All Star Program Delights At July Event Night
An all star program graced the July event with suspense and high praise. The night delivered strong performances and drew a crowd eager for standout moments and notable appearances.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
5
An all star program graced the July event with suspense and high praise. The night delivered strong performances and drew a crowd eager for standout moments and notable appearances.
A promotional image from The Oren Enass production shows a double exposure bubble effect. The shot depicts Pyro loving her father Feorder, with five detectives appearing as miniature figures around her head. Hipides crafts a mirrored, imagined scene reflected in her face.
A Robertson release produced by Artclass tells of ex convict Joe Moore seeking custody of his daughter Joy after a chauffeur murders Temple. The plot centers on reputations, education, and a gripping climax as Joy confronts the man she believed to be her father. Star cast includes John P. Ward, Lehr, Walter Miller, Bob Larkin, Sam Ryan, Edith Stockton and Diana.
A fragmentary notice draws from Pollard and Pathe News to preview Be world before your eyes, promising a cinema feature for Friday, July 9th with adventurous sequences and staged scenes.
On the Farm features Mack comedy praised by Pickford as the best she has seen. The lighthearted farce invites laughter and curiosity, urging patrons not to miss the merriment and charm on offer this weekend.
Review notes a bloated early morning premise and rural humor as Mack Sennett presents a film featuring farm life gags. The snippet hints at slapstick scenes with cows and rustic characters, promising lighthearted farce in a country setting.
A fragmented dialogue hints at a clever thwarting of a villain, exposing an innocent character’s underestimated insight. The text suggests a secret knowledge held by multiple figures, with tension between perception and reality.
A lively note proclaims Mack Sennett's Down on the Farm as a riotous rural romance in which love and fate collide with comic misadventure. The ad teases a sensational five real comedy sensation, highlighting themes of marriage and regret.
A cinema program listing Monday July 12 shows Jack Dempsey in Varedevil Jack, the Serial, two reel Hank Man comedy Roaming Romeo, and a two reel Parson comedy Forget Me Not.
William Russell performs in the show Leave It To Me on Tuesday July 13, delivering a lively stage entry. The production highlights likely include musical numbers and light humor prevalent in the era's entertainment.
Billy Elmer once a famed gymnast and boxing instructor joins William Russell in Leave It to Me as the villain Red Kelly. His career spanned San Francisco in 1897, New York boxing gyms with Kid McCoy, management of Joe Jeanette, and running Sulzer's Harlem River Park.
On Wednesday July 14 the program featured a two reel Rainbow comedy and an International News segment following the Pathé serial.
G C King of Charlotte demonstrated the Utica chemical engine hose wagon in Forest City as a potential town buy. The editorial argues insurance savings could cover the cost in two years and urges local business to fund the purchase while noting sewerage contractor Wilmart A Bennett is visiting. Rutherfordton celebration proceeds described as a success with crowd and festivities.
Portrait of Resident Commissioner Jaime C. de Veyra and his wife and four children as prominent Filipino figures in Washington. The article cites his political rise, journalistic roots, and the wife’s public speaking and club activism advancing Philippine independence and culture.
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