Idot Dancer at Lyceum Lifts Comedy Over Tragedy
Griffith returns to comedy with The Idol Dancer at Lyceum Theatre Monday and Tuesday. The film blends humor with South Seas adventures and features children prominently. A divorce case in New Orleans involving Charles Leung Mo and Sarah Martin Mo is noted, along with historic ties to a Vienna clock exhibit and Japan’s clock trade exceeding 700000 a year.
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Two New Orleanians Fish in Seaplane a Quick Run
William Fayssoux and Peter Jung Jr. fly from West End to Chef Menteur in a Curtiss seaplane for a 22 mile trip. They reach the Tally Ho Club after a 20 minute flight and refuse to disclose how many fish they caught.
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Chinese Also Have Their Love Jolts
Ghosts of thousands of Chinese ancestors attended a New Orleans event on Monday as the filing began. The ceremony marked a cultural observance with communal reverence and ongoing ties to heritage amid the city’s diverse traditions.
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