Jeanie MacPherson Vacation Amid New York Buzz
James W. Dean visits Jeanie MacPherson Cecil DeMille's scenario chief as she seeks rest in noisy New York. Amid traffic, signs, and studio lore she discusses film trends, her method for scripting The Ten Commandments, and Constance Talmadge’s song rights.
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James W. Dean
New York
Jeanie MacPherson
Astor
Salome
Cecil DeMille
America
Enario
Miss MacPher
Paramount
Game Rooms at Athens Y M C A Feature
A view of the two game rooms at the Athens Y M C A shows areas for boys and men, each opening from fellowship halls. The article notes about 200,000 free games were played last year, calls for doubling equipment, and explains a $15,000 current expense drive to fund wholesome recreation for boys and young men.
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Banner-Herald
Athens
O'Brien's Minstrels Promise New Scenic Marvels
Early visitor notes the January 24 date for Gabby’s Colonial, with O’Brien’s Minstrels billed as leaders in minstrel show entertainment. The troupe pledges novelties for the coming season, a new scenic mand a wardrobe, and a show that demonstrates continued innovation in public entertainment.
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Yen O'Brien
Abe
O’brien
O'Brien
Slaton Praises Georgia At Candler Dinner Ovation
Editorial writers across Georgia praised former Governor John M. Slaton for a speech at Asa G. Candler’s dinner in Atlanta. Slaton lauded Georgia's self-reliance and highlighted Candler’s role in buying Georgia bonds, founding a college and hospital, and shaping state progress. Attendees from across the United States called the event unique in American history.
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Atlanta
Georgia
John M. Slaton
Asa G. Candler
Slaton
Asa Candler
Candler
United States
New York Judge Emerges From Georgia Ties
Atlanta reports recount the inauguration of William Harmon Black to the New York Supreme Court bench. Georgia connections include Eugene Black of Atlanta Trust Company and C Black of the mortgage department. Hon Thos Folder, longtime Atlanta attorney, gave the principal address, with Felder praising the Georgian and Southern roots.
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Atlanta
William Harmon
Black
Supreme, Court of New York
Eugene Black
Atlanta Trust Company
American Ned Cross
C. Black
Trust Company
Thos, B. Folder
New York
Praise for Judge William Harmon Black by Georgian speaker
A speaker eulogizes Judge William Harmon Black praising his noble lineage and long career. He notes Black’s bar practice alongside a prominent judge, his connections to Henry W. Grady, and his rise to the bench. The speaker, a Georgian and Southerner, lauds Black’s exemplary qualifications and influence in New York City.
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Henry W. Grady
William Harmon Black
Van-Nid fragrance teaser promises a tempting trial
A synthetic scent labeled Van-Nid is marketed as alluring, inviting readers to try it. The brief note highlights its fragrance appeal and urges trial use without detailing ingredients or origin.
Cage Games For Go Fraternities
The Pan-Hellenic council plans another basketball tournament among fraternities. University students look forward to frat games with keen delight. Peculiar incidents predominate, but good basketball is shown. A silver loving cup will be awarded to the winner.
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Pan-Hellenic Council
Fine Cut Glass Reduced 25 Per Cent
The entire stock of cut glass will go in the House Furnishings Sale at a reduction of 25 percent.
Window Shades Sale Offers Ten Percent Discount
Local retailer advertises window shades at a ten percent savings in an upcoming sale. Shoppers can visit the store to compare styles and materials and take advantage of the limited discount during the promotion period.
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New N.Y
Athens Railway & Electric
Hancock and College
Cage Games
Ket
Studebaker
Mivken Boon 4
Ik Rd
Gellen
Lawler Motor CO
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Herald
Martin Brothers
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