Newsy Breezes From Nearby Shore Resorts
The Walnut Beach Ha Wa Ya club plans a Walnut Beach splinter chapter in Imeld Massachusetts. Organizers include David Whitham Leslie Whitham and Joseph LaFleur former Walnut Beach residents. The bureau notes rescue awards and social gatherings at cottage gatherings with neighbors and a large beach community. A storm causes damage to a main bungalow on Cedar Street leading to insurance questions and safety concerns. Fire pump tests and beach residents’ news fill the rest of the item with social events, guests, and local notices.
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William Jenkins
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Tegt & Secret
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Meg Haven Gas Light Company
Y Ford
A Portrait of Trotsky the Man
A literary portrait portrays Leon Trotsky as tall and vigorous with bold vocal timbre. The observer notes his aggressive energy and intense passion, tinged by sadness in dark eyes, amid remarks on intellect and self‑regard.
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Asia
Somebody Is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life wheelsete
The Telegram feature by Briggs presents a lively clash of ideas as a brilliant butterfly wagers she can alter a man’s outlook. Thrilling action unfolds as the two stars stay highly active, delivering strong screen entertainment. Also includes other photoplays.
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Butterfly
Prices Soar as Victory Sparks Stock Market Rally
New York July 18 The Allied success on the western front sent an unprecedented surge of optimism on the Stock Exchange. Brokers shouted, buying pushed prices higher through the day as the market stayed buoyant. Bond activity featured Paris 68 rising three points amid war news. Major gains occurred in Steel 108 1-2, Sumatra Tobacco, Baldwin Locomotive, Mexican Petroleum, Tobacco Products, United Cigar, Texas Company, Republic Iron, and Industrial Alcohol.
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Paris 68
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Tu. &. Steel
Sumatra Tobacco
Shorts
Baldwin
Mexican Petroleum
Tobacco Products
United Cigars
Texas Company
Republic Iron
Industrial Alcohol
South Craft Report Details Coastal Storm Narrow Escapes
Reports report several small craft damaged or driven off course by a Connecticut coast storm. The Mary F. carrying potatoes from Mattatuck creek to Bridgeport was blown five miles off course and damaged. the Crandall from Branford to New York broke its crankshaft and was idle for a week. Two schooners at Steeplechase Island shed shells and floated off as tides rose with minor damage. A girl with notable appearance drew attention on Main Street.
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Harry E. Gates
Bridgeport
Mattatuck Creek
A. O. Crandall
Branford
New York
Charles Island
Crandall
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Steeplechase Island
Plaza The Claw Attracts Big Crowd At Plaza Theatre
Clara Kimball Young headlines a strong bill at the Plaza with emotional acting praised by patrons. Tom Linton and his Jungie Girls entertain on the hill in The Up-to-date Missionary while Poli's showcases Albertina Rasch dancers in a grand ballet style act. The program also features Jimmie Connors, Farrington and Mills, and other vaudeville acts. The Yoke and other reels add dramatic variety at nearby houses.
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Farrington
Mills
Poli
Metropolitan Opera
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Albertina Rasch
Theda Bara
Inder
Miss Gara
Albert Rouget
Fox
Mayo
Elsie Williams
New Meaning of 3 8 V P Turns Up at Factory Dinner
A vice president in charge of production at a large plant invites foremen to a dinner with RSVP on the bottom of the invitation. Foremen misread R S S V P as recently selected vice president, causing humorous confusion about attendance.
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Indianapolis News
Everybody Owns a Real Car in Flickerville
A Hollywood tale notes Olive Thomas visiting her sailor husband Jack Pickford in New York. Two cars in Los Angeles bear her name on licenses while she travels from San Diego to finish her latest film Toten. Her Stutz roadster, damaged by a telegraph pole, underscores the era of star mobility and studio life.
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Triangle
Olive Thomas
Jack Pickford
New York
Los Angeles
Olive
San Diego
Toten
Thirteen Figures In Newest Metro Play
Metro director Mason Hopper begins work on the film As the Sun Went Down starring Keith Storey. The first scene shot was Number Thirteen and the final scene Number 218, both on Fridays the last day of May. Thirteen retakes occurred during filming at Metro's west coast studios in Hollywood with thirteen ensemble extras used.
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Metro
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Eeith Storey
West Coast Studios
Hollywood
Stopper
Hoodoo Numeral Brings Luck to Metro Director
The case cites Avery using thirty nine as a symbol three times thirteen. Hopper, of French ancestry, is noted among superstitions, yet the Metro director asserts the so-called hoodoo numeral has long been his luckiest.
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Avery Case
Hopper
Metro
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