Pol Gaillard Sails Into Veronicas Quiet World
Pol Gaillard, a young poet and painter, visits Veronica and her guardian Michael Cadrigan aboard a Long Island sloop to seek permission to use a portrait of their estate in his book Some Shore Homes of the Sound. He shares war memories and his clash with authority as Veronica’s curiosity and Cadrigan’s wary protectiveness mix with a mysterious land dispute nearby.
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Tim Burke
Pol Gailliard
Pol
Long Island
Prof
Husted
Michael Cadrigan
Cadrigan
Veronica
Venice
Mr. Cadrigan
Boss Tweed
Cadan
Pol—P-O-L—Gaillard
Nightingale
Mr. Gaillard
Cernig
Henry C. Rowland
Shreveport Welcomes Strand Theatre Opening
Shreveport celebrated the formal opening of the Strand, a Saenger-Ehrlich million dollar theatre. The Fortune Gallo Comic Opera Company presented a revival of Oscar Strauss's The Chocolate Soldier for a brief operetta season. Notables including A. D. Saenger and Mrs. Philip Werlein attended, with officials presenting the theater to the city and a banquet at the Youree Hotel.
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Shreveport
Saenger-Ehrlich
Strand
Fortune Gallo Comic Opera Company
Oscar Strauss
Saengers
Europe
Louisiana
South
A. D. Saenger
Los Angeles
Philip Werlein
Will Hays
New
Orleans
J. H. Saenger
James M. Thomson
E. M. Clarke
Emile Weil
W. H. Gueringer
L. Boyer Jr
L. M. Ash
Charles Rosen
E. M. Clark
L. E. Thomas
Youree
Saenger
Saenger Amusement Company
Louisi
Studio Gains Rights for Mullally Play and Moore Sets for Norma Talmadge
Don Mullally’s Desert Flower gains stage to screen traction with Al Woods and John E. McCormick arranging rights. Colleen Moore stars in Maggie Fortune as the Mullally heroine. Norma Talmadge films The Lady with meticulously rebuilt 1900 English theater, Monte Carlo casino, Marseilles Apache quarter, using French costumes sourced by Jacques d Auray.
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Colleen Moore
Maggie Fortune
London
Monte Carlo
France
Marseilles
Jacques d’Auray
Sir John Higgins Pushes Australian Wool Growers Association
Sir John Michael Higgins proposes forming an Australian wool growers association with 250 million dollars capital to stabilize prices. A Victoria native indentured at 14 in Bendigo he advanced in metallurgy and chemistry, became a leading wool industry figure, founded the Australian Metal Exchange, and served as a wartime adviser to the Commonwealth, earning knighthood in 1918.
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John Michael Higgins
Victoria
Sir John
Bendigo
Australia
Queensland
New South Wales
Australian Metal Exchange
Commonwealth
Watermelon Party Promo At The Natatorium
An ice cold watermelon sale promotes Watermelon Par ties at the Natatorium. Slices sold at 5e each, available throughout the season, with continuous ice cold offerings and event style pricing.
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Natatorium
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