The Great Divide to Play in Europe and London
Henry Miller plans four international adaptations for The Great Divide with Gilbert H. Miller directing in Paris Berlin Rome Madrid and London. The project follows a London success and marks the first time a New York theatrical hit is tailored for Spain and Italy with all casts locally sourced.
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Oregon Theater
Henry Miller
Mr. Miller
Paris
Berlin
Rome
Madrid
London
Gilbert H. Miller
Miller
Stephen Ghent
Ruth Jordan
The House of a Thousand Candles on the Oregon stage
A dramatic adaptation of the novel unfolds Wednesday March 2 at the Oregon theater. Old Glenarm conceals a strange will while Pickering seeks a hidden treasure in a mansion by an Indiana lake. Glenarm loves Marian though she may be Gladys, and the clash over the estate pits love against greed as conspirators marshal forces to seize control.
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Serge
Marian
Glenarm
Pickering
Morgan
Old Glenarm
Bates
Creighton
America
Oregon Theater
Indiana Lake
John Glenarm
Marian Devereaux
Gladys Olivin Armstrong
Villian
Donovan
Mr. Stoddard
Mystery
Widow to Wed Prof Egidi in Rome Rumor
Widow Linda Murri Bonmartino, linked to the murder case of her late husband Count Murri, is reportedly preparing to wed Professor Egidi, tutor to her children. The tale recalls her trial and exile, her liaison with Dr Lech, and their later travels abroad before the engagement.
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Rome
Linda Murri-Bonmartino
Tullio
Heraelf
Egid
Dr. Lech
Egidl
Linda Murr
Adriatic
Linda
Worry About Canada Increase in American Settlers
London reports rising American settlers are causing concern among British leaders as attention remains on the ongoing clash between lords and ministers. The piece notes English public worry over emigration patterns and potential impacts on imperial balance amid broader political strains.
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London
Immigration in Canada and the mother country ties
The London Graphic highlights Canada’s rapid growth and rising debate over immigration labeled American Invasion. An article notes Canada’s industrial and agricultural expansion and its evolving attitude toward Britain, a topic now prominent in public discourse.
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Canada
London Graphic
Dog Meat Eaten Reveals German Workmen Suffering
London reports detail the harsh plight of German laborers in Saxony where families subsist on horse and dog meat. Villages slaughter 12 to 18 horses weekly and sell meat for about six cents a round, with dog meat costing around half a cent more. Some butchers say buyers use dog meat as a preventive against pneumonia and tuberculosis.
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London
Saxony
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Lung Relief
Sore lungs and raw lungs are described as miserable, with Foley's Honey and Tar touted as the greatest throat and lung remedy to quickly cure soreness and cough and restore normal condition. Koeppen Bros. promote the product.
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Foley
Koeppen
Peole
Koeppen Bros
Guard Hatcher Traveled 6 Million Miles in Service
London reports retired G Hatcher, after 45 years on the Great Northern Railroad, estimated to have journeyed 6,000,000 miles. He served as guard on royal trains with Queen Victoria and the king on several occasions. Also mentions Foley's Kidney Remedy as a trusted treatment for kidney and bladder issues. Koeppen Bros. advertises unfurnished housekeeping rooms in East Oregonian building with steam heat and utilities.
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London
G. Hatcher
Great Northern Railroad
Hatcher
Queen Victoria
East Oregonian
Fast Oregonian
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