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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1922
Page
24
Weekend activities include neighbors hosting visitors and family gatherings. The piece lists social events, meals, and visits across streets and households, mentioning travel to Kaloo and local family milestones.
A crowded Sanday show features Charlie Chaplin and Jack Hoxie on the Crown bill. The program mixes comedy and drama with performers and directing staff of Cupid's Rand noted for the act.
Chicago dispatch notes a glove firm organizing workers amid unrest. A Friday night meeting at a local hall drew key figures and labor organizers discussing production, wage terms, and possible strikes. Authorities and factory management were mentioned as watching the developments closely.
Vera Gordon appears in a Isis picture with a motherly part as she portrays a central maternal figure. The review notes her versatility beyond this one role and hints at the film’s dramatic themes and Seton-related context.
The Nutt Company to stage Shepherd of the Hills, bringing a local theater production to town with plans for a staged performance schedule and venue details. Cast and tickets information expected closer to opening night.
The Kansas Agriculture Board adopts a pro-farmers platform at a state session, endorsing a bloc aimed at boosting commodity prices and protesting market policies. The vote signals organized farmer support and political activity within the state.
Houston Post Special reports an explosion injuring a man tied to a film project about war veterans. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a production incident during filming of The Queen Of Sheba at a location associated with the Seventieth Army and a hospital response for the injured worker.
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