The Pearl Headed Pin Mystery Unfolds in London
Margaret Hallett and her husband, tied to a murder case two decades past, confront new threats as John Selkirk is released from prison and claims innocence. A煤 contractor Edward March orchestrates a tense sequence with blackmail hints, a distant body, and a climate of fear in a damaged estate.
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Margaret Hallett
Henry Sedway
John Selkirk
Selkirk
Halletts
Edward March
March
Hfe
Thelkirk
Marcher’s Elaborate Disguise and Hidden Cash Plan
In a late scene, Edward March discards worn clothes for a stylish suit and accessories, then destroys evidence and plans a money-focused escape. He travels to a quiet tea lounge in London, where he encounters Joan Slallett, while the narrative hints at a forthcoming continuation.
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Harries
March
Fiat
Edward March
Corte Five
Homburg
Gue
Veiver
Victoria
St. Martin's Voglar
Alntances
Piccadilly
Mrs. Halsett
Ledway
George
Joan
Potter
The Knockout and Film Stars At Saenger
Milton Sills director Lambert Hillyer and First National crew praise John Phillip Kolb for a daring log ride in The Knockout filmed in Canada. Kolb, six seven, rose from truck driver to lumber camp boss in a pivotal action scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger
Milton Sills
Lambert Hillyer
First National Company
Wilds of Canada
Saenger Theatre
John Phillip Kolb
New York
Kolb
Beauchene River
Hillyer
Sills
New York Edison Company
Princess Mestchersky's Tragic Fall From Russian Court
Princess Mestchersky, once a Russian court lady, is now a London hotel kitchenmaid after the revolution left her destitute. She describes a life of toil and hardship as she and another maid share a room and wash dishes, lamenting the loss of her former luxuries and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Mestchersky
Perograd
Don Cossacks
England
Charles A. Smith
London
Princess Mesichersky
Russia
Temperance Law Revival S sought by Louisiana WCTU
The Louisiana WCTU plans to revive and enforce the Louisiana Temperance Education Law requiring temperance instruction in public schools from primary through high school. District meeting action in Denham Springs authorized the executive committee to develop plans, with state officers and several thousand members across 30–40 local groups. The organization aims for Christian Education Law Enforcement and Moral uplift, with the annual state convention slated for New Orleans in late October.
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Baton Rouge
A. P
Louisiana
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Denham Springs
Morcialift
New Orleans
Paris Dressmakers Preview Opens with Subtle Shifts in Style
The Paris fashion premiere signals limited overall changes with knees modestly covered and fuller skirts in wool and crepe. Two piece silhouettes persist with capes and coats. Paul Caret introduces fullness and bold back motifs while trims grow more elaborate using beads leather and sequins.
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Paris
Paul Caret
Godets
Notable Names in Brief Skews From Page One
Cullen Landis, a screen actor, is seriously injured in a Los Angeles car crash. Roy Chapman Andrews reports finding forty dinosaur eggs in China. Mary Lugo, former Follies girl, is linked to Gordon C. Thorne’s hospitalization. Count Laszlo Szechenyi, Hungarian minister to the United States, sails for Europe.
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Mary Iago
Szechemyt
Cullen Landis
Los Angeles
Roy Chapman “Andrews
China
Mary Lugo
Follies
Gordon C. Thorne
Mary
Laszlo Szechenyi
United Me
Gladys Vanderbilt
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Roy Vickers
The
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Hawaii
Sukulele
Neniles Arnhan
Dora Empey
Fleur
Barbara la Marr
Dora
Georgia Empey
Temperance Law
S.S.S
Chie Young
Thornhill
Tidwell-Larche Co. (Incorporated
West Monroe
Co. C. Lindley Locksmith
New Star Hotel
Knockout Comedy News
la Marr
Saenger Pipe Organ
Lyceum
Vicksburg
Asbury Park, N. J
Jackson
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
J. L. Bell
Tri-State Transit Co.—West
Monroe
S’port
Euston
el Dorado
Interurban Transportation Co.—South
Alex
South Grand ST
H. H. Wasner
Agt
Parlor City Lumber Co., Inc
South Grand
Phon Ae
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