Barbara Hawley in a Christmas page turn at the Telegraph
Barbara Hawley navigates romance and work at the Telegraph as McDermott assigns a Christmas woman’s feature. Jerome Ball reappears, Lydia Stacy’s party ties loom, and a suspect scarf linked to Norman Hollowell sparks intrigue. Barbara confronts love, loyalty, and her own ambitions amid newsroom chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hawley
Bru Reynol
Telegraph
Ife
Adrew McPermott
Betar
TPF
Lighthouse Inn
Jerome Ball
Mae Ma
Road House
Norman Wollowell
Barbara
Lydia Stacy
Oald Hollowell
Dee
Jerome Kaliana
Bob
Stacy
Bruce
McDermott
Mr. McDermott
Barabara
Harbara
Bob Jeffries
Winnifred
Rainy day tea shop encounter foreshadows romance
Barbara endures a soggy commute to a teashop meeting after a tense exchange with Jerome. She observes fellow patrons and rues her muddy stockings before a chance sighting of Bruce with a mysterious woman hints at possible romantic complication to unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Jerome
Baba
Bob
Arbara
Women's Civic Progress League Rooms
Bruce
Milton Sills Stages His Best Movie Fight
Milton Sills delivers his biggest physical confrontation in The Knockout at the Colonial theatre. The film tops his prior feats in The Spoilers, a landmark screen fight, with Sills facing a climactic bout described as the greatest on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Sills
Sills
Colonial Theatre
Oliver Tres
Sills Plays Rugged Hero In The Knockout
Film star Sills, known for virile roles, battles John Kolb in a tense river sequence in The Knockout. His robust fighting in the Canadian waterway left him bruised with a black eye for days, marking a high point since The Making of O Malley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kolb
Sills
M. D. Crawford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Giria
Ioletta
Ted
Harvard
Violetta
Feld
Perso
Gutang
Jerome Pali
Daffodil
Poinsettias
Begonias
Fernstmas
Cherries
Fallon
Florist
Bluefield, W. VA
Dairori
Harry
Schoenhut Outfit
U. S. Army
Ives Boats
Ives Toys
Ives
W. H. Harry & Co
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield
West Virginia