Vamping Venus and Lilac Time Shine in 1927 Screen Notes
First National's Vamping Venus stars Spee O Donnell with Charlie Murray and Louise Fazenda as Carmel Myers flaunts red hair in Hollywood gossip season. Colleen Moore Gary Cooper lead Lilac Time at the Mission with Eugenie Besserer as Moore's grandmother.
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On to Reno and Four Feathers headlining at local screens
Mario Prevost reports On to Reno a modern divorcee comedy marking Cruze’s debut as associate producer with Cecil B. De Mille. The film shot at Metropolitan Studio ties to Landis We’re All Gamblers, while Four Feathers stars Fay Wray with Richard Arlen and Arnold Kent. Filming shifts to Hollywood September 24. Merian Cooper and Ernest Schoedsack oversee Sudan sequence.
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Hoover prepares second speech as campaign tempo rises
Washington dispatch reports Republican nominee Herbert Hoover weighing invitations to extend his planned four speeches. He seeks time for Elizabethton October 6 focus on industrial issues and may visit Texas Illinois or Missouri as supporters press for further appearances before his California home vote.
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Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin: A World Favorite Laxative
Dr Caldwell began practice in 1875 and published Syrup Pepsin in 1892. The liquid vegetable laxative was marketed for women, children, and the elderly, praised for gentle relief from constipation and associated ailments, and claimed to be the world’s best selling laxative.
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