Nan of Music Mountain at Strand and Elite Wallace Reid
Wallace Reid stars in Nan of Music Mountain at the Strand and Elite theaters. He plays Homry de Spain a western avenger who cleans up a gang and seeks to avenge his father's murder with a romantic intrigue involving the gang leader’s daughter. Filming took place near Bear Valley North Carolina.
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Nan
Music Mountain
Wallace Reid
Wallace
Frank H. Spearman
Everybody's Magazine
Frank Spearman
George Mulford
Mr. Reid
Theodore Roberts
Ann Little
Beid
Bear Valley
North Carolina
Kitchen Lady Review Delivers Mack Sennett Style Mayhem
The Kitchen Lady packs unusual laughs driven by Eddie Cline directing two reels featuring a bear a goat a cat and a fish. Lilm Summerville Louise Fazenda Glen Cavender deliver solid work as the animals steal scenes and the comic timing aims to spark audience chatter and laughter.
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Strand
Today Extra
Paramount
Mack Sennett
Peter Milne
M. P. News
Sennett
Eddie Cline
Lilm Summerville
Louise
Fazenda
Glen Cavender
Glen
Mr. Ciiie
Devil Stone at Elite Theatre Today
Artcraft releases The Devil Stone at the Elite marking Geraldine Farrar’s sixth film with Lasky. Cecil B. DeMille directed and Jeanie MacPherson wrote the scenarios for the series. The story centers on superstition with Farrar in a modern role.
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Elite Theatre
Artcraft
Farrar
Joan
Miss Farrar
War Relief Work Progress in France
Special to the Banner from Atlanta details the American Red Cross war relief efforts in France and the Southern Division covering Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Florida. It notes a total appropriation of 30519259 through April 1918 with 14019889 for military relief and 9556482 for civilian relief including refugees tuberculosis child care and reeducation of blinded and mutilated soldiers. The piece invites annual membership at 1 dollar and highlights ongoing Southern Division drives from the Christmas appeal for 10 million new members.
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Atlanta
American Red Cross
France
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
America
Red Cross
Parisian Sage Hair Invigorator Ad Touts Benefits
An advertisement promotes Parisian Sage as a scientific hair care product. It claims to stop hair loss, cure dandruff, and condition the scalp. Promises money back guarantee and describes the fragrance as delicate, non greasy, leaving hair soft and fuller looking.
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Ulmachiea
Peter
Man of 200 Foot Fall Dares Flying Corps Training
An aviation trainee at a national camp fell two hundred feet during training yet suffered no scratch. The incident is noted as the city prepares for the marriage of Miss Watson and Mr. Collins at Emmanuel Church this Friday afternoon.
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Miss Watson
Mr. Collins
Emmanuel Church
McCoy
Perfect Womanhood and Female Health in a Farrar Film
The piece promotes Lydia E Hornes Pink Pills Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments linked to suffering from functional disorders. It notes the film features a familiar supporting cast including Wallace Reid Hobart Bosworth James Neill Horace B Carpenter Tully Marshall Raymond Hatton and Theodore Roberts.
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Lydia WB
Pinkaam
America
Farrar
Wallace Reid
Hobart Bosworth
James Neill
Horace B. Carpenter
Tully Marshall
Raymond Hatton
Theodore Roberts
New Musical Program at the Strand by the Parise Duo
The Parise Duo, popular with Strand patrons this week, present a full program of New York selections and musical comedy hits today. They will perform after each picture at 2 4 6 8 and 10 p m with the first show at 1 30 p m. Early arrival advised for choice seats.
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Strand
Parise
New York
Moon
Grocers Endorse U S Food Administration in Atlanta Meeting
About three hundred Georgia wholesale grocers gathered in Atlanta to pledge full cooperation with the national food administration. Dr Andrew M Soule urged conservation and diversified crops while praising Woodrow Wilson. John B Talmadge Jr of Athens presided as speakers warned against cotton overproduction and urged patriotism in wartime eating and farming decisions.
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Wsew
Atlanta
John E. Talmadge
Athens
Georgia
Soule
Rrr
United States Food Administration
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Andrew M. Soule
Gaorpla
Dr. Soule
Woodrow Wilson
John B. Talmadge, Jr
Whee
Teagan
United States
South America
Argentina
America
Hoover
Europe
France
England
C. H. Kelley
Washington
D. ¥. McClatchey
Food Administration
No Camouflage In This Story
A Cincinnati authority promotes freezone as a corn remedy. He says a quarter ounce costs only cents and, with drops on a tender corn, pain disappears instantly. The corn can then be lifted out with fingers as the drug dries and shrivels the corn without irritating surrounding skin. He notes it could help wives who wear high heels.
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Cincinnati
Service Station Goes Cash Basis in 1918 Notice
Special notice states from February 1, 1918 the service station will operate on a strictly spot cash basis for all customers. G Cartey and Wallace Moore join to manage Dodge Nash and Hudson service, promising prompt and efficient attention.
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G. Cartey
Wallace Moore
Dodge
Nash
Reward Offered for Clarity in The Public Fund Plan
A $100 reward is announced in this paper for readers who help decipher a plan funded by a supreme fund. The notice mentions Drusciesse in connection with the Bee plan.
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Ell Drusciesse
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Jesse L. Lasky
Kitchen Lady
Elete
Geraldine Farrar
AT the Strand
ELITE
Wallace Reip
Janvot Mu
Geralding Farrar
Grocers
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