Forbidden Fruit and The Charm School at Paramount Mermaid
Cecil B DeMille presents Forbidden Fruit with Agnes Ayres Clarence Burton Theodore Roberts Kathryn Williams Forrest Stanley and Theodore Kosloff in a modern life drama. Wallace Reid stars in The Charm School at Mermaid Comedy with Lila Lee and fifty young women as boarding school pupils in a witty romance of charm vs ambition.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount Magazing
Wallace Reid
Charm School
Forbidden Fruit
Pmarkiet Life
de Mille
Pennis
Ueal
Agnes Ayres
Clarence Burton
Theodore Roberts
Kathryn Williams
Forrest Stanley
Theodore Kosloff
Jeanie MacPherson
Mr. Rei
Lila Lee
Saturday Evening Post
Alice Duer Miller
Forbidden Fruit and Lost in Passion on Screen at Bowersock
The Wednesday listing promotes Christie comedy Forbidden Fruit and a feature titled Mr Fatima with Mae Al Hsan in Held in Trust. Mary Manchester stars in a Red Book magazine adaptation, praised as a brilliant translation of Idols of Clay with a sultry South Seas setting.
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Mr. Fatima
May al
Satur Mae Murray
Tathe News
May al- Hsan
Mary Manchester
George Kibbe Turner
Red Book Magazine
George Fitzmaurice
South Sea Isles
An Invitation for Recognition and Local Visits in Kansas
A vivid summary recalls a Pathe News feature on Dr. James Naismith and invites recognition of local society events in Greece and London bohemian scenes. The piece also lists a long chain of Lawrence and nearby-area visits, school notes, and social calls among families including Florys, Brohammers, Markleys, Beeghleys, and Campbells, with multiple Tuesday and Friday activities in Lawrence and surrounding towns.
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Greece
London
Limehouse
Fitzmaurice
Pathe News
James Naismith
Local families gather for dinners and visits in Lone Star and surroundings
The report lists numerous local residents visiting or dining at each other's homes in Lone Star and nearby areas. It notes Sunday meals at Abe Flory and Isaac Flory homes, calls at George Markley and Charlie Brohammer properties, and church and school activities including a Baby Clinic with nineteen babies and a weekly mothers conference at the city hall health office.
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Lois Flory
Elmer Flory
George Markley
Kansas City
Elmer Campnell
Columbia School
Charlies Brohammer
John Brohammer
Harold
Lawrence
Elmer Campbell
Charlie Brohammer
Wesley Flory
Chessey Nt
Tom Ward
Kelsey
Walter Ueay
John McCall
Jesse Markley
Myrtle Jacobs
Mauion
Strong
George
Willie
Lillian
Alda
Carl Strong
Edna Reusch
Dartiel Beeghley
Lloyd
Everett
Lola Hobbs
Bennie
Pearl
Anslem Brohammer
Edward Sanders Ehlidd
Charlie
Brohammer
Daniel Beeghley
Blanche
Stella
Lucile Campbell
Clyde Ward
Lloyd Beeghley
Pleasant Grove
Lillian Brohammer
Lucile
Ansiom Brohammer
Alda Brohammer
Francis Curtis
Lornes
Lilian
Roy
Clyde
Correy
Satur Sa Tostma
Charlie Bro
Baldia Brohammay
Littian
Aldeoauel
Boeunie
Ancolin
Paul Lanres
Millard
Fillian
Odin Wen Flory
Sanday
Elmer “Church
Frances’ Curtis
Finland
Charlie Bréhammer
Simmons Hospital
le Ward
Lone Star
Emer Campbell
Lucille
Church of the Brethren of Lone Star
Lora Luxes
Joh Brohammer
Charlie Brohammers
Ales Stella Campbell Saturstay
Artie Campbell
Daniel Beeghler
Liogd
Fiverett
Toon
Isaac Flory
Mes
Owen Flory
Elmer
Gladys
Abe Flory
Will Wingert
Mabel
Henry
Arle Flory
Harve Flory
Will Postma
Florence
Laurie
Richard
Asa Posetma
Walter
Albert Dyer
Oscar Markley
John
Dyer
Lawrence S
Kramer Begins 26th Year as Pro Cyclist in 40th Year
In his 26th year as a rider Frank L. Kramer, a noted bicycle racer, has spent four of the past twenty five years as an amateur and twenty one as a professional. At age forty he remains a kid at heart in the sport, with many medals and fame earned as a money racer.
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Frank L. Kramer
Kramer
Walnut Grove play and ice cream social announced
A play and ice cream social will be held at Walnut Grove school on April 9 at 8 00 p.m Admission is 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children Johnston's chocolates sold as gifts Rankin's Drug Store advertises fresh weekly merchandise
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Walnut Grove
Johnston
Rankin's Drug Store
Police Trouble: Learnard Fined After Parking in Street
Oscar Learnard reported his car parked in the street and requested it to be towed to the station. He paid a $2 fine for parking after dark without lights in police court. George Price and A. M. Russell also paid fines for traffic violations. J. Black, jailed for drunkenness, forfeited a $20 bond after failing to appear.
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Oscar Learnard
George
Price
A. M. Russell
J. Black
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Bowersock
Black Jack Pershing
Marcella Pershing
Simewhat
Marcella
Columbia News
Mr. Woodward
Elmer Camph
Lottie
Willie Roser
Charlie Brohamer
Richard Postma
Will Wing
Walter Grovers
Mervin
Freida
Robert Watts
Solon Markley
Business College
Daniel Beehler
Floyd DeWitt
Jesse Markleys
Saree Ie
Morner
Morier
Bradfield Regulator CO
Dept
Atlanta
St. R. F. Din
Dr. J. Bradfield
Br. J. Bradfield
Banks Drug Store
Lowman
E. A. Kasold’s Cash Grocery
Red River
Ohio
Queen of the Pantry
Kiresville
BP. Scorr
Franklin Street
the Universal Car
C. W. Smith
Mass. St
Lawrence, Kansas
Free-Westinghouse
Free- Westinghouse
Kansas Electric Utilities Co
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