William Farnum in Fighting Blood A Minster's Fight
Lem Mardy, a Kentucky lumber camp worker played by William Farnum, becomes a minister after a frame up and prison sentence. He faces a gang led by Blake in Red Dog while confronting Evie Colby and the camp’s corruption as Gray exposes the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Hardy
William Farnum
Kentucky
Henry Colby
Lem
Blake
Evie Colby
Dorothy Bernard
Evie
Pinto
Gray
Lew
Marie
Olay
Youthe
Colby
Nake
Eric
Amd
Faro Bank
Red Dog
Rane of
Toneha
Lem Gore Weet
Big Bill
Hig Bhi
Make
Betty
Campangel
Bob Carroll
Hetty
Sam
Big Hii
Carroll
Lem Mardy
The Beloved Vagabond at the Atlas Theatre Tomorrow
The Atlas presents The Beloved Vagabond a Pathe Gold Rooster color drama starring Edwin Arden Elias Milford and Kathryn Browne Decker produced by Edward Jose. This six reel adaptation of William J. Locke follows Gaston de Nerac a celebrated architect who returns to England with honors and pursues love with Joanna though misfortune tests their bond. Paragot finds meaning in a simple cottage after missteps and heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Pathe
William J. Locke
Edwin Arden
Elias Milford
Kathryn Browne Decker
Edward Jose
Iver Vagarondy
Gaston de Nerac
Paragot
France
England
French Academy
Joanna
Marguerite Clarke Seeks New Southern Story
Marguerite Clarke writes from northern New York describing her mountain tale Out of the Drifts and asking the FPament Players Film Company for a warm southern project. She says she is frozen solid and will need four weeks of warm weather to thaw out. she is at the Lyric theatre today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Clark
New York
Fpament Players Film Company
Lyrie Theatre
Graft at the Atlas Today
A promotional note touts the serial Graft at the Atlas claiming scrutiny of food price schemes and the heavy hand of crime. It urges families to see the show weekly and promises each episode contains a complete story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlsa
Carranza Would Welcome Battle
An official proclamation fromFelix Ding to the Mexican and United States public states that any act of Carreome and ble advie ore is void if He Dias regime is restored. The message, promul gation in San Antonio, declares Carreform and related moves will be nullified should the regime return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Carreome
Dias
Felis Ding
Cai
Vere Oras
Bates
Mesico
Diax Promises Equal Footing for Creeds in Reorganized Army
Diax declares an inclusive national army with all creeds and sects treated equally as he and colleagues secret to obey the orders of the real chief. In El Paso officials cite extensive troop movements near Juarez to protect the Mexican Central Railroad and pursue outlaw Pancho Villa under Gen. Luis Gutierrez. Carranza orders thousands more troops to drive Villa from the railroad line through Chihuahua.
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Diax
Uing
EL Pasd
Tex
Juans
Carrants
Juares
Luis Gutierres
Chihuahua
Proycisco Villa
Carranas
Villa
Michigan Primary Filing Closes Amid Ford Joke Claim
Barriers for Michigan's first presidential primary closed at noon. Republican candidates include Senator William Alden Swift, Henry Ford, and William G. Simpson, former Progressive of Detroit. Ford calls his petition filing a joke though he claims to have taken it seriously.
The Sleeping Beauty Pageant Delights Convent Audience
The Sleeping Beauty presented by four primary grades at the Convent of the Holy Child Jesus drew a full auditorium. Sixty four children starred with singing dance and dialogue in two acts seven scenes. Miss Florence Kelley directed the production with notable performances by Margaret Talbot Joseph Horisby and Barbara Mohatt among others. The Convent orchestra provided musical interludes and the minuet finale was a highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Kelley
Convent
Coree
Margaret Talbot
Princess Amoretta
Joseph Horisby
Prince Belamore
Hirabeth Wilde
Hazel Gottachalk
Annabella
Owen Treastle
King Watway
Alaters
Donald Forsyth
Tie for sore tired feet ad ad from old ad copy
An old-fashioned advertisement touts a foot remedy claiming to cure sore feet with a Tie product. It promises relief from burning toes, corns, and swelling, and urges purchase of 42 cent boxes at drug stores and a “whole year’s pod countod” offer.
Eternal City at the Lyric Promises Moving Photo Drama
A Pall Mall era review notes Eternal City at the Lyric as a superior photo drama. Pauline Frederick leads a large Famous Players cast with Rome settings including St Peter's Forum Coliseum Vatican and St Angelo's Castle. The production highlights realistic scenes and strong performances from Holdin Losee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
Hall Caine
Tionna Roma
Pauline Frederick
Rome
Miss Frederick
Famous Players Company
St. Peter's the Forum
Coliseum
Vatican
Castle of
St. Angelo
Chamber music concert listing with student performers
Miss Jeannette Mullen leads first violins joined by Mrs Forsyth and several named students as second violins and cello. An organist, bass drum, snare drum, triangle, and other players are listed. The play will be repeated this evening. Try a leader wanted for the desired results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Mullen
Mrs. Forsyth
Rita Kinney
Loretta Stapleton
Irma Corcoran
Josephine
Mullen
Marion McGlincy
Julia Simons
Masters Albert
Swanson
Samuel Asher
Thomas Smith
Winifred Dickens
Lorraine von Powell
Grace Leman
Helen Cooper
Bella
Triangle
Dorothy Hopkins
Strikers Ordered Back to Work in Leadville
The state industrial relations commission issues a proclamation demanding about one hundred striking workers at the American Emerting Refining Company return to duty to resolve outstanding grievances. A remedy advertisement touts Bromo Quinine Laxative for cold relief with a signature reference to EF. W. Groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Colo
Coramiesio
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Vig
BLOOD
Fletcher
What Is
Castoria
Leff Ltd
Atlas Theatre
Marguerite Clarke
Carranza
Rori
Sleeping Beauty
Wy Toot
the Lyric
Ben
Pope
aVilum
St Peter's
Pope Plus XL
aVtican
Roma
Bonelli
Pitvid Rossi
Thomas Holdin
Frank Losee
Seldon
Harry P. Hynds
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
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