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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
3
Constance Talmadge appears in a distinctive part in Der Sister Frau Paris, presented by First National at the Chicago theater next week. The plot follows a refined domestic wife whose clever exploits reveal a clever, educated, and charming character amid a tale of romance and wit.
A fragmented theatrical preview describes Constance and her entourage with shifting identities and glamorous gowns. It highlights Constance, Kristy, and a merry-adorned cast, noting Paul Ash’s troupe and McVicker as attractions, plus upcoming Paramount photo productions and stage plays opening in October listing stars Sydney Olcott Mesale Love and Douglas MacLean among others.
The notes list Pola Negrí in Flower of the Night with a billing for Adolphe Menjou in She and Clara Slangon in Stage Struck. Tud Meighan and Redard Dix are mentioned along with Mantuntech pictures hinting at a larger winter lineup.
The fourth gala at Lloyd's College brings the freshman troupe The Freshiwai to the Kuose theater. The show features lively skits, mischievous pranks, and the standout student Hherohr Llayy as the most popular boy, amid cheers and college humor. The audience enjoys rapid gags, vibrations, and playful ridicule, with performers to the fore and a festive, chaotic campus vibe.
The District Executive Committee met at the village hall to review reorganization plans approved by Regional headquarters last spring. New Scout leaders were commissioned in September including George M Schnell and A J Dobson, with several troops aligning with local churches and districts.
On a brisk October weekend the Kor edt Preserve forester supplied trees for Troop Four in a toy cabin contest. Wyandot patrol leads Smygles 1 to 97 after a night of polite play as the two squads race to win a cap bearing the patrol name and members. The event will be published in the Horst Park review.
A critical take on Will a Cutter and Kathers portrayal of a female protagonist in The Professor House. The reviews praise Miss Cutter for vivid writing and the study of a university professor's life. They compare the narrative to distant themes, noting complex character dynamics and social critiques throughout the book.
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