Anita and Mary Recall Vita graph Era Hollywood Tales
In a gossipy sofa chat, Anita Stewart and Mary reminisce about Vita graph days, fellow stars, and the Ladies Dressing Room. They tease Henry Walthall about age and discuss Boston memories, a vanished $20, and a Sunday parking summons as the group plans departure for Hollywood studio life.
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Mary
Anita
Dorothy Kelly
Kelly
Henry
George
Mrs. Walthall
Margaret Reed
de Valera
Boston
Henry Miller
Margaret Anglin
Tremont Theatre
Langham Hotel
Washington Street
Rudy
Walthall
Junius L. Walthall
John P. Walthall
Cotton
Alabama
Hollywood
Dorothy Gish
Anita Stewart
Lizzie
Anita Sewart
Jim Robinson
Wifie
Los Angeles
Grauman’s Theater
Filling in the Map's Blank Spaces With Policemen
The Canadian government plans to raise the Royal North-West Mounted Police to 5000 men. The article recounts Inspector Pelletier's 2243 mile northern expedition from Fort Saskatchewan, discovering the Dog Rib country, a vast caribou herd, and an Eskimo village led by Lucky Moore. It notes two other expeditions, Mellor’s 1910 patrol near Great Slave Lake and MacLeod’s 1911 patrol north-east of Fort Vermilion, reporting unknown seas, lakes, and mountains, and warnings of poisons believed by local tribes.
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Royal North-West Mounted Police Force
Great Lakes
Inspector Pelletier
Fort Saskatchewan
Edmonton
Dog Rib
Artillery Lake
Great
Hudson Bay Company
Northlands
Pelletier
Scotland
Arctic
Hudson Bay
Lucky Moore
Hamburg
Lake Ontario
MacLeod
Fort Vermilion
Wales
T Mellor
Great Slave Lake
Buffalo River
Mellor