Red Hair and By Stanley R. Blue Sea Osborn
Palmyra aboard the Rainbow flees California for the south seas after spotting a sinister hand through a porthole. She loves two men, meets smuggler Ponapé Burke, and falls for Olive the brown man, who helps her escape pursuit by Burke. They survive a perilous voyage, reach an island, and vanish as a Japanese gunboat passes by.
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Palmyra
Rainbow
California
South Seas
John Thurston
van Buren Bateer
Ponapé Burke
Coolie
Burke
Olive
van Buren Rutger
Gave
Honolulu
van Buren
Noah
Thurston
Sakamoto
Nature
Fonapé Burke
Gabriel
Japanese Houses and the Houses of Tropical Christendom
Fife
John Phurston
Miss Palmyra
Crawfords
Olive and Palmyra Reach Palmyra Atoll Home
Olive saves Palmyra from the shipwreck and pursues Ponapé Burke. They reach a beach where Micronesians, Japanese and Western residents gather. Palmyra awakens in her mother’s arms as she asks where Ponapé Burke is.
Seventh Heaven Thrills New York Audiences In 1922
The Booth Theatre production by John Golden of Austin Strong's play opened in late October 1922 and quickly rose to front rank. Capacity crowds formed, seating expanded by removing orchestra players to add fourteen seats, and reviews hailed it as one of the year's great love stories on stage.
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Naper
Austin Strong
Booth Theatre
New York
John Golden
Missouri Pacific Boosters Back The Midnight Express
The Missouri Pacific Boosters Club sponsors The Midnight Express at Saenger theatre for tonight. Lead actress Miss Hammerstein and star William Haines deliver thrilling railroad action with a strong love story and modern production values. Peggy Joyce Hopkins comments highlight romantic scenes and audience appeal.
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Missouri Pacific Boosters Club
Saenger
Nellie the
Nellie
Miss Hammerstein
William Haines
Peggy Joyce Hopkins
Woman credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
In Shreveport Louisiana A Elizabeth Stuckey reports six years of weakness after six weeks on Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription she regained health and remained well through the seventh bottle She recommends the tonic and directs readers to obtain it from a druggist or write to Buffalo New York for advice and a trial package.
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Shreveport
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Little Jessie James musical comedy in New York
Critics expect a star for a new musical as comparisons rise with Ziegfeld Follies and Scandals. L Lawrence Weber presented Little Jessie James to New York audiences last season without a leading star, testing its appeal against established hits.
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New York
Ziegfeld
George White
Fred Stone
L. Lawrence Weber
Jessie James
Har
Thompson and Archer Star in The Acid Test
Lan Thompson and Harry Archer headline the Acid Test, a feature event drawing attention for its sharp exchange and high stakes. Spectators anticipate tense moments as rivals clash in a decisive confrontation.
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Lan Thompson
Harry Archer
Green's Market & Grocery Ad Teases Hog Lard Special
A small market notice markets Hog Lard to shoppers at Green's Market & Grocery. The brief copy invites customers to visit the store at its 13-31 address for the deal.
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Green’s Market & Grocery
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Ry Staney R. Osborn
Barney Google
Spark Plug
New Orleans
Sparky
Chamber OF Commerce
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Eve
Charity
The
News-Star
Greatest Buy
Hudson
Ouachita Motors, Inc
Hall ST
Monroe, LA
A. Elizabeth Stuckey
Saenger Theatre
Wii
James
Ont Baal Lynn
James Girls
Grand Floral CO
Louis H. Cosper
Mgr
Sploral Artists
Monroe
By Austin Strong
Uisual
M. P. Booster Club
Elaine Hammerstein
Wm. Haines
Phyllis Haver
Roscoe Earns
Ben Turpin
Virginia Valli
Marc McDermott
Lloyd Hughes
Stuart Holmes
Fast & Furious
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