Unlikely Pairings Shape a Poet and a Lonely Heiress
Ella Man, portrayed as a compassionate patron, unites a secluded heiress and a struggling poet. The friendship blossoms through shared moments and mutual kindness, revealing the quiet force of generosity in a gilded world.
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Ella Man
Princess Theatre Tonight Displays Alevy The Grain Of Dust
At the Princess playhouse tonight David Graham Phillips in The Grain of Dust heads the slate with Killian Welkers on stage and Mise Walker in supporting roles. Photoplay ads tout stars Elsie Ferguson Mae Marsh Bes ele Barriscale and more with coming features including The Face in the Dark and The Tiger Man.
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David Graham Phillips
Princess Playhouse
Tar
Killian Welkers
Mise Walker
Lillian Walker
DeKalb
Princess
Elsie Ferguson
Irvin S. Cobb
d@mn
Goldwyn
Mae Marsh
Princess Theatre
Goldwyn Pictures
Miss Marsh
Niles Welch
Metro
Effie Shannon
Alec B. Francis
Secret Service
Mr. Francis
Star Theater Showcases June Caprice in Unknown 274
The Star Theater screens June Caprice in Unknown 274 tonight at 7 30 and 9 00 with 10 and 15 cent admissions. The plot follows a Maine orphan girl lured to New York by schemers aiming to wed her to a spendthrift millionaire. June regains her father via a violin that reunites them after 16 years. Also on the bill is For Liberty, a patriotic special at 2 30 tomorrow.
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Star Theater
June Caprice
William Fox
Maine
New York City
June
Miss Caprice
Gladys Brockwell
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Fox Studios
Los Angeles
Charles Clary
Charleston
Kansas City
St. Louis
Washburn College
Topeka
Kan
New York
Fox Studios
Cal
Bertram Grassley
Lincolnshire
England
United States
For Liberty shines at William Fox photoplay Star
Gladys Brockwell stars in William Fox's latest film For Liberty with Bertram Grassby as a German general. Report notes the star power and the makeup effort to create a Teutonic appearance, including cotton padding to reshape Grassby's jaw for authenticity.
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Gladys Brockwell
William Fox
Liberty
Bertram Grassby
Fix Anything Fire Station Presents Handy Mechanics
Fire Chief McEvoy proclaims we can fix anything as station crews mend cars outside the bays. A pocketable gadget improvement arrives, followed by Maurice Kennedy driving in with his separator. The big machine now rests at the station for overhaul during spare moments.
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McEvoy
Maurice Kennedy
Kennedy
This Day in Illinois History and Local Notices
THIS DAY IN ILLINOIS HISTORY June 24, 1860 The steamer Ben W. Lewis plying between Memphis and St. Louis burst her boiler at Cairo Fifty lives lost. Local notices list theater showings lodges unions and fraternal groups including Knights of Columbus Modern Woodmen of America and Elks with venues such as Jarboe's Auto intoxication ad and Foley Cathartic Tablets page filler tone
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Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Barb City Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Jarboe’s Hall
Kirchner’s
Ben W. Lewis
Memphis
St. Louis
Cairo
Boy Scouts Meeting At Episcopal Parish House
The routine business of the Boy Scouts was transacted at the session in the Episcopal parish house Friday night.
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Boy Scouts
Episcopal Parish
Normal school summer session attracts large student turnout
Many students and teachers arrived for a six week course at the Normal School for Teachers. Trains and interurban cars brought crowds though few young men were seen. Baggage handlers draymen and taxi services stayed busy. Mrs. Edelmann returned to Chicago after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Iskowitz.
DeKalb Man Seeks Army Service Then Turned Away
Christopher Derrick, employed by the state seed corn administration, worked at the DeKalb county soil improvement association offices to join the military. He contacted Washington officials offering to serve in any branch, but was told his age exceeds the limit. Mr and Mrs Will Remis, Misses Daisy and Winnie Duffey, and Rudolph Collin motored to Wayne yesterday for a brief visit with relatives.
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Christopher Derrick
State Seed Corn Administration
DeKalb County Soil Improvement Association
North Fifth Street
Uncle Sam
Derrick
Washington
Will Remis
Daisy
Winnie Duffey
Rudolph Collin
T A Wayne
John Hope Sends Cards From Puget Sound Naval Station
Friends in DeKalb report John Hope has sent Red Cross canteen cards from Puget Sound Washington announcing arrival at Spokane and good health. Other DeKalb youths including Hemaughan are said to be in the far northwest in high spirits. Mrs F W Greenaway left for Aurora for a short visit.
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John Hope
Puget Sound
Washington
Spokane
Wash
Red Cross
Wes Snyder
DeKalb
Hope
Hemaughan
No Board Meeting Held by Library Board
A library board did not convene Friday night as planned. officials cited scheduling issues and confirmed no meeting occurred.
Winsbells Kidney Remedy Note Cites Dean's Pills
Mrs J H Winsb of 211 Grove St DeKalb reports kidney pain backache and morning stiffness worsened by damp weather. After using Dean's Pills from Kirchner's Drug Store she says the pain disappeared and mobility returned. 60c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Mount Vernon Buffalo NY.
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Grove St. DeKalb
Dean
Kirchner
Foster-Milburn Co
Mtgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
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