Jane Cowl Debuts on Screen for Goldwyn Pictures
Jane Cowl will make her screen debut with Goldwyn Pictures in a major story by a renowned American author. The role promises intense emotional depth and national audience appeal, with Cowl set to leave studio work in late summer for a touring stage run of Lim Time, a play she coauthored with Jane Muffin.
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Jane Cow
Goldwyn Pictures
Colonel Watterson
Miss Cowl
Goldwyn
Jane Muffin
Jane Cowl
Vaudeville at Broadway Excels In Pantages Show
The Broadway theater presents a standout vaudeville act with a strong singing dancing ensemble. Edith Storey stars in Aladdin From Broadway at the People's theater tonight with two showings, plus two more vaudeville numbers tomorrow featuring Mae Murray in The Primrose Ring. Fox’s A Daughter of the Gods, starring Annette Kellerman, debuts next Thursday and Friday after a massive, engineering feat in the tropics.
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People's
People’s Theater
Aladdin
Broadway
Edith Storey
Mae Murray
Paramount
William Fox
Annette Kellerman
Mr. Fox
Tropics
Ir. Fox
Seation
Ambulance Field Service Praised in France Exhibit Planned
An American ambulance field service is lauded by Marshal Joffre's aide for aiding wounded on the French front. A May 29 theater program will show two films about the service with Lieu tenant Roeder present to lecture. Proceeds benefit the service and equipment purchases. About 150 college students have left studies to enlist.
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American Ambulance Field Service
Great America
Marshal Joffre
M. M. Palmer
Roeder
France
Bailey
Men of College Entered War Service to Aid the Wounded
The passage recalls volunteers who left college to join the American ambulance field service in World War I. Their aim was to aid the wounded on the French front, risking lives to save others. The effort, born from hospital needs in Paris, grew into a world recognized, enduring service, inspiring by its sacrifice.
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France
Paris
Business as usual in larger Iowa cities persists
In Des Moines on May 27 the third Sunday of attempted enforcement of the Iowa blue laws saw business as usual in most cities. Cigar stores and brug stores opened again while twenty four proprietors were ordered to appear in court Monday. The laws were generally obeyed in rural counties and ignored in larger towns.
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