League of Nations Debate and World Peace Vision
A lengthy article recounts Wilsons push for a League of Nations based on Fourteen Points and Covenant provisions, contrasting pro and anti positions. It defends U S involvement, cites parliamentary battles, and argues Americas duty to join to secure postwar peace, disarmament, and justice.
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Theatres Pours 7 With Hope Eden and Deep Purple Bill
The bill features aviatrix mind reader Eden as headliner at Polls theatre with The Deep Purple photo play in a cast of fifteen from five fields. Plaza shows Alice Joyce in Dollars and the Woman with a large cast and Exidie Polo in The Vanishing Dagger. Empire teases Jimmy Valentine, while West End presents Constance Binney in The Stolen Kiss and Back to the Kitchen.
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Alice Joyce
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Exidie Polo
Palace Theatre
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Frances Nordstrom
Dunham and O'Malley
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Empire
Jimmy Valentine
Metro
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Bert Lytell
Empire Theatre
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Vola Vale
Eugene Pallette
Wilton Taylor
Marc Robbins
Robert Dunbar
Winter Hall
James Farley
Finis Fox
Sol Polito
Sidney Ullman
Maxwell Karger
West End
Constance Binney
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Lucille van Slyke
Miss Binney
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Commodore the blue-fired mandril headlines Angling Brothers show
The blue-fired mandril Commodore, once a mascot on a U S training ship, joins the Angling Brothers and Barnum Walley Shows in a July 5 appearance. He and keeper Tom Brown reflect the creature’s climate sensitivity and fame as a favored menagerie member.
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Mighty 200 Circus Opens With Mammoth Program
The 200 circus, formed by consolidating the finest animals from two American circuses, debuts a stupendous revue and the longest street parade in history. It features unprecedented trains, numerous clowns, horses, and people, creating a grand super-institution praised by many outlets.
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