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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1920

Page

12

Playwrights Secret Play Seeks Leading Role Centered on Vanished Actress

Richard Searles writes Lady Larkspur inspired by a London actress Violet Dewing who has vanished. Bob Singleton returns from France, inherits a Barton-on-the-Sound Connecticut estate, and finds a troubled New York hotel haters guard. The household fears pro Germanism as Mrs Bashford travels Orient.

Syriopsis Richard Searles Bob Singleton London Lady Larkspur Violet Dewing Singleton France Raymond Bashford Japan Barton-on-the-Sound Connecticut Terrence Barton Searles Larkspur Virginia Diana Atalanta Cinderella Rosalind Ohio Bashford New London

The Amazing Widow Arrives At Barton Estate

Alice Bashford, believed to be a vigorous, youthful widow, arrives at the Barton estate with a dog and a terrier, shocking the household by crashing the gate and causing a tense welcome. A young, alert aunt greets the narrator, and they agree to talk by the beach.

Demobilized War Dogs Guarding French Rail Goods

Reports state the French state railway uses war trained dogs to guard goods in transit. Other notes compare New York City to a continental span and mention various historical and infrastructure facts.

Greater New York St. Louis

Puritan Maid Statue to Honor Pilgrims Landing

The Puritan Maid statue will be erected in September in Plymouth Massachusetts to commemorate the 1620 landing of the Pilgrims. The gift comes from the National Society of New England Women.

Plymouth Mass National Society of New England Women

Two Roumanian pals seek relief at Red Cross station

Two elderly Roumanians, over seventy, who have farmed together for years, arrive at the American Red Cross station for relief supplies. The war ruined their small savings and nearly destroyed their farm, but the pair remain inseparable as they seek aid.

American Red Cross Station

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Meredith Nicnolson Wat Charles Sor Alice the Amazing Widow Antoine Madame Cleopatra Sheba Graves Flynn Sorr Ife Mrs. Bashford Rex Lehar Nyrighyhanaza Hungary Chicago Indianapolis Edward Little Congress Edward C. Little Kansas Mr. Little Paris America Spain England
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