The Best Wives by Region according to Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix weighs regional types from New England to the Far West in 1924 advice on the ideal wife. She argues heredity and environment shape character and offers portraits of New England, Middle West, Far West, and Southern women as fitting different husbands.
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United States
New England
Wai
Middle West
S O
Far West
Temptation and aftermath of Helen Drew’s hurried escape
Helen Drew leaves Peter Powers and her old life, planning to start anew with Bob in Rat. The story follows her conflicted emotions, numbness, and resolve as she travels by taxi to begin a future with Bob while facing potential heartbreak and regret.
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Peter Drew
Helen Marshall
Lob Powers
Helen
Rob
Peter
Marjorie Stapleton
Bob
Lori
Fifth Avenue
Cyclone Rider and Dual Role Thrillers at Theaters
The Cyclone Rider stars Dare devil Reed Howes in a thriller at The Fair. Leatrice Joy returns in a new dual role in The Mission While Behind Two Guns features J B Warner in another action night at The Liberty.
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Daredevil
Reed Howes
Leatrice
J. B. Warner
Theaters Closed For Marileg Booster Day At The Pals
All theaters closed this afternoon for a Marileg booster day at the Pals. Reopening early this evening.
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PALS
Wile
Cyclone Rider Thrills at Fair Theatre Show
The Cyclone Rider stages a blazing car stunt at the Fair theatre, breaking records daily and drawing huge crowds. Bets shift as Lin Carter and William Fox enter the race, with Thomas Buckingham guiding the entry while Reed flows and Alma Bennett star in the lineup. The thrill continues with the finale promised tomorrow night.
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Lincoln J. Carter
William Fox
Atre
Thomas Buckingham
Tom Had
Reed Flowes
Alma Bennett
Evelyn Brent
Charles Conklin
Margaret McQuade
Ben Detley
William Bailey
Frank Beal
Buckingham
Behind Two Guns Opens at Liberty Theater
A riot and a roar mark the J. B. Warner Western Behind Two Guns at the Liberty theater today. The cast includes Hazel Newman Marian Sais Otto Lederer and Jay Marley with thrilling stunts and innovations touted as top entertainment for local patrons.
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J. H. Warner
Liberty Theater
J. B. Warner
Hazel Newman
Marian Sais
Otto Léderer
Jay Marley
Changing Husbands at the Mission theater
Paramount comedy centers on a rich wife seeking a career who secretly roams with an actress she resembles. Leatrice Joy plays both roles while Victor Varconi, Raymond Griffith, ZaSu Pitts, Julia Faye, and Helen Dunbar support. Cecil B. De Mille oversaw the production.
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Paramount
Mission Theater
Hfe
Lada Cowan
Wiggin
Saturday Evening Post
Elizabeth Alexander
Acress
Leatrice Joy
Victor Varconi
Raymond Griffith
ZaSu Titts
Julia Faye
Helen Dunbar
William Boyd
Frank Orson
Puntribe
Cecil B. de Mille
Things You'll Love to Make Things You'll Love to Make
Ad copy describes a craft card table cover and globe with a playful listing style offering items at one and one-half cents per word. The brief promotes creativity and inexpensive personalized goods for eager makers.
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Globe
Pattern for No 2147 and beauty tips for the thin
The article describes fabric and trim options for pattern No 2147 in sizes 16 to 42 inches with three short sleeves and a 15 cent price plus 10 cents for a large Fashion Magazine. It also includes Lois Leeds advising a beauty program with breathing, diet, and rest for underweight nervous women.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
New York
A Wetching Scarf Cape Fashion Note
A 1925 Public Ledger design describes a scarf cape worn over a simple frock for outdoors. The piece features an oblong plain silk across the back, scalloped bottom edge, and lining contrasting with the plain material. A coordinated long scarf is made and scalloped ends bound in contrasting color.
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Publice Ledger Company
What's What by Helen Decie Parlor Music and Amateur Singers
The piece discusses hosting a house party musical interlude after dinner. It suggests informal singalongs of romantic ballads suit amateurs and notes arranging singers on the piazza to reach an unseen audience, with professional performers preferred when crowds are present.
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Istenera
Public Ledger Company
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