Night of a desperate plan ends in a fatal chase
Fergus confronts Ellen and Symes in a Manhattan apartment after Fergus threatens to jail. A gun discharges and Fergus dies by his own hand. police confirm he was wanted for murder in Pennsylvania. Ellen contemplates Larry while quieter domestic life resumes at Pine Street.
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Larry
Fergus
Symes
Eilen
Fregus
Molly
Myra
Bert
Pennsylvania
Pine Street
Molly Rossiter
Steady Progress in Treating Brights Disease
In the eighteenth century Richard Bright described kidney disorders but today bright disease is less common. Treatment focuses on diet with low protein intake and liberal water, with salt-free plans for swelling and careful urine analysis to distinguish kidney inflammation. Great advances now make Wrights disease more curable, but medical consultation remains essential for proper diagnosis and care.
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Arly
Richard Bright
Bright
Bright’s
Sir Richard Bright
Wright
Brights
Weight guidance for teens and skin care tips
A reader asks about healthy weights for a 17 year old girl and an 18 year old boy with heights given. The reply suggests weights around 142 and 118 pounds and to correct diet by cutting sugar starches and coffee, eat simple food, and avoid constipation. It also offers full particulars by mail. Another reader asks about boils carbuncles and facial pimples on an 18 year old on a farm with access to fruit and vegetables. The answer notes underlying infection and offers full particulars by mail after repeating the question.
The Greeks Had a Word For Them at Ohio theater
Ina Claire Joan Blondell and Madge Evans star in The Greeks Had a Word For Them at the Ohio theater with Lowell Sherman and Phillips Smalley. The trio’s coiffed charms and comic schemes drive a tale of penthouse plots and lavish gowns as viewers laugh at their quest for profit and romance.
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Ohio
Ina Claire
Joan Blondell
Madge Evans
Majestic
Fredric March
Kay Francis
Columbia
Frances Dee
Sidney Fox
Sys Iia Claire
Samuel Goldwyn
Ohio Theater
Digey
Joan Blondel
Madge Evana
Charmers
Ocean Lineers
Lowell Sherman
David Manners
Phillips Smalley
Bea
Gabrielle Chanel
Europe
Stony
Anne
Vnr
Claire Lowell Sherman
Family Feels Tension Over Happiness After Tragedy
Myra and Molly discuss Myra's son’s fate as Ellen insists on personal happiness. Ellen pleads that the family should let the son live, recalling the impact of a past tragedy. The scene ends with Ellen leaving the room in tears.
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Myra
Mother
Ellen
Lunar day eyes personal life over business
The lunar aspects for Tuesday March 29 favor domestic, social, artistic and affectional interests over work. Energies rise to high pressure and a child born that day should be energetic and aggressive, directed toward home and romance. Notable nativity: De Wolf Hopper, actor.
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Signo
de Wolf Hopper
Outburst of Jealousy Shakes Hugh Grantland
In a tense moment at the father’s house, Hugh Grantland confronts the idea that Madge may have a play produced by Philip Veritzen. His jealousy flares as he questions Madge’s ongoing ties to Veritzen and the influence of her husband’s permission on the project.
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Columbia
Columbia Theater
Sidney Fox
Frances Dew
Prater
Alan Mowbray
Russell Gleason
Carmel Myers
Lucille Webster Gleason
Edwin M. Knopf
Gladge Lehman
Hugh
Lee Chow
Hugh Grantland
Philip Veritzen
Veritzen
Madge
Hough Grantland
Dicky
Crass
Himmelf
Bob
Jim
Wick Smith
Red
Bob Smith
Dinner Dance Plans and backstage tensions in a writer’s circle
Adele Garrison portrays a literary circle where ambition, jealousy, and gender roles surface as Dicky praises a producer while the narrator weighs career dreams. Subtext includes offers of support from Philip Veritzen and a planned dinner dance for friends, hinting at future continuation.
Bob Smith’s Bolshevik Verve Sparks Family Anxiety
A humorous town piece imagines Bob Smith losing his temper and a car after a scandal and shifts into socialist rhetoric. His wife worries aloud, contrasting Bob’s past generosity with his current volatile talk about wealth, class, and fairness. The dialogue lampoons social tensions and a boss’s car ownership.
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Smith
Bob
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