Spectacular Lyric bill features Dustin Farnum drama
A live presentation at the Lyric stars Dustin Farnum with Winifred Kingston in a dramatic battle scene as 500 marchers attack a White Caps settlement. The Princess Theatre showcases Special Adapted from Hall Caine with Dugzard in Arctic scenes and a London fog effect directed by Highs Ford, famed for pioneering stage weather. Catherine MacDonald leads with Milton Sills, Jack Watt, and Theodore Roberts in supporting roles.
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Living Film
Hugh Ford
America
Katherine MacDonald
Theodore Roberts
Milton Sills
Jack Helt
Fritzi Brunette
Dustin Farnum
Lyric Theatre
John Brown
Cne Geolteman
Indiana
Winifred Kingston
London
Princess Theatre
Antartle
Highs Ford
Haé
New York
Mr. Ford
Catherine MacDonald
Jack Watt
Blizzard and Fog In This Photoplay
A brief note describes scenes from the photoplay The Woman Thou Gayest Me featuring realistic imagery of blizzard and fog. The description highlights atmospheric effects and setting as part of the film's mood.
Vulcanizing Business in Los Angeles Y M O G A School
Fragmentary note mentions a vulcanizing business in Los Angeles connected to Y M O G A School. Service, location, and scope unclear due to incomplete OCR but implies a local commerce item and institutional link. No dates or figures readable.
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Los Angeles
Y. M. OG. A. School
Lynching of alleged slayers shocks Pueblo
Reported on September 13 governor Shoup condemned the mob action in Pueblo where two men were lynched after being held at City Hall. He promised to use all powers to pursue leaders and ensure punishment, warning such vigilante acts undermine law and threaten national peace and safety.
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Springs
rolman_Kyans
Pablo
Associated Press
Advice on liquidating Wherry bonds and seeking fair prices
The speaker urges those forced to sell Wherry bonds to use banks or reputable bond brokers to obtain fair market prices rather than pawn brokers who offer poor deals. If funds are needed urgently, he suggests the post office or a bank or trust company may provide quick support, noting 100 cents on the dollar with accrued interest in ten days.
No. 4 Wants To Go Home Reflects On Postwar Roles
The speaker declares no long term political aim, claiming to be a common American and not a partisan. He recalls his role abroad, noting the crowning achievement as railroad commissioner who shipped food during a critical shortage, and emphasizes that America’s task in Europe remains vast after the war.
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Europe
America
Path of patriotism in world affairs colors senate debate
A fragmented 1920s political passage criticizes isolationist schools of thought while praising Senator Reed of Missouri for backing the League of Nations covenant. The piece frames Wilson’s Paris mission as idealistic yet doomed without national unity and questions America’s stance after the Paris talks.
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Reed
Miscouri
Wilson
Paris
Poo
America
General’s return greeted with clamor at war department
The general toured offices prepared for the American expeditionary forces closure. He was hailed on streets and mobbed at the war department as clerks clung to him, thrashing eager hands to greet him. He pressed through the crowd with a smile, enjoying the reception.
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War Department
Lost shoe mix up message and assorted notices
A garbled notice requests the return of a wrong pair of shoes from Paul Milulxo of 711 Carey avenue. Separate classified items include a furnished rear- area room for rent at 1061 W, a 5 passenger car for sale at $200 after overhaul, and a garage listing at 418th and O Neil with dates 13 14 16.
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Paul Milulxo
Carey Avenue
Dovner
O'Neil
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