The Vixen at Pastime and other film notes
Theda Bara stars in The Vixen at the Pastime for a two day run, portraying Elvie Drummond who lures a lover from Helen then betrays him for money. Denis Hara and Katia Grady appear in Agon of Erin at Alta, praised for Irish scenery and Palian Pictures artistry. Dorothy Philippe stars in The Piper's Price at Cory, with Maud George as the divorced wife and Philippe delivering the emotional role amid a modern divorce plot.
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New Hara Hole
Theda Bara
William Fog
Taw
Mrs. Bara
Elvie Drummond
Helen
Elaio
Elsie
Tipperary
Denis (Y) Hara
Katia 'Grady
Damin Farnum
Dennis
Winifrey Kingston
Erin
Pallas
Goay
Dorothy Phillipe
Bluebird
Cory Theater
Mra Wilon Woodrow
Ida May Park
Joseph de Graste
Saved by Human Palmotor in Lynn Baby Rescued at Birth
In Lynn Massachusetts on January 12 Dr Charis D Lovell used a human pulmotor to revive a newborn boy for over half an hour. He restored heart action by massage as Mr and Mrs James Scribner watched presumably lifeless at birth. The infant began breathing after repeated efforts.
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Lynn
Mass
James Scribner
Charis D. & Lovell
Lovell
Being a Woman She Had to Talk in Court
Mrs Cordelia Kirkpatrick of Topeka Kansas tested decades of silence on the witness stand seeking a divorce from her husband. Deaf and mute since age four from illness she spoke through a sign interpreter but muttered inaudibly until she suddenly whispered I believe I can talk. The line ended with her low assertion as the court heard her testimony on marital troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymen
Topseka
Kan
Cordelia Kirkpatrick
Attorney Questions In Car In Unclear Trial Scene
A courtroom fragment shows an attorney shouting questions to a man named Kirkpatrick who is fourteen years younger than his spouse and reportedly deaf and mute. A later opportunity arose, but his vocal cords did not respond to the stimulation that had worked for his wife.
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Kirkpatrick
New York Stock Exchange Seat Sold For Fifty Dollars
Joseph Weinstock, a New York motion picture man, buys a seat on the New York Stock Exchange for $50. The record notes that seats on the Exchange have been selling around $475,000 in recent years.
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Hays Stock Exchange
Liesepey Weinstock
New York Stock Exchange
Joseph Weinstock
New York Moving Picture Man
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the Vixen
Herbert Heyes
Mary Morten
Pers
Miss Bara
Pipe Organ
Motion Picture News
Deetor
Ces Nelson Arthur Ashley
Conroy
Telephone
Alice Joyce
Harry Morey
Marc Macdermot
Cyrus Townsend Brady Story
Sir Roger Casement
Kahn
Wood
Ind
Temple
Sacuniay
Helen Ware
Frances Nelson
Arthur Ashby
Temple Theater
Aurés Sisters
Leroy &T. All
Pipers
Charlie Chaplin
The
Cosy
Fitzgerald
Betts & Betts
Arthur
Ashley IN
America
Lonesome Locke Comedy
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