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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1916
Page
5
Holweg discusses Rowmania measures to ease German burdens. He asserts submarines achieved heroic aims while omitting specific peace terms. The Reichstag is noted in relation to the ongoing discourse.
In a wartime broadcast, Hollweg vows Germany’s readiness for peace if enemies accept conditions. He says Germany seeks security for central powers, warns against further bloodshed, and asserts resilience despite Russia, Turkey, and Bulgaria gains. He recalls 1914 challenges and calls for a serious peace response.
In Paris circles, predictions say France will follow Britain and overhaul the government due to general war dissatisfaction. A conference of shoe manufacturers in Lynn reports leather prices rose 16 cents a foot last week, warning retail prices may jump to 20 dollars per pair unless leather exports are embargoed.
Louise Glaum stars as Marie Chaumontel in Somewhere In France a daring vampire role guarding military secrets for Germany. Howard Hickman co stars in a dramatized World War I tale based on Richard Harding Davis writings. The feature ties to The Wreck in the Fog and a Monterey production history with Golden Era theater lore.
Nance O Neil renowned for dramatic roles will appear at the Alta theater on Tuesday and Wednesday in The Iron Woman a five part Metro spectacle. She calls it her artistic peak. Originally she planned a stage dramatization of The Iron Woman by Margaret Deland but a turn in affairs blocked the plan. Metro later acquired the film rights to the Deland novel.
Actress Mrs O Neill is set to star in a motion picture version of the story. Alfred Hickman Evelyn Brent Vera Sisson Christine Maya Einar Linden William Postance head a prominent cast chosen for their fit to the roles. Carl Harbaugh, notable author and director formerly with Belasco, produced The Iron Woman for Metro.
San Francisco Dec 12 The California supreme court upheld the 1911 public utilities act granting state railroad commissioners and commission employees free travel on railroad lines while on official business.
A quip on music roles notes that many men favor hard work at the anvil chorus over taking a secondary musical part.
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