Pony Express Screen Headliner at MuVickers Next Week
A noted production headlining at MuVickers theater next week is described as a standout show rivalling a well known work. The brief note highlights four stars and suggests a remarkable performance to expect from the run.
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MuVickers Theater
The Pony Express film sparks mixed reviews and star lineup
PIAS Rey presents The Pony Express directed by James Crug with Ricardo Cortez Hetty Compson Wallace Beery and Ernest Torrence in a tale of daring mail riders across the frontier. Over 5,000 Indians cowboys and emigrants are said to participate in this dramatic Western.
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James Crug
Richardo Cortez
Hetty Compaon
Wallace Beery
Ernest Torrence
Paul Ash
Jim Merry
Hay Hay Revue Besets Paul Ash Gang at Farm Show
A chaotic farm frolic features Paul Ash and his gang with vaudeville acts and a Paramount production on stage. The Pony Express star Beery and Hetty Jompson are touted as key performers, with reviews activating hopes for a more human cinema compared to The Covered Wagon.
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Paul Ash
Toadiens
Pps
Duyasten
Mlekayite
Wien
Madison Street
Anil
Tara Awe Jay
Mitou
Paramount
Widdire Beery
Hetty Jompson
Weirdo Cortes
Ernest Yorrenes
James Cruze
Amerenti
Ikom
Dawes
Coolidge
White Hoyas
Mystics of Metro Goldwyn Op Production Stars at Chienge
In a packed program director Pad Browning presents The Mystics of Metro Goldwyn, featuring Tingle and Conway Pearle as twin lead actors. Born in America and Bogland respectively, both have traveled worldwide and tangle with parallel destinies as celebrities on the American stage and now on screen. A star-studded cast supports them including Mitchell Lewis, Robert Ober, Stanton Heel, Gladys Hulette, David Yorence, and Dewitt Jennings.
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Mla Tingle
Conway
Pearle
Pad Browning
Metro Goldwon
Chienge Theater
Magland
Ariste
Mitchell Lewis
Robert Ober
Stanton Heel
Gladys Hulette
David Yorrence
Dewitt Jennings
Pity the Fish and the Herring Exchange
A playful exchange between a pessimist and an optimist about aches and fish bones. The pessimistic line complains of pain while the optimist quips that the pain means being a herring, turning a complaint into a light pun.
New Books Arrive at Forest Park Library Catalog
A large list of new acquisitions is announced at Forest Park Library. The collection features works by Bellow StreisgUn Hennett Caurpenter Couper Juxsup Jangatuit and many others, including biographies, poetry, and travel volumes. A reading program Read With a Purpose by violence Barry promotes Biology courses and library lectures to boost literacy and reading interest.
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Vilorence M. Barry
Shonen
Wiggin
Wheeler
Kellogg
Wy NO
Cart
Dallas
Mardy
Wielding
Merson
Wharton
Vernon Kellogg
Couthos
Mppre
Summary of Sumner Kimball and the Revenue Cutter Service
Sumner Kimball, a key figure in the early Revenue Cutter Service, began with modest ships and grown into a reformer who created disciplined crews, a patrol system, signaling and telegraph links, and life-saving training across ocean and Great Lakes fronts. His work laid the foundation for a modern, nonpartisan maritime service, with ongoing annual improvements.
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Kimball Wos
Maine
Revenue Cutter Service
Bia
Milton
Kimball
Freud Awakened The Crytel Cup and grown young satire
Book reviews discuss Gertrude Atherton and Hilaire Belloc works with playful critique. The piece traces Atherton's tale of Gita, her family downfall, and marriage dynamics contrasted with Belloc and Chesterton's Mr Petre venture into high finance and farce, noting humor and social satire throughout.
Question No 068 754 Little Reggie Egg Cup Mystery
A child asks where eggs come from and a grandmother explains with a tale about grandma's chickens. Meggie wonders how Branny's chickens know the use of their egg cups, prompting humorous dialogue about origin.
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Reggie
Meggie
Branny
Economy program notes drift from garbled cigar message
Fragmentary OCR text shows a confused customer and merchant dialogue about cigars and a boat, with unclear actions and misread phrases making the event hard to interpret. The readable parts mention cigars and a merchant, but no clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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