Vampire film at Grande Theatre features Mme Petrova
Metro Pictures presents Mme Petrova in The Vampire tomorrow at the Grande Theatre. The plot follows Jeanne an outcast who becomes a famed as a Vampire after illegal marriage, and entangles an American attache and his father as schemes unfold culminating in a complicated reconciliation and perilous romance.
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Metro Pictures Corporation
Mme. Petrova
Grande Theatre
Jeanne
Europe
Legation
New York
A Daughter of the Sea at Liberty Theatre
The Liberty Theatre presents A Daughter of the Sea on the Equitable program starring Muriel Ostriche as the Down East fisherman's daughter who becomes a heroine and chateauine through love and sacrifice. The production features strong staging and solid support from Equitable stock, elevating the screen drama.
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Liberty Theatre
Muriel Ostriche
Equitable
Mortgage lien filed in Alleghany County circuit court
One of the largest mortgages filed in Alleghany County court involved Co. George Awearre acting for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The lien for 63 250 000 dollars is claimed by Central Trust Company of New York and James N. Wallace as trustees.
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Circuit Court
Allegany County
George Aw Earre
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Central Trust Company
New York
James N. Wallace
The Girl Who Was Afraid to Get Married Variant
The notice invites readers to follow a linked story by the same author in Every Week, signaling a serialized continuation titled Her rial Marriage.
Victoria Theatre Presents Twenty Years Ago Red Circle Chapter
The Victoria Theatre screens Twenty Years Ago the third Red Circle chapter detailing Jim Borden's past crimes and death, June Trevis's entanglement, and Detective Lamar's pursuit as secrets threaten exposure. Moury struggles to shield June while a fate tied to the Red Circle looms.
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Pathe
Red Circle
Victoria Theatre
June Travis
Jim Borden
Lamar
June Trevis
Larar
June
Mary
Borden
Travis
Moury
H Wilson Delights Maryland Theatre With New Comedy Song Play
On his annual Maryland Theatre visit H Wilson drew a good size audience last night. He presented a new comedy song play titled As Years Roll On with a cohesive three act story and an encore worthy budget of songs.
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I. H. Wilson
Maryland Theatre
al. Wilson
Henry Ford's Peace Mission Under Fire in Press
Washington dispatch notes widespread media bias against Henry Ford's peace trip to Europe. An article by Detroit News correspondent George E Miller accuses eastern and British outlets of misrepresentation and hostile commentary, aiming to derail efforts to end the war.
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Washington, D. C
George E Miller
Washington
Detroit News
Henry Ford
Europe
United States
New York
Miller
Mr. Ford
Ford
War will rejuvenate French theatre says Lugne Poe
Paris reports Lugne Poe predicts the war will lift French drama from decline. He cites American dollars corrupting taste and Bulgaria as a model for censorship, then says war will spur a new, serious school of playwrights post conflict.
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Lugne Poe
United States
America
Bulgaria
France
Ford Peace Expedition: Judge Ford's Mission Not Yet Proven
The article defends Henry Ford's peace voyage aboard the Oscar II as a legitimate advertising step and stresses that its success depends on a formal peace commission. It criticizes eastern papers for bias and argues the commission's composition and actions will determine the outcome, not early denunciations. The piece notes Ford acknowledged possible failure but insists no verdict should come before the commission acts.
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Ford Enterprise
Ford
Cmcar Tl
Mr. Ford
United States
New York
Europe
The
Hague
Every Week Reveals Fate of Orphans Home Babies
A serialized feature in the magazine traces what happens to infants in an orphans’ home, detailing care, adoption hopes, and daily life inside the institution. The piece emphasizes human stories and outcomes for vulnerable children.
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Francis Bacon
Two Frederick children badly burned in toy stove fire
In Frederick Maryland a four year old and a five year old girl were severely burned when clothing caught fire from a toy stove. Passersby helped smother the flames and both children were taken to Frederick City Hospital in critical condition. The Lear and Frank families were not at home when the fire started.
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Josephine Frank
William Frank
Annabelle Lear
William Lear
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Lear
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