British treatment of negroes scored by London writer
A London Observer piece by Sir W. H. Mohaston condemns British East Africa abuses. It cites bullying, torture, and murders by settlers, calls for justice for millions of black Africans, and notes inconsistent punishment of white perpetrators. It also mentions wartime abuses, then shifts to sailing sail design innovations influenced by aircraft wing theory.
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London
British East Africa
UW. H. Mohaston
The
Observer
Meany
New York
Colonial Office
Gally
Ji Atte
Amin
Thec
Africa
Nduru
Sera Mon
Simple home remedy promises to rid blackheads
A letter describes dissolving blackheads with two ounces of calonite powder sprinkled onto a hot wet sponge and rubbed over the affected area. The mixture dissolves the plugs so they wash out, avoiding irritation from pinching or squeezing and leaving pores clean.
Historic silent era stars headline Majestic and Strand features
The Majestic opens a three day run with Alias Jimmy Valentine star Bart Lytell praised for restrained, forceful acting and a strong supporting cast led by Vola Vale. At the Rialto Charles Ray offers comic theater in Mayfoot Strawtoot plus The Evil Eye Episode 7. The Strand presents The Tower of Jewels with Maurice Costello, followed by Caught in the End. The Bijou teases Dangerous Talent and the serial finale Episode 18, while the Casino showcases Rosemary Climbs The Heights with Mary Miles Minter and The Vanishing Dagger finale in the same program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Valentine
Bart Lytell
Majestic
Paul Armstrong
Crook
Lytell
Vola Vale
Rialto
Charles Ray
the Bialta
Mayfoot
Guen
Casino America
Mary Wiles Minter
Rosemary
Miss Minter
Allan Forest
la Croyse
Stan Cael
Majeatie
Bert Lytell
Jun Ay Valentine
Uijon—Magarila Fisher
Miles Minter
Rase- Casine
Tomatt
Sernni
Corinne Griffith
Tower of Jewels
Rinite—Caoarles
Ray J
Hayfoab Sturawfoot
Everywoman at La Crosse theater praised as screen worthy
La Crosse venue opens Everywoman a dramatic piece suited for film. Violet Heming leads a strong cast including Theodore Roberts Wanda Hawley and Raymond Hatton in lavish scenes of love and wealth as the heroine seeks life meaning. Critics call the screen version superior to stage, the production a standout in this era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
la Crosse Theater
Shay
Preauer
New York
Witle
Violet Heming
Cheodore Roberts
Wanda Hatcher
Bebe Ditiels
Aonte Blue
Charles Ole
Raymond Hatton
Tully
Mr. Roberts
Miss Hawley
Ass Daniels
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Jain & Class
Gee Wales
Pateseadiez
Thare’a* Bek
Gorrie Grifficn
Strand
Tb Prings
Favyurite
Maurice’ Costello
Eliouliver Bean
Ufe
Tijou
Mergarttl Fisher
Misa Wisher
Ion Man
Fiske O'Hara
Atherica
Mayo
A. Si
Cutlents Laboratories
Maan
Augustus
Pitou
Sindia
Fine Mediols
DUFKY
Phices
Coxes
Wanda Hawley
Bebe Daniels
Theodore
Roberts
Monte Blue As
Love
Clara Horton
Irving — Cummings
Passion
Margaret Loomis
Modesty
Mildred Pearson
Bert
Beyerstedt
Orchestra
Tes
Cooper
America
Miles
NCA
Walis
the Princess of Diamonds
Corinne
Charles
Ray
Hayfoot, Strayfoot
Margarita ’ Fisher
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