Immigrant Clampdown Delays Noted Celebrities In New York
New York July 13 United News reports a new immigration law detained famous figures including Count Lazslo Szechenyi husband of Gladys Vanderbilt and dancers Michael Fokine and wife. Jim Barnes the Pelham golf pro was released after British quota remained open. Charles Dillingham works to secure their release amid quota pressures.
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New York
United News
Lazslo Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Michael Fokine
James M
Fokine
Charles Dillingham
Hippodrome Ballet
Dorchester Man Hit By Auto In Back Bay Injury Severe
Dorchester resident Wolf Sonis aged seventy was seriously injured yesterday after being struck by a car at the corner of Commonwealth avenue and Hereford street in Back Bay. The vehicle owned by Harold C Buckminister of Winchester and driven by Russell Lee of the same address was involved.
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Wolf Sonis
Dunkeld Street
Dorchester
Commonwealth Avenue
Hereford Street
Back Bay
Sonis
Harold C. Buckminister
Everett Street
Winchester
Russell Lee
Mrs Eva Kaber Collapses Twice in Cleveland Murder Trial
Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber fainted twice in the Cleveland courtroom during her trial for the alleged murder of her husband Daniel F. Kaber, a wealthy publisher. Her brother Charles Brickel testified, denying that their mother set fire to the Kaber home due to illness.
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Cleveland
United News
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel F. Kaber
Kaber
Charles Brickel
Brickel
Mrs Raber Collapses in Court During Murder Trial
Mrs Raber, watching her brother, collapses twice in Judge Bernon's chambers during the trial of Marian McArdle and her stepmother, Moses Kaber. She is carried away and treated as physicians monitor her condition. Court adjourned with speculation she may testify tomorrow if her health permits.
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Brickel
Bennon
Bernon
Moses Kaber
Screen Gossip Peters Noted Star With Aussie Roots
Screen gossip notes Peters is a prominent leading man born in Australia with business interests there. His early screen work included In the Bishops Carriage with Mary Pickford, and The Great Divide with Ethel Clayton. His recent success includes Lying Lips with Florence Victoria and Isobel. He stars in The Man from Lost River and resides in Santa Monica with a son and new baby daughter. He maintains a home, a horse stable, and a kennel of pedigreed dogs.
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House Peters
Australia
Mary Pickford
Ethel Clayton
Florence Victor
Isobel
Louise Glaum
Lost River
Mr. Peters
Santa Monica
Studio notes on early 20th century Hollywood figures
Bessie Love won a dancing contest among Los Angeles film stars and received a large silver cup from Louis J. Gasnier. Ethel Clayton returns from a Yosemite Valley motor trip with family. William Scott to be leading man for Eileen Percy in an untitled Fox feature. Gladys Walton's Universal release is titled Short Skirts.
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Bessie Love
Los Angeles
Louis J. Gasnier
Pauline Frederick
Ethel Clayton
Yosemite Valley
Donald
William Scott
Eileen Percy
Fox
Gladys Walton
Universal
Tricky Theater Signs Highlight Silent Film Stars
In front of local motion picture theatres amusing sign curiosities advertise silent era titles. Examples include Is Life Worth Living starring Eugene O'Brien and Behind the Door with Hobart Bosworth, Life's Darn Funny featuring Viola Dana, and What's Your Reputation Worth? with Corinne Griffith.
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Eugene O'Brien
Hobart Bosworth
Viola Dana
Corinne Griffith
Ruth Roland Presents New White Eagle Serial
Ruth Roland launches a new Pather serial titled White Eagle. The production is described as a distinct Indian chapter play, offering a departure from her prior screen roles.
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Ruth Roland
Pather
Redskins Country Terms for Real Indians Cast
The passage notes that most action occurs in Redskins country with a few principals and a supporting cast consisting entirely of real Indians. The line emphasizes authenticity in casting beyond the main figures.
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Redskins
Actress Alice Calhoun Finishes Vitagraph Feature Peggy Puts It Over
Alice Calhoun has completed the Vitagraph feature Peggy Puts It Over and is now on location at an old fishing village near Cape Amberg for scenes of The Matrimonial End.
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Alice Calhoun
Peggy
Cape Amerg
Movie Gossip Clippings From Paris to Hollywood Names
A reader lists actors and studios with current projects and statuses. Rod La Rocque in The Discarded Woman Peggy Hyland in The Price of Silence Rudolph Valentino and Jean Acker split. Wanda Hawley Realart. Eugene O'Brien Selznick. Meighan Lasky. Crane Wilbur and Marshall Neilan divorces. Julia Arthur married. Francis Bushman and Beverly Bayne touring. Colleen Moore denied in The Unfortunate Sex. Also notes Lillian Hall Vitagraph Hurricane Hutch and asks about Desert Gold cast.
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Realart Company
North Occidental Boulevard
Los Angeles
Cal
Eugene O’brien
Selznick Pictures Corporation
West Fort Lee
N. J
Meighan
Lasky Studio
Hollywood
Saco
Cedar Rock
Buck Jones
Tom Mix
Juanita Hansen
George Cheseboro
Mellon to Speak to Senate on Refunding Allied Debts
Secretary Mellon will explain the administration bill granting blanket Treasury powers to refund allied debts before the Senate finance committee. Senator Borah cited a London Times report proposing a 15 year delay in British debt payments. Senator Smoot denied any such agreement and warned immediate interest charges would hurt Europe and American commerce.
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Washington
Mellon
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Borah
Idaho
Senate
London Times
United States
Finance Committee
Smoot
Utah
Europe
Government may merge War and Navy under single head
Washington July 13 The government reorganization committee weighs combining the War and Navy Departments under one executive. Walter F Brown says plans may be ready in 10 days for the President and Cabinet and then Congressional leaders. In West Roxbury two painters, James McDonald and Peter Beck, were injured when staging collapsed at 87 Belgrade avenue injuring them from a 35 foot fall.
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Washington
War and Navy Departments
Walter F. Brown
James McDonald
Broadway
South Boston
Peter Beck
West Newton Street
City Hospital
Belgrade Avenue
West Roxbury
Craig Scenery Company
Funeral for Dr. Gallivan Held at Gate of Heaven
Funeral services for Dr. William J. Gallivan 56 longtime director of the tuberculosis division at the Massachusetts State Public Health Department will be held Saturday at his home 743 East Broadway South Boston followed by a solemn high mass of requiem at Gate of Heaven Church He died yesterday from heart trouble noted as sudden in the peninsula area where he was widely known Congressman James A Gallivan was his brother and arrangements were to be completed today.
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William J. Gallivan
East Broadway
Boston
Gallivan
Gate of Heaven
Division of Tuberculosis
Massachusetts State Public Health Department
James A. Gallivan
Pageant Rehearsals Resume at Plymouth Foot of Cole's Hill
Outdoor rehearsals of the 300th anniversary pageant resumed on the land water stage at Cole's Hill Plymouth. The first full cast practice since last Sunday's storm followed improved weather and cleanup led by H N Chase.
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Plymouth
Cole’s Hill
H. N. Chase
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