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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
8
The Imperial offers four days of features. Tonight Buck Jones stars in Sunset Sprague a happy cowpoke drawn into a mine theft plot with a plucky girl owner. Saturday Doug Fairbanks headlines The Nut a romance with comic mishaps and a dramatic ending.
Connie Binney plays Mary Malloy a poor scullery maid in New York who borrows to survive with a magical silver pebble cup that serves as her loan lifeline. The cup drives adventures and romance through the film shown Sunday.
Monday’s bill includes Charles Chaplin in a feature and Back to God’s Country from Tom O’Brien Curwood story. Both films promise notable showings with early return engagements at the Imperial.
In the Allianee tennis tournament Black defeats Tipple 8 6 10 8 to reach the semi finals where he will face Prince. Bennet beats Vanderlas 6 3 6 3 and meets Morrow in the semi finals after a three set night match halted by darkness with Bennet leading 9 7 6 1 and 6 6. The eventual finalists will play Black and Prince.
The pastor returns to the pulpit Sunday morning after a weeklong trip to Denver via Henry Ford. He reflects on beauty and spiritual need, announces a tri state Epworth league institute in Crawford starting Monday for seven days with camping options and fees. Evening service will be at the Baptist church with a sermon by Rev Epler.
A humorous tirade mocks editorial quality and circulation trade with anecdotes about a distracted boss, drunkenness, a preacher’s endorsement, and locals like Jesse Miller and the Scottsbluff police. It notes traveling men at the municipal pier and ends with a playful nudge to readers to draw their own conclusions.
A column blends rustic humor and social notes. A bank scene with a colored man seeking a loan sparks tense dialogue. Tax questions haunt farmers. A note on a Nations League editorial and a Campfire Girls camping trip adds lighter reflections.
Advertises fine lisle sleeveless union suits for women in all sizes with a band or bodice top and versatile fits. Prices listed at 98 cents.
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