The Caddo Herald
March 7, 1913
Airdome Reopened
Mrs. Gus Goodman has become proprietor of the Airdome, which has been closed all winter, and has placed an up-to-date machine, besides new opera chairs, roof and otherwise remodeled this house of entertainment. The roof was put on so that the weather conditions would not interfere with the show. In pretty weather it will be rolled back, thus insuring comfort at all time. The opening performance was given Tuesday night to a large audience.
May 16, 1913
Airdome Extra Special
The proceeds at the Airdome tonight will be divided with the Methodist Church choir, the money to be applied to the piano.
Besides three extra feature reels, there will be some splendid extra music. The Caddo orchestra, assisted by Prof. Koehler, will furnish that, and illustrated songs will be sung by Miss Vista Slack, and Carroll Franks.
Two performances remember, so if the house is crowded for the first, you can see the second. They begin at 8 and 9:15. The selections for this entertainment are something very good, and something that everyone will enjoy. The admission will be 20c and 10c. Be sure to come.
September 26, 1913
This week the meat market and Thompson’s Tailoring Shop moved out of the Baxter building, which is being remodeled, and Mrs. Goodman will move into it with her moving picture show. Mrs. Goodman has been giving a good line of shows all summer and has enjoyed a good patronage and is moving into the brick for winter quarters. She has purchased a new screen, known as the mirror screen, which will reflect pictures in a lighter hall, and they are much better. The floor will be inclined and plenty of seats installed for every occasion.
October 24, 1913
Showing at the Electric Theatre (Mrs. G. Goodman, Prop.):
October 24
Father and Son—Feature
Civic Pride, all New York Dept.
He Would Fix Things
October 25
The Coming of Gretchen
A Father’s Love
The Hunger of the Heart
October 27
Shipwrecked--- Feature
Almost a Wild Man
Rise and Fall of McDoo
October 28
Delayed Proposals
Yokohama Fire Department
Broncho Billy’s Strategy
Her Mother’s Oath
October 29
Weekly 53
Alkali Ike and the The Hypnotist
A Fight to a Finish
October 30
Songs of Truce
The Daughter of the Sheriff
Matinee Every Saturday Afternoon at 2:30 o’clock
May 15, 1914
As a part of the pre-commencement entertainments, Mrs. C. E. Johnston at the home of Mrs. D. B. Williams Wednesday night entertained the seniors and juniors. Those who attended report a splendid entertainment. Mrs. G. Goodman last night entertained the seniors with a box party at the Electric Theatre.
February 23, 1917
Mrs. Goodman last week installed a new electric popcorn popper and peanut roaster. In its operation everything is done by electricity. The corn is parched or popped by electrically heated plates, is conveyed, buttered, cleaned and sacked without the touch of human hands. This enterprise is quite costly, but doubtless will prove a paying investment.