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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1920
Page
8
The play follows Reggie Irving as he woos Angelica while trying to prove he is the ideal husband. The comedy explores the limits of romance for an unmarried young man in a lighthearted farce. A Tom Mix Comedy and a Bray Pictograph accompany the show.
A New York society gathering centers on a hypnotist demonstration. A prominent woman subject wears a priceless blue pearl necklace. Lights go out briefly, the pearl vanishes. no intruder or exit seen. The mystery unfolds as Atlas presents The Blue Pearl today and tomorrow.
Mary Pickford stars in Pollyanna at the Princess delivering the first on screen laughing death scene. Frances Marion wrote the script and aimed to capture a poignant moment as Pollyanna and her father face death together.
A Mix thriller shown at the Lyric today and Monday along with a Rolin comedy featuring Snub Pollard and Sam M. A Pathe News reel captures scenes from the Frontier celebration. Charlie Irwin and Miss Wyoming appear in the street parade, offering locals a chance to spot acquaintances in photographs.
Public seeks more than amusement and the Princess theater responds with Passerby today and tomorrow. The Broadway stage hit and film adaptation feature an all star cast and are expected to draw big crowds for a compelling show that entertains while delivering subtle truths.
Sheridan Wyoming reports officials fear the slaughter of Yellowstone Park elk continues with numbers dropping from 55 000 last year to 21 000 now due to harsh winter and summer feed shortages. The party noted bears and antelope remain plentiful while park roads suffer washouts and construction damage.
Buffalo powers into Sheridan county race season with an upcoming 40 mile marathon from here to Buffalo. The Buffalo Stampede, set for August 30 and 31, is sponsored by Powder River post No 18 of the American Legion. A $269 purse awaits the winner.
Robert R. Wimmer of Cres ton Ta reading from a bulky valise in Sheridan explains his plan to go to Buffalo to "knock the devil out." He says he will burn crepe de chine remnants from eight peep show waists and preach on the streets and indoors. He intends three weeks of revival work in Buffalo before returning to Sheridan.
Reverend Hartman declines Sunday announcements for Owens Chautauqua but supports Cheyenne hosting the event. He notes lectures are instructive and amusements clean, and says attendees will benefit. Signed Etaoin Nu.
A fragmentary cartoon caption satirizes self help hype about gadgets. The panel hints at a gadget press button and a catchphrase, reflecting comic tone rather than specific events or figures.
A fragment from a period edition urges readers to contact the Messenger Service for delivery if Tribune or Leader is unavailable. The text then makes a xenophobic remark about Chinese views on cheese and notes how in South African diamond mines the bluish clay yields about one karat per ton.
An old health ad claims iron deficiency weakens the body and nerves and that organic iron Nuxated Iron restores strength. It prescribes taking two five grain tablets thrice daily after meals for two weeks, then retest strength to judge gains with a money-back guarantee from the druggist.
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