Wedding Day Intrigue Stuns Servant Mary Kearney Tale
Mary Kearney recounts post eight o'clock events at the Cluny residence. She notes the bride Cherry Lane arriving, Miss Lane's urgent summons to Mr. Cluny, and the silent moments before the ceremony.
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La Rocque Leads in Gigo lo With Sunny Ralston
Jobyna Ralston, hailed as sunny leading woman, stars opposite Lon Chaney in the film Gigo lo. The Tennessee born actress, from South Pittsburgh, left her hometown in youth to follow her family to California, where they settled.
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Hollywood Starlet Joins Gigolo at Broadhurst Theatre
Film actress from Max Linder to Harold Lloyd era headlines her move to the stage in Gigolo opposite Rod La Rocque. The production at the Broadhurst theatre premieres next Monday and Tuesday with a notable supporting cast including Louise Dresser Cyril Chadwick George Nichols and Sally Rand. Garrett Fort and Marion Orth adapted Edna Ferber story for the drama.
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Texas Stars Shine Beyond Lone Star Name
The piece notes many Texas natives rise in film including Ken Maynard and Kathleen Collins in The Unknown Cavalier at the Broadway, with Corinne Griffith among other Texas stars mentioned. It comments on Texan fame and the state's nickname debate following Arkansas’ name change attempts.
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Sink Would Allow Appeals for Every Death Row Defendants
Raleigh December 28 AP The Pardon Commissioner Hoyle Sink seeks to empower the next general assembly to guarantee an appeal to the supreme court for every defendant sentenced to death Abolish bond requirements in capital cases and treat appeals as a routine step after superior court conviction He condemns $50 bond as prohibitive and argues many poor defendants lack proper counsel or are misled by inexperienced lawyers
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Federal Prohibition Agents Cut 25 Percent in Virginia and North Carolina
R G Merrick announced a 25 percent reduction in prohibition field agents across Virginia and North Carolina due to lower appropriations. He did not disclose exact agent counts but stated the cut affects both states about equally.
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