The Great Divide film at Marlow stars Terry and Tearle
Three men gamble for possession of a girl in The Great Divide at the Marlow. Alice Terry as Ruth Jordan and Conway Tearle as Stephen Ghent lead strong performances. Wallace Beery and ZaSu Pitts provide notable supporting work. Reginald Barker directed with Perce Hilburn’s cinematography praised for beauty and lighting.
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Alice Terry
Ruth Jordan
Conway Tearle
Stephen Ghent
Wallace Beery
Dutch
George Cooper
Shorty
ZaSu Pitts
Polly
William Orlamond
Lon
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Philip Jordon
Arlen Forrest
Pilgrims Hear First English Address in St Peter's
Cardinal Merry Del Val delivers the first English address to about fifty American pilgrims at St Peter's after Mass and communion. Cardinal O Connell of Boston leads the party and thanks Del Val for the honor as Pope Pius IX receives them and notes President Coolidge's address.
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Poison Found In Blazer Daughter Body In Denver
In Denver on March 5 poison other than chloroform was found in the body of Hazel Blazer 32. Dr Harold Blazer 61 is charged with murder in connection with her death. Coroner J J Mackin issued the statement and the inquest follows a preliminary verbal autopsy by Drews Densis. Hazel’s sisters Frances Bishop and brother in law attended the funeral which was cremation per the father's request.
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Study of Ocean Training Effects on Women in Feehr
Berlin reports a German study on physical training for women on Feehr island in the North Sea. A group of young women will stay from now until May under the German High School for Physical Training. They will receive six hours of outdoor instruction daily with regular exercise, tests, and measurements to assess muscle and bone growth and the strengthening of the heart and brain.
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Kreisler Recital At Shrine Promises Riches For Hand
World renowned violinist Fritz Kreisler performs tonight at 8 30 in the Shrine temple, leaning on his prized right hand valued at a million dollars. The Helena appearance excites musicians and fans, with Reeves music house reporting strong demand as advance tickets move to the Shrine temple box office at six tonight.
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Bringing Up Father in Ireland At the Marlow
The Marlow hosts Bringing Up Father in Ireland this season with Jiggs and Maggie anew. McManus created the famous cartoon, stage musical comedy, and this production promises fresh names, dances, music, and scenery.
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Noted Prelate of South Dies After Stroke and Fall
Bishop William B. Murray of the Methodist Episcopal Church South died in Memphis after a paralytic stroke in January last year worsened following a fall from a chair at his home. Born in 1853 in Pickensville Alabama he served Millsaps College and Mississippi conferences, led three large regions, and once supervised missions in the Orient. He leaves a wife Beulah Fitzgerald and a son.
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Strange death pact revealed at Johannesburg coroner inquiry
A nurse was found stabbed with scissors and, before dying, confessed she stabbed her lover with a hat-pin that penetrated his heart. The inquiry looked into a strange death pact between the couple in Johannesburg.
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Laxative RROMO QUININE Tablets Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Laxative RROMO QUINE tablets as a preventive remedy for colds grip or influenza. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove and claims it as a life and proven remedy.
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Senate Officials Receive Tokens of Esteem in Lounge Ceremony
Officials and attaches of the Senate were honored with gifts during a relaxed gathering. Senator Scofield presented watches and cigaret cases to President McCormack, Chaplain Hosking, Secretary Cone, and Sergeant at Arms Allen, while Miss MacMillan and Miss Blackwood received vanity cases. The senate press gallery and pages were also thanked with cigars and purses of money.
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John Hosking
Hank Cone
John Allen
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Hill
Publishing Industry Output Rises in 1923 Census
Washington reports 1923 output of newspapers and periodicals valued at 1.2685 billion dollars, a 12.9 percent rise from 1921. Advertising receipts total 793.9 million, subscriptions and other revenue 361.2 million, with the sector including book and job printing and publishing.
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