Battle Cry of Peace Shown at Liberty Theatre
The Liberty Theatre will exhibit The Battle Cry of Peace next Wednesday and Thursday. A Washington Times report describes how 2,100 people in line, police order, and the surge of patriotism transform spectators, from composed women to eager crowds, as the film stirs a nation’s heart.
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Payton Stock Company Shows Versatility in Cumberland
The Payton Stock Company performs Diplomacy in Cumberland, highlighting the ensemble’s range as players navigate well crafted minor climaxes. The offering will be repeated tonight after a strong matinee of Kick In.
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Payton Stock Company
Cumberland
Victorien Sardou
Partic
Actress Insures Hair For Fifty Thousand Dollars
New York reports Adele Blood, famed for long hair in The Devil's Toy, insured her tresses for 50 000 pounds after a near catastrophe on set. A flame from a crematory scene drew a strand toward the furnace, saved by a quick acting crew member Harrington More.
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New York
Adele Lteod
Har
Payton Studio's Cast and Scenery Impress Audiences
A locally praised production by Payton management features a well cast ensemble and scenery that meets the highest standards seen in this city.
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Ularly
Payton
Brother slays sister and suicides in Windber tragedy
In Windber Pennsylvania on February 4 Raphael de Provio aged 22 killed his sister Mrs Marguerite Bertinochio at 1911 Cambria avenue by slashing her throat with a razor. He then returned to his home at 1907 Cambria avenue and killed himself with the same razor dying almost instantly.
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Marguerite Bertinochio
Raphael de Provio
Cambria Avenue
Cotton Market in Brazil and U. S. Cotton Prospects
A United Press dispatch from Rio de Janeiro explains Brazil’s cotton trade amid drought and high prices. It notes 300 mills, 75,000 workers, and a buyers’ combine profiting behind a four cent duty while prompting calls for export duties or tariff cuts to influence supply and prices for American cotton buyers and Brazilian growers.
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