War Savings Propaganda at the A Muse Theatre
A forceful call urges Americans to buy War Savings and Thrift Stamps to defeat the German threat. A loud propaganda film at the A Muse Theatre promises to ignite Americanism by portraying Kaiser Wilhelm II as a mad tyrant. The piece laments World War I atrocities, frames the Kaiser as an invader, and extols Allied and democratic ideals.
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The Master Grime Summer 1914 and World at Peace
A historical vignette traces a blacksmith of Louvain named Mareng, praised for faith and prosperity, contrasting his simple life with Kaiser Wilhelm II. On August 1st, 1914, Germany’s autocratic strike unleashed war, ending peace and ushering despair as a global conflict began.
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Louvain
Berlin
Willia
Hohenzollern
Prussia
Germany
William of
Pruasin
Kaiser Insults Lady Guests At White Room Audiences
Controversy erupts over the Kaiser’s conduct toward Belgian women and court ladies as reports surface of his public admiration and insulting insinuations. Miss Gertruda Astor named amid rumors of rings and bracelets he noticed on female hands, amid broader scrutiny of behavior in Berlin society and theater circles.
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White
Imperial Palace
America
Gertruda Astor
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Ropert Julian
Berlin
German Officer Attacks Girl At Merer Mountain Border
A Belgian maiden, depicted as a happy girl, suffers an assault by a German officer near Merer Mountain border. The report notes the attacker and the victim, with local authorities launching an investigation into the incident.
The Kaiser Beast of Berlin expose on German rulers
Ruth Clifford recounts brutal German advances and a cinema expose titled The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin. It claims vivid private life details of the Kaiser and German leaders, alleging plans for war and malign traits, framed as a sensational anti-German documentary.
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Berlin
Kaiser's Exposures Stir Berlin In Savage Film Tale
A sensational motion picture titled The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin exposes imperial brutality with scenes of peasants suffering under Prussian rulers. Rupert Julian directs and stars. Elliott J. Clawson wrote the script. the plot centers on Kaiser Wilhelm I and a palace confrontation after a palace guard assault.
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Trea
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Luck
England
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J Wile Uamson
Uils Country
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M. Beaucaire
Daily
Theatre
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Fale
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Julius Cacaar
Mare Anethony
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Cappearanes
Calliotenia
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Beast of Berl
Eilott J. Clawson
Willian I
Bravery of Belgian Youth Stuns German General
A young Belgian apprentice son of a Louvain blacksmith attacked by occupying German forces fatally injures a German general after defiant acts. The youth, missing after a dramatic scene near his father's shop, represents Belgian resistance amid German depredations. Rupert Julian's film chronicles Kaiser portrayals amid wartime sensationalism.
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