Fanchon Back Again The Purple Diamond Revealed
Jeff Fanchon returns in a detective tale by Hugh Pendexter titled The Purple Diamond told in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. Readers follow clues and twists as the sleuth pursues the elusive gem in a period piece.
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the Purple Diamond
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Weed Out Day Forces In Prohibition Enforcement
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced a plan to correct weaknesses in state enforcement corps and to weed out officials not aligned with the enforcement policy. He signaled a housecleaning in the Pennsylvania organization following the decision.
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Co-operative Bank Men Meet For 284th Convention
Speakers at the Massachusetts Co-operative Bank Loc e convention at the Hotel Somerset urged publicity in paid newspapers to promote cooperative banking. A banquet followed with leaders present, stressing cooperative banks' role in easing housing and providing homes for middle class workers.
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Screen Gossip on Ralph Ince Lincoln ties and career
The article traces Ralph Ince s rise from Lincoln portrayals to star in two early Vitagraph features The Standard Bearer and The Battle Hymn of the Republic It notes his work with Selsnick Corp producing The Highest Law and Red Foam and mentions his marriage to Lucille Lee Stewart Born in Boston Ince began on stage and later moved to film
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Ralph Ince
Vitagraph
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Spanish Love in Pictures for Senorita de Soria at Liberty
Senorita Finita de Soria the Spanish prima donna closes negotiations to film Spanish Love in New York after her run in The O'Brien Girl. She will travel to Spain to shoot principal scenes and replaces Frits Scheff in the cast.
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George M. Cohan
Liberty Theatre
New York
Avery Hopwood
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Spain
Senorita de Soria
Frits Scheff
Child Star Miriam Battista to Star in Metro Special
Eight year old Miriam Battista, known for Humoresque and Smilin Through, will headline a Metro special directed by William Christy Cabanne after completing her latest role with Norma Talmadge.
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Metro
William Christy Cabanne
Ince urges fresher life and truth for screen drama
Thomas H. Ince advises photoplay writers to seek more life and truth and less repetition of worn-out themes. He argues untried authors have as much chance as veterans in breaking into screen drama rather than seeking fine literature or rhetoric.
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Thomas H. Ince
Leas
Answers to Questions Dick From Dover Scenario Tips
The text describes sending scenarios to the picture company scenario department where staff review, then executives, for possible screen adaptation. It notes Chicago Daily News content and a November 1 manuscript submission deadline. Mention includes Olive Thomas burial in New York City and a refused request for motion picture work.
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Mee Murray
Farewell Dinner Marks Closure of Bromfield House in Boston
A farewell dinner on April 7 marks the permanent closing of the Bromfield House in Boston. Guests recited The Bromfield Moise by B. Shillaber and son Ike, sharing toasts and memories of Colonel Crockett era and the famed courtyard well.
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Vallene
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New England
On Street
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Metcalf
Alea Signs Up With the Cubs
Grover Cleveland Alexander, famed pitching ace of the Chicago Nationals, signed a contract announced by club president William Veeck.
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CUBS
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Chicago Nationals
Wilam Veeck
Automobile Hit Injures Four Year Old Maurice Zisserman
Four year old Maurice Zisserman of 9 Seneod Street South End was severely injured yesterday when struck and knocked down by an automobile owned and operated by John H. Lewis of 1st Hudson Street Somerville while crossing the street.
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Somerville
Fainting Church Patient Credits Dr Williams Pills
Mrs. Taylor of White Horse New Jersey fainted during a church service due to dizziness and heart pains. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with stopping her fainting spells and restoring appetite sleep and weight. She urges others to obtain the remedy from local drug stores.
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