjo Accomplishments which We're
well received.
DR.. Pierce, who is q member of the
local organization, was the first
speaker, talking on his own profess
sion, dentistry. He told of the
changes in the profession, and gave
many profitable hints on the proper
care of the teeth.
Mr.. Jenkins took as his topic
Defence" and was well qualified to
speak on this subject as he had
served IL years in the navy, two of
these being during the World war.
He advocated a Defence Day, not to
show off, but rather as a test of
strength.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-21
Special Meeting Tonight
Auspices Board of Trade

Tonight at 1880 at City Hall Win
be "A Git Up and Git Meeting m mn
der the auspices of the HaIyowsl
Board of Trade. Every man 49,
woman who is interested in the nro .
gress Of the city is expected to at.
tend. There will be representativss
OF Ward One and Ward Five tbers :
tell how they have done things i, 4
their wards and in particular Of tsa
work of the community clubs. n J.
hoped that there will be fun ran.
resentation from the three centr.,
wards of the city to form, if posslh,.
central community club. There NIL,
be other citizens with interesting
contributions to make to the ouestioe
of the citys welfare. In the word
of the flyer distributed by the Roar,
of Trade, this is "An opportunity "a
meet on common ground to discuss
common questions in common.a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-21
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