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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
2
Hedwig Wangel, once Germany’s leading comedienne, returns to the Berlin stage as Madame Bonivard in Alexandre Bisson’s farce The Surprises of Divorce. After years of philanthropy and a health battle, her comeback was hailed by German theatre luminaries.
Horses and men star in Black Cyclone shown yesterday at the Idaho theatre where it runs all week. Rex the wild horse impresses with a near miraculous personality on screen as Fred Jackman directs. Guinn Williams plus Kathleen Colling and Christian Frank support a tale of romance, rivalry with The Killer, and daring rescues across the plains. The program also includes a comedy and news reel.
Tokyo politics at center as Prime Minister Viscount Kato faces internal party strife and cabinet reshuffle. The piece traces Kato’s bold move forcing resignations, reappointment, and a shifting Diet majority amid Seiyukai and Kenpo party dynamics impacting Japan’s government stability.
In Boston and Maine records, Thomas Mills of Massachusetts has served 48 years without a single reprimand. He began his railroad career September 12, 1877, at Lenoxville P Quebec on the Pussumpise division and will soon retire from active service. The piece notes a 17,000 ton Grinsholm as the world’s largest meter boat run by diesel engines.
Review notes a lively Ved-V4 entertainment season with snappy dances and clever jokes. The main film She Wolves stars Alma Rubens and Harry Myers in a human drama adapted from The Man In Evening Clothes, praised for its restraint and empathy. Shapiro O Malley You-Vil farce How Doors He Brand Off draws laughs, Hanley Sisters offer musical numbers, and Amaranth Sisters close with You-Vil Fantasy dancing and acrobatics.
Theatregoers will find Hell's Highroad worth seeing as Leatrice Joy stars in a tale about money, love, and social climb. Rupert Julian's production offers detailed sets from tenement districts to Coney Island and includes comedy and newsreels. An inquest report notes state mine official Lambie traveling to Welch for two miners' fatal explosion inquiry.
A dubious report claims General Dudenny orders passports for every horse in Russia to curb thefts. It asserts horses must be named and graphed, with owner papers shown to police on request. The piece notes low peasant horse ownership and warns of peasant revenge burning live.
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