Yolanda at Monarch features Marion Davies in period romance
Marion Davies stars in Yolanda at the Monarch, set in Burgundian fifteenth century Europe. Supporting cast includes Holbrook Blinn as Louis XI and Lyn Harding as Charles the Bold with Ralph Graves and Johnny Dowley in key roles along with Leon Errol and Maclyn Arbuckle in comic parts.
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Yolanda
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Louis XI
Charles the Bold
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Ralph Graves
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Johnny Dowley
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Maclyn Arbuckle
Miss Davies
Infinitesimal fingerprint difference saves actor
Douglas McKenzie a former cinema actor faced five years for raising a check drawn on his employer. A microscopic comparison showed his fingerprints differed slightly from a California suspect, leading to a suspended sentence instead.
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New York
Douglas McKenzie
Cvie
California
McKenzie
Dancer Evan Burrows Fontaine sues Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
In Westchester county court on June 29, dancer Evan Burrows Fontaine filed a second breach of promise suit against Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney. Whitney counsel filed a motion for change of venue from Westchester to New York City arguing both parties reside in New York City and the case lies outside local jurisdiction.
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White Plains
N. Y
Evan Burrows Fontaine
Westchester County
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Whitney
New York
New York City
Dreamland presents Warrens off Virginia stage adaptation
Dreamland US presents a stage production of Warrens off Virginia and a new William Fox screen version at Dresdeland. The motion picture, directed by Elmer Clifton, features George Backus Dorothy Kingdon and Rosemary Hill, offering vivid color and a revived Southland atmosphere.
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Elmer Clifton
George Backus
Dorothy Kingdon
Rosemary Hill
Mary Miles Minter Appeals $1000 Damages in Damaging Arrest Case
Mary Miles Minter seeks appellate review of a superior court judgment that ordered her to pay Katherine Herlihy, her former maid, $1000 damages for alleged malicious arrest. The actress argues insufficient evidence supports the award in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Mary Miles Minter
Katherine Herlihy
Actress Clara Kimball Young Ordered to Hand Over Part of Salary
In Los Angeles on June 29 Clara Kimball Young must set aside 1400 of her weekly 1500 to satisfy a 60 000 judgment registered in March 1924 for legal services. The court examined her jewels ermined coat and ring values amid questions before she returned to a two a day theater engagement.
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Los Angeles
Clara Kimball Young
California
Superior Cour
Robert W. Brownson
Detroit
Miss. Young
Clergy Cite Parents As Major Cause Of Crime
In Chicago in June 27, episcopal clergymen from the Diocese of Chicago fault parental indifference and home conditions for public crime and moral decay. They also blame weak laws, moral decadence, and even the 18th amendment for rising immorality and social disorder.
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Community Notes From Local Social Roundup
Miss Carlson Myra Carlson returned to Alderson on Sunday. R Knapp and family moved from Arm No. 3 to Warm 32 formerly owned by Percy Pallin. Mrs Ralph Pallin left Tilley Saturday to spend holidays visiting friends in Lethbridge. Miss Fay Aldrich visiting her sister Mrs Pete Slatford of Tyye, Miss Aldrich from Illinois.
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TILLEY The Dance and Community Happenings
Saturday night in Tilley featured a well received dance with warm weather aiding ice cream sales. Proceeds fund a margin for the community hall. Attendees praised the event and Mr Ingram of Brooks for lending an ice cream freezer. Also notes report Mrs W S Benjamin recovering after surgery, and neighbors moving camps as dredging begins nearby.
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Interfering Family Fails to Stop Marriage Trial Verdict
A Los Angeles jury awarded Charles Horowitz 15000 against his bride's mother and in laws who allegedly abducted the bride two months after their wedding. The court ruled family interference did not justify breaking the marriage and the couple had chosen to stay together.
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