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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1916
Page
12
A wartime film program at the Lyric Theatre highlights The Battle Cry of Peace as a powerful national showcase. The production is billed as a major motion picture achievement and a strong antiwar statement, depicting enemy advance, New York defenses, and urban destruction.
Noted actor Mr. Charles Richman headlines a Vitagraph production featuring a large cast of 25 thousand national guardsmen, five hundred horses, eight thousand participants and substantial backing from army navy and administrative leaders in a grand preparation.
Julia Dean stars in a scene driven play where a neglectful husband pursues diversion and a lively young woman stirs jealousy. The tale follows a wife who yields to new temptations then returns to her husband after a birthday celebration for their child.
Washington Feb 21 The Hamilton Brown Shoe company ofLouis has been found guilty of unfair competition against Wolfe Brothers Shoe company of Cincinnati and must pay damages of about 44000. The Supreme Court today upheld a lower court ruling that the large owner of damages named by a referee be held and Hamilton Brown co. is liable.
Dispatches report rapid Turkish forces retreating as the grand duke’s Caucasus army advances. Conflicting signals describe movements near Vetrogorad with Turkish and allied units engaging and reeling back.
The supreme court fixed Wednesday morning for hearing arguments on reviewing the sanity proceedings for James C. Bulger, player in a Lieyd F. Nicodrus case, with counsel seeking full review of the sanity hearing and an application for a writ of certiorari. The case involves an earlier jury verdict and a request for completion of execution stay.
A vaudeville style program at the Amuse theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday features Stolen Magic a tale of East Indian conjuring. Raymond Hitchcock Mack Sennett and Mabel Normand star with a flashback sequence showing a temple raid a mystical Key to Magic and comic chase scenes ending with a chaotic escape and resolution.
The Atlas bill today features the DeGarde brothers flying gymnasts to open greet audiences with applause. Winifred Stewart sings in a rich baritone followed by Welser and Reiser creating light comedy. The Marrionette Hippodrome promises lively animated figures to end the bill.
Premier Asquith proposes 420 million pound war credit raising Britain's total war spending to about 1.2 trillion pounds? 1,200,000,000 pounds. He cites European conflict costs and cites estimates for Germany France Italy and others with figures in billions of pounds and dollars.
An old health column urges warm clothing and plenty of water to combat rheumatism. It promotes a folk cure using Baltu and lemon mixture to purify blood and support kidney function, claiming relief within a week.
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