Social and Personal Notes From Pendleton Area Gatherings
A lively social scene fills Pendleton with dancing parties attended by Pendleton folk and guests from Stanfield. Portland guests Mr and Mrs J. B. Serininher visit, while Miss Mildred Burrows travels to Helix to see her sister. Local musicians and students perform at Warren's Music House and Arion di Thoma, with praise for Miss Marjorie Fwo mogart Bethel Stack and Miss Zilla Simpson. Pendleton and Walla Walla basketball plans draw regional interest as visitors and residents attend the eventful evening.
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Motion Picture Producers Ban Nude Scenes In Films
New York reports that major studios, members of the national association, will ban nude in photo plays. After a nationwide probe found widespread disapproval, the Producers' branch vows swift action against any unscrupulous maker using indecent depictions, and pledges full support to law enforcement in suppressing such material.
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Cartoon Comedy Of Maud Mule On Sunday and Monday
A Sunday and Monday feature presents Maud the mule from the funny papers along with Krazy Kat in a lighthearted cartoon lineup suitable for readers seeking to reminisce about classic syndicated humor.
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Destructive Fire Destroys Railroad and Town in Film Feature
Vitagraph five part Blue Ribbon Feature The Ninety and Nine stars William Courtenay and Lucile Lee Stewart directed by Ralph O. Ince shown at the Pastime Sunday and Monday. The screen adaptation of Ramsey Morris well known stage success portrays a hero and heroine racing through a burning forest to reach an engine and save townsfolk. Across miles of blazing woods mountains of smoke and dying telegraph lines the train bridges burn and the town is engulfed as communication collapses.
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Million Dollar Fire in Pittsburg Causes Major Damage
Pittsburg Pa January 27 fire started in a five and ten cent store and threatened to destroy a block in the business district. Early estimates put the loss at 1 060 000 with a wall over 100 feet collapsing at 4 15. More than 40 firemen fought the blaze and some were believed buried beneath the debris.
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