Palmyra at Sea in Turbulent Romance and Disastrous Escape
Synopsis of Palmyra aboard the yacht Rainbow as she faces a sinister hand at the porthole, smuggler Burke, rival John Thurston, Van Buren Butter, and a savage captive Olire. After the Rainbow wrecks, the party lands on an island. Burke abducts Palmyra planning a grim future, while Thurston and Van Buren pursue at dawn in rain.
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Palmyra
Rainbow
California
South Seas
John Thurston
van Bure
Pougapé Burke
Burke
Olire
van Buren Butser
Olive
Honolulu
van Buren
Noah
Thurston
Am Buren
Tanna Island
Sen
Palmyra and the Knife: Power Struggle Aboard the Canoe
Palmyra faces Olive and a brown man on a canoe as she seizes a sheath knife in a bid to escape oppression. Tension peaks when Olive carts her toward the water and the brown man wields a wooden stick in a display of controlled discipline. The scene ends with a puzzled, restrained power dynamic and a promise of continuation.
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Olive
Lanetare
Palmyra
Pardero
Burke
Enife
Ferria
Eive
Samson
Delilah
Bace
Savage
Stanley B. Osborn
Fragmentary Red Scene Notes From Fred Niblo Era
Readable text hints at a Red Scene from a Fred Niblo production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayor involvement. Mentions figures such as Kenneth, Per, and China Jones in casting or studio notes. Content is garbled but suggests archival reference to cast and production context.
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A Righteou and Son
Kenneth Percs
China’ Jones
S. Heney
The Hurricane Musical Brings Destruction to the Blues
Saenger Theatre hosts a musical comedy on Friday January 16 featuring a vivid show that promises complete destruction to the blues in a lively stage experience.
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Saenger Theatre
Stuart Holmes Portrays Noted Role With Capable Skill
The article praises Stuart Holmes for his capable portrayal of a leading character, highlighting his performance as a strong element in the production and noting the actor’s effective presence on screen.
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Stuart Holmes
Lasses White All Star Minstrels to Feature New Show
The Lasses White All Star Minstrels led by "Lasses" White arrive at the Stenger January 9 with a newly detailed program. A strong troupe of comedians singers and dancers accompanies the act, promising notable novelty in every part.
From School Teacher to Great Eminence
A Western Pennsylvania farm raised man studied to be a district teacher and saved to enter medical college. After the Civil War he practiced in Pennsylvania oil country, then moved to Buffalo New York where his remedies sold nationwide. Dr R V Pierce became famous for the Golden Medical Discovery and a trial offer is described.
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Pennsylvania
New Oil
Ater
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
U. S
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Rain dramatized on island stage in Port Pago Pago tale
The Broadway smash Rain arrives on island stages with Sadie Thompson the ill reputed girl and Rev Alfred Davidson the missionary. Set on Tutuila in the South Seas under US oversight, the plot threads conversion, punishment and a preacher driven by tragedy. The cast includes Hilda Vaughn Augusta Durgeon Belle Sylvia Edward Nannary and C Norman Hammond among others.
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Broadway
Ssenger
Sam H. Harris
New York
Port Pago Pago
Tutuila
South Seas
Sadie Thompson
Alfred Davidson
America
United States
Sadie
Hilda Vaughn
Augusta Durgeon
Belle Sylvia
Edward Nannary
C. Norman Hammond
Hans Roberts
Ken
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