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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1925

Page

11

Desmond Stars In Measure of a Man at Strand Theater

Bowery inspired Universal picture "The Measure of a Man" with William Desmond to screen next Saturday at the Strand. Isadore Bernstein based the story on a real Bowery mission veteran who helps wrecks seek better lives, while Desmond portrays The Parson in a tale of love, temptation, and redemption with a noted supporting cast.

Universal Strand William Desmond Isadore Bernstein Bernstein the Bowery New York North Woods Desmond Woods

Archainbaud Chooses His Music For For Sale at Strand

George Archainbaud first National director selected his own scores for the film For Sale, coming to the Strand Theater next Tuesday. The production is based on an original story by Earl Hudson recounting studio life. Archainbaud, a musician at heart, favors Debussy and Tschaikowsky but will tolerate well played popular tunes.

George Archainbaud First National Strand Theater Earl Hudson Archinbaud Debussy Tschaikowsky America Paris

Cytherea Opens at Strand in Romantic True-Life Film

The Strand presents Cytherea from First National, produced by George Fitzmaurice and Sam Goldwyn. Cast includes Lewis Stone Irene Rich Alma Rubens Constance Bennett Betty Bouton Lydia Yeamans Titus. The film, set largely in Cuba, portrays a married couple pursuing a forbidden love amid dramatic, humanly drawn scenes.

Cytherea Geddes of Love Strand Samuel Goldwyn George Fitzmaurice Lewis Stone Alma Rubens Normaerry Irene Rich Constance Bennett Betty Bouton Charles Wellesley Lydia Yeamans Titus Peaches Jackson Mickey Moore Joseph Hergesheimer Cuba

Rin-Tin-Tin Battles Bristly Porcupine on Oregon Set

Rin-Tin-Tin, the screen’s wonder dog, escaped a porcupine encounter during exterior filming in Klamath Falls Oregon. Quills were removed by the company crew without injury, and the star resumed work that afternoon. Mal St. Clair directs the Warner Bros feature with June Marlowe in the lead and a cast including Eric St. Clair, Pat Hartigan, Charles Mailes and Fred Stanton.

Rin-Tin-Tin Strand Theater Klamath Falls Oregon Porapine Rinfin-Tin Mal St. Clair Warner Bros June Marlowe Darryl Francis Ian Nuck Eric St. Clair Pat Hartigan Charles Mailes Fred Stanton

Rin Tin Tin Rawnton Tawn: Strand to Feature Find Your Man

Rin Tin Tin the wonder dog returns in Find Your Man at the Strand Theater next week. The star, famed for feats others cannot match, hails from France and previously thrilled in Where the North Begins. supporting cast includes June Marlowe Pat Hartigan Eric St Clair and Charles Mailes.

Strand Theater France North Warner Bros June Marlowe Girl With Pat Hartigan Eric St. Clair Charles Mailes

Norma Talmdage Reveals Stage Fright Behind Tests For Secrets

Norma Talmadge admits screen tests shake her nerves though she maintains poise on camera. The star explains anxiety stems from the new role and period gowns in Secrets, a Joseph M Schenck First National production directed by Frank Borzage.

Norma Talmadge Norma Joseph M., Schenck First National Tony Gaudio Joseph M. Schenck Far West Frank Borzage Gaetano Gaudio Eugene O’brien

Rockne Faces Tough Task Filling Notre Dame Gaps

Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne said two players Hen nessy and O Boyle backfield men would earn spots in the 1925 lineup. He spoke before leaving Austin for Indiana noting only those two had proven their merit for fall play with the Notre Dame squad.

Austin Texas Knute Rockne Notre Dame University Indiana Notre Dame Hennessey O‘boyle Micks

Rockne Sees Green Notre Dame Team For 1925 Season

Coach Knute Rockne assessed Notre Dame football as rebuilding after losing many regulars and reserves. He warned the 1925 squad would be green but hopeful, and he warned of a tough early schedule including Baylor on Sept. 26 at South Bend. He praised Baylor coach Frank Bridges and predicted Baylor would contend for the Southwest Conference title. Also notes a coaching school at St Edwards University and a Kentucky man charged with grand larceny in Tennessee.

Rockne Baylor University Waco Notre Dame South Bend Frank Bridges Bears Baylor Coates Sisco Walker Strickland Jones Bridges Texas University Rice Texas A. & M. Wth Southern Methodist University Walter Meanwell University of Wisconsin St. Edwards Universit There

Swiss paintings gain popularity in Berlin gallery

Berliners and critics scrutinize thirty one works once in Chicago and attributed to Alexandre Calame but now believed to be by Arnold Boecklin. The collection, bought by Dr. Hans Wendland and shown in Switzerland, travels to the Berlin national gallery where Prof. Ludwig Justi plans to add several pieces. The Italian landscapes, dated around 1850, lack Boecklin’s later fantastical style, yet hint at the artist’s emerging charm and promise.

Berlin Hans Wendlan Chicago National Gallery Alexandre Calame Wedland Arnold Boecklin Wendland Switzerland Boecklin Ludwig Justi Berlin National Gallery Italy Anton Meyer

Unveiling Secrets Behind Living Symbol Legend

A fragment hints at an enduring effort to reveal hidden meanings within a symbol tied to a living being. The text suggests persistent pursuit, with emphasis on interpretive insight rather than concrete conclusions.

French Law on Exile Question Fades as Orleans Letter Feels

Paris reports little chance parliament revokes 1886 exile law for royal heads. Duke of Orleans laments his forty years of exile, refusing abdication. critics see his stance as a pillar of royalist strength while government weighs broader policy. A separate bill aims to create a maritime credits office backed by duties on goods and passengers to boost French shipbuilding and orders.

Paris France Duke of Orleans Philippe Chamber of Deputies Whch Algeria

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Authority of Bowery William A Strady Diirector Ucture Claire Windsor De‘phe Menjou Robert Ellis Mary ‘Aiv Tully Marshall Vera Reynolds Ohn Patrick Cytheria Strand Theatre Joseph Her Lewis S Alma Rubens Irene Rich and Norman Kerry Ern Society Man Gesheimer Mack Sennett Pathe News Tully Marshalledd Mary Carr Screen Imea Talmadge Eed Eugene Obrien The Associated Press Strudleher Crowley Layden Miler Four Horsemen Kentucky James Duncan Hamblen County Tenn Lewie Stone Duke of Sullivan Street
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