If Winter Comes Ideal Photoplay Highlights Millard View
Millard explains how Hutchinson's narrative novel becomes cinematic drama for the Fox version of If Winter Comes to be shown at the Mamie Lee Theatre in South Bend on October 20. He notes the story’s strong construction and key incidents drive courtroom tension, mob scene, and the final vindication of Mark Sabre.
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Harry Millarde
William Fox
Hutchinson
Mamie Lee Theatre
South Bend
Mr. Millarde
A. S. M. Hutchinson
Hapgood
Mark Sabre
Mark
Effie
Twyning
Tybor
Sabre
Italian Cities seen by a Dallas traveler in Europe
Coleman Craig of Dallas recounts a tour of Italy highlighting Rome and its ancient roads and catacombs, Naples on the Bay of Naples, Florence in the Arno valley, Venice built on canals, and Milan’s cathedral. The piece contrasts grand church wealth with Rome’s poor populace and notes the Vatican as a vast treasury.
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Vesuvius
Pompeii
Italy
Rome
Caesars
Naples
Bay of
Florence
Venice
Paul
Mars Hill
Texas
St. Peter’s
Vatican
Party of
Switzerland
Savonarola
Arno
National Shrine for Masons to Lay Cornerstone
The George Washington Masonic National Memorial in Alexandria Virginia will serve as the national shrine for American Masons. The cornerstone ceremony is set for November 1 with Masons from across the nation traveling to Washington and Alexandria to attend. Officials hope at least one representative from each of the 17 000 Blue Lodges will be present.
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George Washington Masonic National Memorial
Alexandria
Washington
D. C
United States
Fresh Eggs and a Confiding Dealer Tale
A vivid market scene features a dealer boasting about exceptionally fresh eggs. In hushed tones he explains a supplier would introduce a friend with a quart of fine liquor to join a small eggnog party, claiming the eggs are truly top quality and intended for the guest.
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Henry
Weil
Mbm
My Community, My Home Grounded and Chosen Place
A Farm Bureau News quotation extols the community as the home ground where the speaker raises children earns income and lives among friends. The speaker expresses a lifelong dedication to that place, hoping to be remembered as a friend to man.
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Farm Bureau News
Motorbroke Up stage Prof Who Were Thee Wise Men
A short stage piece features a professor asking Who were the three wise men and a student replying Stop Look and Listen. The exchange plays on audience attention and curiosity in a classroom or performance setting.
Salomy Jane on Screen With Noted Paramount Cast
Paramounts Salomy Jane features Jacqueline Logan and Maurice Flynn in a Bret Harte tale set in 49er California. The Rex Theatre screens the George Melford production for three days starting Thursday Oct 25 with a strong supporting cast including Charles Ogle and Louise Dresser.
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Paramount
Salomy Jane
George Melford
Bret Harte
Rex Theatre
Jacqueline Logan
California
Maurice Flynn
Yale
Latle
Red Pete
Salomy
Baldwin
Larabee
Charles Ogle
Louise Dresser
James Neill
Clarence Burton
President Coolidge Praises Religion as National Strength
President Coolidge writes to the Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Washington praising the Christian religion. He says true religion is the country’s greatest need and that spiritual application of religious truths offers hope for solving economic and social problems. He commends ministers and lauds their sacrifice and faith in ultimate success.
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Coolidge
Washington
Young County Schools Officials Promote Educational Day at Fair
County Superintendent led school visits across Young County as plans for Educational Day November 9 at the Fair took shape. Five thousand students and teachers will attend, with passes provided. teachers granted holiday leave and teachers’ exams slated for December 7 8.
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Fair Association
Young County Fair
Friends of the Public
Texas State Teachers Association
Fort Worth
The White Rose as Film Love Symbol in Griffith Drama
D W Griffiths new photoplay The White Rose stars Mae Marsh as an orphan girl who plucks a white rose to gift a high born youth. Ivor Novello appears as the lover in his first American motion picture, with Carol Dempster and Neil Hamilton in key roles. Lucille La Verne and Porter Strong portray negro characters. The production, shot in the Old South, comes to the National Theatre next Monday to Wednesday via United Artists.
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D. W. Griffith
Mae Marsh
Griffith
Ivor Novello
America
National Theatre
United Artists
Carol Dempster
Neil Hamilton
Miss Dempster
South
Lucille la Verne
Porter Strong
Mr. Griffith
Old South
New War Mothers Elect McChuer President of America
Mrs H H McChuer of Kansas City is named president of the National War Mothers of America. Headquarters are moved to Washington indicating a national center shift and heightened activity for the organization.
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H. H. McChuer
Kansas City
The
National War Mothers of America
Washington
Not on His Line Ticket Request Mystery
A humorous exchange unfolds as an elderly woman asks for a Florence ticket. The new agent mishears and asks where Florence is, only to learn she means a person seated in a corner, revealing a playful misunderstanding in ticket lines.
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Florence
Alaska's Vast Costly Land and Rich Yields Highlighted
Joe Mitchell Chapple writes in McClure's Magazine that Alaska spans an area equal to the empire states of the Mississippi Valley. One-fifth of U S land lies within Alaska. The $7,200,000 purchase price from 56 years ago has produced over a billion dollars in goods. Each year the original cost is drawn from its waters and soil.
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Alaska
Mississippi Valley
United States
Joe Mitchell Chapple
McClure’s
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