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Harrisburg Telegraph, Harrisburg, Pa., November 28, 1914

The Property Man Scenes

& „A GLIMPSE OF MARKET STREET,

HARRISBURG, PA.,“ with the

Colonial Theater, postcard in color, undated, card cow

& Central Penn (...)

      Miss Ada Dickinson, assistant organist at the Colonial

Theatre, Harrisburg, and teacher of voice in the

Barrington School in that city, left on July 7 for New York

to take a six week‘ course in music. (...)

      Walter J. Hurley, manager of the State Theatre, Allentown,

has just been promoted to be managing director

also of the Rialto, both Wilmer & Vincent houses, in that city.

Three years ago Mr. Hurley went to Allentown

from Harrisburg, where he was publicity representative for

the six Wilmer & Vincent theatres. At that time

he took charge of the Orpheum, Allentown, which was then

changed from vaudeville to a motion picture house,

with many improvements, and was renamed the State. Two years

ago Mr. Hurley married Miss Viola Burd, of Harrisburg,

an accomplished musician, who was organist in the Colonial

Theatre, in the latter city.

(...) Motion Picture News, July 22, 1927

„A rattling comedy film”

Advertisement/Editorial content. „COLONIAL (...)

The Property Man, a rattling comedy film in two parts, will also

be exhibited for the last times to-day.– Advertisement.“

      Colonial, 280 Market Street, Harrisburg.

      The Property Man Revival.

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