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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1925
Page
2
A compact, period toned column blends sentiment on the Scopes trial with reflections on motives in religion and politics. It cites J Frank Norfleet pursuing vaudeville, the Liberal Church of Denver granting Cl scopes a doctorate, and mixed views on Coolidge and the Canton situation.
A Dallas News snippet muses on gender notions through a humorous exchange about hats. It contrasts a man thinking his wife may buy a hat with a wife feeling entitled to a new hat whenever her husband buys cheap cigars.
Editorial notes attack Johnson grass in Clarksville business areas and condemn local hayseeds as seeders. The piece contrasts newspaper headlines changes at Dallas News with reader reactions and criticizes anti prohibitionists, predicting continued dry policy debates.
A newspaper notes Lillian Gish signing a new contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It highlights MGM executives and future benefits for Gish and audiences, contrasting past opportunities with D. W. Griffith era. It mentions other film figures such as Harold Lloyd and Kate Price in relation to industry trends.
Film history notes King Bagott, once a matinee idol, returns as director on the Universal lot. He will direct Bill Hart in a bid for a movie comeback, with Tumbleweed set for Joseph Schenck. Lew Cody recalls being named Fresno Raisin Carnival king before crowds of 200000, joking about royal titles and sobriety.
Jetta Goudal argues in local suits that women should not be conscious of their clothes claiming no woman looks well dressed unless unconscious of her attire. The remark targets fashion expectations amid Paramount litigation and public reaction.
A clipped review notes Charlie Chaplin will finish The Gold Rush after more than a year of work with some actors already on payroll for months. Critics cite cost, tax tactics, and delayed passion, while acknowledging the film may justify the investment if it proves good.
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