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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
14
A terse fragment hints at Peery in a persistent pursuit or contest. Details are unclear, but the brief suggests ongoing effort and a notable performance challenge against unspecified opposition. Further readable context would clarify participants, location, and outcome.
The Lyric presents The Pit by Wim. A. Brady Picture Plays Co. with Maurice Tourneur producing. The film features a wheat pit scene with real brokers and workers in the financial district and is hailed as a sensational achievement in crowd management on set.
As continental conflict begins, Paris’s top couturiers Worth Poiret Paquin and Doucet halt couture shops and march to the front. American designer Melville Hite gains prominence for Winter Garden costumes, with Pills responsible for ensembles in Dancing Around at Capitol venue theatre tonight.
A chaotic fragment describes a film titled The War of the Wild at the Atlas. A lioness escapes from a cruel trainer and an elephant collision drives the plot. The ending involves the lioness’s fate and native violence, with a male lead's perilous fall and rescue hinted.
Leading actress Violet Mersereau headlines the film adaptation The Adventure of the Yellow Curl Papers. The production centers on a perilous mystery with Mersereau solving clues and facing danger.
A Daily News Rotterdam correspondent cites Count Reventlow in Deutsche Tageszeitung describing the Zeppelin raid over London as not affecting the war, predicting large scale air activity over Britain in fine weather to influence the war’s course. He criticizes pinprick measures as ineffective.
The Cheyenne Motor Club and Lyric Theatre management plan a road race Sunday if road conditions permit. The event, postponed twice, hinges on safe, drivable streets for competitors and spectators.
Hundreds of people scan Leader Want Ads each morning, using the listings to purchase items and find services with practical profit in daily commerce.
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