Faking That Cilled Itself in Lost Film Satire Debated in Industry
The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association and Will Hays voiced reservations about a controversial film. An announcement cited public overreaction as reason to block distribution, while Nat H. Spitzer of Gangs Pictures Inc denied authenticity of the footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigugt
Pictures
Producers and Distributors Association
Lava Ithe
Hays
Tha
RKO
Bax
Yonses
Nat H. Spitzer
Gangs Pictures Inc
Crastes Gontora
Ove Af
Chang
Martin Johnson
Chapman Andrews
Dapald B. McMian
Alaska
Ingael
Tiyen
Nat Spitver
Heta
Tirsttog
Split Second Editorials by Robert Quillen Satire Parody
A garbled collage of quotes and misprints critiques on politics industry and society. It lampoons consumer prices labor wage talk and election manipulation with scattered references to editors judges highways and academic life. The piece reads as a fragmented parody of contemporary discourse.
Film fakery in Africa scenes sparks uproar in Hollywood
A lengthy critique alleges that Africa scenes in the film Ingagl were faked using staged shots from Hollywood and expeditions, with critics accusing producers and distributors of deceit and misrepresentation. It notes the public’s prior acceptance of such travel films and questions the authenticity of the producer and distributor claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Olga
Dre
Jeanyas
Arctic
Tropics
Hollywood
Eeema
Hayd Yoon
Africa
Unclear fragmentary item on Africa showmanship
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Africa and shows with outdrawing pletties, mentioning folly and futility in unclear context. No identifiable persons or organizations available for proper summary.
Public forum about tariffs and congressmen in debate
George Tousfon argues for tariff policy and congressional resolve while discussing economic measures, trade changes, and the role of leaders. He defends duties and warns against relaxing current trade controls, urging firm action and national unity amid varied regional interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ford
Ditveetruder
Hm Reying
Mit
Patatesman
Java
Egypt
Denmark
Farry and the Greeley Republican Filer Update
The fragmentary 19 years ago news notes recount Farry as filer of the Greeley Republican amid local incidents. Reported events include a near-death lightning incident near Eaton, agricultural notes, school and convention news, visits, retirements, and a church choir gala with 50 members entertained at 148 Eleventh Street.
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Farry
The
Greeley Republican
Greeley
Boy Sconta
Yruby Cameron
David’ McWilliamta
Farmer
Eaton
Lightniire
Jecurard
George Adamts
A- HK. Glark
Fort Lapton
C. Ay Lovell
Berkoma
Bridgeport
Mrg
W. H. Welch
H. Tmtfield
Great Westen
Uter
Alfsita
Late Drama as Written po
A fragmented critique recalls a New York season and a London return with a play by Ervine. Janet Fimner and Grace Geored star opposite James, amid a sharp study of divorce, parental strife, and modern romantic aims. The piece traces Janet shaping a flawed romance through wit and resolve as characters discuss marriage, fidelity, and societal roles. James schemes to regain Janet with a far flung plan including travel to Asia and America, before a potential reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Chicago
New York, To Revenge, Wow the Comedy, and Forgot Their Allowances, Mr. Wryhra
Janet
Alore Prasera
Eftugr
Birdbar
Muntings
Fimner
Rey Mnitlak Gurtaiy
James
Elsie
Sid Hesgelf
Jaetty
England
Mavie Tempast
America
Grace
A. B. Matthews
Jamies
Mise George
James Ant Tater
Ninta
PHI Lagan
Nintan
Rave
Dramatic notes on James andaters at London theatre
The piece reviews a Tremendous Drama night, noting the first production of Fraser's The First Mys at Theatre Royal London on July 2 1929 and Grace George's Jn Amrita debut at Princess Theater Chicago on Nov 11 1923. It mentions prize wins and other works, with background on Fraser and related figures, and notes on a summer school book review hour.
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Janet
Avaly
Michel Ds
Barriveque
Barris
Ervine
Senet
Guthar
Jastak
Jamey
Jiames
Philip
Jeter
Tanet
Corte
Tanéx
James
Noreaxes
Harrié
Fraser
Theater’ Royal
Londo
Grace
George
Fe Jn
Amrita
Princess Theater
Chicago
New Yorke City
June Clegs
John Ferguson
America
Parnell
Willam Booth
Sir Rowan Carson
Elfyibrary
B.A. Cross
King Alfonse Gift Ties Highlight World’s Best Dressed
A garbled local note recalls King Alfonse as among the world’s best dressed men. It mentions a gift from American Alexander P. Moore, who served as ambassador. The passage hints Moore praised the king and commented on attire.
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Madrid
Alfonse
Possenser
Alexander P. Moora
Ambassador Moore
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear headline
The provided text is garbled with numerous misspellings and missing context, making it impossible to identify persons, places, organizations, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item. It does not present a discernible main action or outcome.
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