Motion Picture News at the Tidatrs Today and Tomorrow
Alte-Tiryant Wadtibarnde offers a lineup with the Poor Tech and International News. Vaudeville shows include Arcade-Jané Grey in the Alaskan Play Her Fighting Thrice and Harold Lloyd in Pipe the Whiskers. Prume-Heriath presents Perile of Then der Mountain, The Wiger'n rail, and Sko comedy All Inewed Up.
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Jané Grey
Harold Lloyd
Thender Mountain
Herr Fighting Chance at Ax os Al the Arcade
Jamen Oliver Curwood's Alaska tale Herr Fighting Chance screens with Jane Grey as the beloved heroine. The story follows early gold rush denizens in a northern climate with miners, saloon figures, and a painted dance hall girl. The film promises grand visuals and cooler air on a warm day.
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Jamen Oliver Curwood
Alaska
Chance
Jane Gmy
Jane Grey
Far Fantasy Lone Mountaineer Drama At Partime
A new chapter of Perl of Thunder Mountain plays at Partime theatre today. Antonio Moreno and Caral Hollawig star in a Vitagraph production written by Albert E Smith and Cyrus Townsend Brady. The episode showcases gold veins and Sierra Madre scenery across California and Nevada with exceptional supporting talent.
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Sierra Madre Ringe
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Nevada
Partime Theatre
Antonio Moreno
Carel Hollowig
Vitagraph
Albert E. Smith
Cyrus Townsenl Brady
Unique Character Moody in Pathe serial Tiger Face
Harry G Moody portrays Tiger Face in The Tigers Treat, shown at Pastime theatre today in Ruth Roland serial. The masked villain schemes against heroine Belle Boyd but never directly causes death or injury in the story, as Tiger Face’s actions avoid physical harm by design.
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Harry G. Moody
Ruth Roland
Pathe
Mr. Mooty
Tiger Face
Belle Boyd
Poor Rook opens at Alta Theatre with Bryant Washburn
Bryant Washburn appears in Paramount Pictures Poor Rook at the Alta Theatre today. The comedy written by Margaret Mayo and Alta Covington and adapted by Gardner Hunting stars Wanda Hawley with Mary Thurman and others from the Mack Sennett organization in the cast.
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Bryant Washburn
Paramount
Alta Theatre
Donald Cripp
Margaret Mayo
Alta Covington
Gardner Hunting
Wanda Hawley
Mary Thurman
Mack Setinett Organization
Prohibition Money and Italian Foreign Minister Mention
Fragmented OCR text mentions saving money during prohibition, an exilar reference, five years, and a figure Signor Torntli with a note on Italian foreign minister Tommaso TitteniAbbreviation. No clear event or outcome established.
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Signor Torntli
Tommaso Titteni
State Department Opposes Irish Visit Restrictions
John Archdeacon Murphy of Buffalo, heading the American Commission for Irish Independence, will return to the United States after the State Department refused to amend his passport to permit a visit to Ireland. Murphy denounces Washington for bowing to Britain and calls England at war with Ireland, criticizing passport censorship and alleging arrests and brutality against Irish activists amid war fears and Walsh-Dunne report fallout.
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Ireland
John Archdeacon Murphy
Buffalo
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United States
Murphy
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Trieir
Exponent of Way to Live Happily Now On Run as H C L Soars
Pittsburg reports Roy R. Mumma known as H C L Soars faces financial strain after prolonged diet adjusted by war time costs. Once living on 25 cents daily, expenses rose to 24 cents per day in recent months. Mumma, a Tech student years ago, married and served in the war, returning to find food and living costs sharply up and his wife’s defense budget stretched.
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H. C. L. Soars
Pittsburg
H.C
Roy R. Mumma
Mumma
County Joly
Zane
Laughter Essay by Stendanl Published in Paris Ro
A fragmentary passage notes authorities on human emotions linked to satisfaction and superiority in laughter. The Paris Ro Hogne announces a hitherto unprinted essay on laughter by Stendanl.
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Paris
Hogne
Stendanl
What is laughter and the public’s waiting for end of strife
The passage defines laughter as a series of pulmonary spasms with a distinct facial expression, yielding pleasurable chest sensations. It links laughter to self-relief from perceived superiority and notes the public’s patience as it awaits the end of unreasonable strife interfering with reconstruction, urging the spread of good news amid falling prices.
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Luigiter
Japanese Printers Accept Compromise Of 31.85 A Month
Tokio papers suspend publication after printers strike for eight hour day and 70 yen monthly minimum. Publishers concede a 63 yen minimum and 40 percent raise, 10 percent rise on other wages. Unprecedented stoppage affects all leading papers in Tokyo.
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TOKIO
Wales
Talk May Be Cheap But Parrots Command Big Price
A lighthearted note on pet birds humorously claims parrots cost more than their owners expect. The line suggests talking is easy but finding a high quality talking parrot involves higher expense and value.
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