Paramount News On Graf Zeppelin Arrival Filming Efforts
Paramount reports rapid preparations for Graf Zeppelin arrival in America with 12 crew assigned and aircraft ready. Production notes describe sound film rehearsals and rapid playbacks, and discuss varied schedules for stars like Menjou and Bow. Ernest Schoedsack and Merian Cooper travel Africa for The Four Feathers with 300 natives aiding transport, while Dorothy Arzner envisions more women in executive roles in motion pictures.
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Paramount
James Barrie
Ruth Chatterton
H. B. Warner
John Loder
Haro'd
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Luke
Ard Dix
Clara Bow
Bebe
Esther Ralston
George Croft
Adolphe Menjou
Andharles Rogers
von Stroheim
Australia
Ernest Schoiedsack
Merian Cooper
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Africa
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Portugese
Dorothy Arzner
Miss Aisner
Opinion on Ideal Union Advocates Male and Female Partners
In Arsner's view, the ideal union blends a man and a woman working together in harmony. He suggests the partnership requires both to possess the necessary ability to collaborate, implying balanced strengths and mutual respect.
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Mim Arsner
Pombe
Mary Brian rising star at Paramount studios
Mary Brian born in Dallas in 1908 moved to Los Angeles with family. She rose after winning a newspaper personality contest and screen testing for Peter Pan at Paramount. She starred in The Street of Forgotten Faces and Beau Geste and leads opposite Charles Rogers in Varsity and Someone to Love in production.
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Mary Brian
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Los Angeles
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Peter Pan
Paramount Studio
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Paramount
Dix
Charles Rogers
Australia
Success in Business and the Limits of Adages
The Times Trade Supplement argues that age and experience reveal no universal rules for business success. Honest, diligent, and educated men may still fail to make a mark, while effort and virtue alone do not guarantee riches. The piece counsels restraint, noting life’s value beyond possessions and warning against cynicism.
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Times Trade Supplement
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Fair Exchange How Bad Back Was Made Strong
Mrs J Pullin of Wyndham Street Shepparton tells how kidney trouble caused severe back pain and limited her ability to stand. The account promotes remedies that claim to reach the kidney cause rather than merely applying plasters or rubbing the affected area.
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Shepparton
J. Pullin
Wyndham Street
Notice to Farmers on Quality Seed Reflected in Listing
Notice to farmers describes seed quality with references to cleaning grading and sample quality. Includes a postal office mention and an implied application or inquiry from a rural area for better seed or feed stock. The fragmentary text suggests a farm service or agricultural notice from a local post office.
Christmas Mails Post Early Campaign
The Postal department urges early posting of calendars, catalogues, and gifts to ease congestion. Businesses are asked to test calendars by early December and the public should mail gifts and greetings well before Christmas to avoid delays. Overseas shipments recently show heavy loads totaling over 32 tons in 1888 across three dispatches.
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Bate
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Chitral
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Miloja
Mrs L Hyde Takes Over Victoria Hotel at Katunga
Mrs L Hyde has taken over the Victoria Hotel at Katunga and aims to attract strong public patronage. The hotel will stock only the latest spirits ales wines, with special catering for travelers and a cinema room as a feature.
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Ingram Eyesight Specialists Visit Melbourne
The Freeman City of London firm J and J Ingram advertise James T W Ingram and John Allan Inger as eye specialists with extensive training and experience. A next visit is scheduled Friday January 4 1924 at Farmers Arms Hotel from 10 to 4 with appointments via Guenther chemist and Fairless Headquarters 396 St Kilda Road Melbourne.
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Lond
M.V.O.A. Eyesight Specialists
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M.V O.A
A. A. Abotomey
England
Mit
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Freeman City of
Numurkai
Farmers’ Arms Hotel
Guenther
Fairless
St. Kilda Road
Melbourne
Chinese Herbalist to Visit Numurkah District
Lyttleton Terrace Bendigo based Chinese Herbalist announces quarterly visits to Numurkah and district. Next visit Friday January 11 1929 at Farmers Arms Hotel. Patients with persistent ailments urged to consult. claims to treat eye ear brain lung liver heart blood kidneys bladder spleen and other conditions.
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Lyttleton Terrace
Bendigo
Numurkah
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