Bella Donna at Liberty Theatre Highlights Miss Frederick
The Famous Players adaptation of Bella Donna stars Pawine Frederick in a chilling tale of a London adventuress who poisons her husband to escape gossip. Set in tropical Egypt, the drama blends mystique with femme fatale magnetism as Baroudi and Dr Isaacson drive the climactic revelations.
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Robert Hichens
J. R. Fagan
Aid
Pawine Frederick
Famous Players Film Company
Zaza
Leslie Carter
Miss Frederick
Brooks
Bella Donna
London
Nigel Armine
Egypt
Baroudi
Tsaacson
Armine
Bella Penna
High Class Plays Attract Top Theatre Talent At Low Prices
The prominent producer Chas K Champkin brings a 20 member company to stage high grade plays with New York hits and elaborate scenery at popular prices. Productions include The Yellow Ticket and Under Cover with Monday matinee and night shows. Phone 1912 for seats.
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New York
Near Being King Earl of Derby Missed Greek Throne
London January 14 The Earl of Derby then Director of Recruiting narrowly missed becoming King of Greece after Otto of Bavaria abdicated in 1862 and the Earl refused the throne in 1863. The piece notes his near ascent and ties to current events in The Wall Street Girl serial.
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London
Earl of Derby
Constantine
Greece
Otto of
Bavaria
England
Pan American delegates tour Boston industries
Seventy foreign delegates to the Pan American Scientific Congress visit Boston after sessions in Washington. They will tour local industrial plants for three days, with events including a reception by Governor McCall, a Boston city banquet, and a Harvard University luncheon and reception.
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Boston
Mass
Pan-American Scientific Congress
Washington
Boston Chamber of Commerce
McCall
Harvard University
American dyes could match European coal tar products
Dr. H. W. Jordan of Syracuse told the American Institute of Chemical Engineers that U S manufacturers have produced coal tar dyes for 15 years at quantities and quality rivaling Europe. He noted dyes were once made in Pennsylvania in 1880 but European price cuts forced the American industry to be abandoned. The Morrison Music Company offers heavily discounted used and showroom pianos in a sales ad.
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Baltimore
Europe
H. W. Jordan
Syracuse
N. Y
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Pennsylvania
Morrison Music Company
Automobile Club of Maryland Seeks Applicants
The club invites applications through its press office offering materials for prospective members and volunteers to join the organization.
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Automobile Club of Maryland
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