Dr Johnsons odd advice on ideal wife and soldiers pipe optimisms
The piece lampoons a Chicago physician Dr Johnson who favors a wife with baby eyes pink teeth and soft features as the ideal mate while contrasting an anti feminineタイプ. It also extols soldiers reliance on tobacco from Tommy Atkins praising pipes lighting fuses and boosting morale through war.
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Willard. H. K. Johnson
Chicago
Pipes and tobacco will help allies to win the war
A United Press dispatch from London reports that pipes and tobacco are urged as morale boosters for Allied forces. The piece frames such goods as small but steady aids to wartime morale and endurance.
Myrkle-Harder Co Presents Misleading Lady at Maryland
The Myrkle-Harder Company delivers a lively performance of Baby Mine at the Maryland Theatre then presents Misleading Lady tonight. Secure seats early as standing room will be in evidence and two dollars worth buys fifty tickets. Feathers follows tomorrow night as the company’s next masterpiece.
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Myrkle-Harder
Maryland Theatre
Broadway
Madame X creator stars in The Thief at Grande Theatre
Dorothy Donnelly author of Madame X plays the title role in The Thief produced by Daniel Frohman at the Lyceum Theatre New York shown here in five reels. Richard Buhler leads an all star supporting cast, with Donnelly praised for surpassing prior performances in this Henry Bernstein drama adaptation.
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William Fox
Dorothy Donnelly
Madame X
Henrti Bernstein
Grande Theatre
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theatre
New York
America
Richard Buhler
Miss Donnelly
Wil
Elaborate Gowns Highlight Starred Studio Production
Liam Fox Studios under Edgar Lewis showcases a feature with gowns valued over $5000 crafted by designers from New York, London, and Paris. The gowns themselves are a notable spectacle as part of the production.
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Liam Fox
Edgar Lewis
New York
London
Paris
The Stolen Voice at Liberty Theatre
Liberty Theatre World Film Corporation presents the five part Wm. A. Brady photo play The Stolen Voice based on a story by Paul McAllister. Robert Warwick stars as a singer who loses his voice and rises to stardom in a movie studio with Violet Horner and Frances Nelson in supporting roles. The tale follows love, loss, and career revival with beautiful photography. Presented today at the Liberty Theatre.
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World Film Corporation
Wm. A. Brady
Paul McAllister
Robert Warwick
Frank H. Crane
Violet Horner
Frances Nelson
Liberty Theatre
Pantalette Suits Mentioned With Red Satin Trim
A reader recalls pantaloette outfits described as calm and fashionable. One pair is red satin and worn as a onepiece with the blouse. The garment is edged with dark fur at the bottom and paired with a black broadcloth coat and skirt trimmed in fur.
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