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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
6
A refined stage comedy with a prominent Broadway lineup plays Dudley’s venue on Monday and Tuesday. The production promises smart society humor and sharp performances from notable actors of the era.
May confronts Herbert Waterbury about a forged fortune and a $14,000 loan repayment. He admits some lies about wealth and a Pittsfield house, then vanishes to the hotel detective. May discovers his theft of luxury hotel items and ends up penniless on the boardwalk, reeling from betrayal.
The Borozone remedy claims fast healing of flesh wounds, cuts, sores, galls, burns, and scalds in stables and homes alike. Apply liquid Borozone to wash germs then use Borozone powder to complete the cure. Prices range from 6c to $1.20, sold by N Murrary, Druggist.
A bronze sculpture by Italian sculptor E. Bondi represents an inebriated trio of old New, titled Drunk. The piece, praising Hollywood spirit, decorates a prominent town corner and reflects a witty ceramic tribute.
Adolph Menjou headlines the comedy drama A Kiss in the Dark with Lillian Rich and Aileen Pringle. The stage play adaptation follows Walter Grenham a charming philanderer engaged to Janet Livingstone while Betty King flirts, threatening the domestic dream until Menjou’s clever scheme saves the day.
A fragmentary line hints at a scene where a character explains everything and seeks Janet, while Menjou’s resolve signals a decisive moment. The tersely presented text suggests a dialogue-driven exchange within a larger narrative.
Inez from Hollywood arrives Monday and Tuesday as a vivid screen vampire in First National’s Inez From Hollywood with Anna Q. Nilsson starring as blond, in a claim of the greatest picture of its kind.
Witnesses reported a frightened crowd on Fifth Avenue as a monkey frightened pedestrians. Police and animal control responded to the incident, diverting traffic and securing the animal. No injuries were reported and the monkey was captured for safe handling.
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