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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1923

Page

2

Neer Do Well Meighan Picture Shot in Panama and Costa Rica

The Paramount company led by Director Alfred E Green filmed The Neer Do Well in Panama City Colon Canal Zone and Tobago for six weeks. Scenes included Old Panama ruins Cherokee prison and Union club with Panama Canal locks filmed from air and ships. Return stop in Costa Rica featured San Jose mountain resort and a baseball game.

Thomas Meighan Paramount Alfred E. Green Panama Rex Beach Comany Canal One Colonial Theatre Panama City Colon Canal Zone Tobago Morgan Union Club Panama Canal Locks Costa Rica San Jose Paramount Company Alfred Green Republic Senor Parraz San Cocho Meighan

The Third Alarm fire drama at Rialto Theatre

A vivid account of a city fire department in action from alarm to extinguishing a major blaze is depicted in the film The Third Alarm starring Emory Johnson. Fire Chief R J Scott of Los Angeles aided staging of authentic scenes. A brief note follows about a Grimsby youth named as stock holder in a club linked to liquor sales during prohibited hours.

Emory Johnson Rialto Theatre R. J. Scott Los Angeles Grimsby Eng

Old Patriarchs Hear Ancient Voice of Israel

Hollywood correspondent Jack Jungmeyer describes Cecil B. De Mille filming the prologue to The Ten Commandments, noting 230 orthodox Jewish extras chanting Hebrew verses as Moses leads the exiles. He praises the scene’s emotional power and the cast and crew’s sacrifices amid hard location work.

Israel Jack Jungmeyer Hollywood Pacific Beach Cecil B. de Mille Theodore Roberts Moses de Mille Pharaoh

Girl Defeats Five Ton Elephant in Africa Safari

Report from Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson after their two year Africa hunt includes a photo play by Metro Pictures titled Trailing African Wild Animals. Mrs Johnson, a slip of a girl, reportedly shot and toppled a nearly five ton elephant near Paradise Lake after a perilous safari starting near Nairobi.

America Martin Johnson Africa Metro Pictures Corporation Colonial Theatre Mrs. Johnson Paradise Lake Nairobi

Mrs. Johnson Fends Off Elephant With One Shot

In a water hole encounter, Mrs. Johnson fired her elephant gun as a charging bull closed to under twenty feet after Mr. Johnson missed four times. The shot toppled the monster, ending the danger and earning respect beyond fear.

Mrs. Johnson Mr. Johnson Johnsons Ling

Parisinspired duvetyn coats with henna linings and sashes

Smart Paris coats feature duvetyn lining in henna or blue crepe de chine. Wide duvetyn sashes tie at the front, exposing the colored lining in a bow for a chic, decorative effect.

Paris

Silk jumpers and crepe bound garments gain sleeves

A developing fashion note describes hand crocheted jumpers and silk crepe items bound with braid adopting wing sleeves, noted as the season's attractive trend.

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Panama Canal Zone Lasky Studios Rameses Charles DE Roche Rameses the Magnificent Red Sea Cila Lee Jhe Ne’er P. A. Powers Adulea Chautauqua Bluefield Fonia Paramount Picture Tom Meighan Colonial Orchestra Adolph Zukor
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