Motion Picture News Pastime At Coral Hollow
Coral Hollow witnesses a dramatic fourth episode where a heroine rides to save the threatened hero aboard a horse. Miss Holloway defends riding breeches and forward-facing gallops as joyful, modern sport against prudish views, recalling her lifelong passion for equestrian freedom.
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Carol Tolloway
Pvhrofane
Pasting Theater
Peron
Pinafores
Tate
Miss Holloway
Plains
Celestial gift ends a villain’s plot in Patho Serial
In the fifteenth episode of The Lightning Raider Pearl White stars as Lightning. Wu Fang, mortal enemy of Lightning and Tom Norton, lies in a hospital while he warns that Calential dies with a gift to his worst enemy. He reveals Lightning and Tom are free to marry after stopping his adversary's schemes. He dies content as the long evil career ends.
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Pearl White
Wu Fang
Lightning
Tom Norton
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Girl Dodger at Arn Theatre Today
Alta Today reports Mine Cost chosen for the new film The Girl Dodger starring Doris Lee. An Ince production shown at Arn Theatre, a college tale featuring a boy mistaken for a chores girl’s companion, leading to comic romance as a rich girl admires him despite his quirks.
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Paramount Picture
Thomas H. Ince
Arn
Doris Lee
Hawke death tale framed in college stage review
The piece reviews a comedy produced at a college venue with J. Storm directing and Chester Lyons on camera. It highlights cast members including Lorraine as the charming chorus girl and Jock Nelson in a villainous part, praising the show as an excellent photo-play that blends originality with modern humor.
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Ced
Hal Cooley
Thera i Ieonte Lorraine
Jock Nelson
Stie
Walt
Jerome Storm J
Chester Lyons
Y W C A Aid Brings New Life To Rheims Women
In Rheims France the American YWCA builds a sunlit center behind an old home site. It provides a clinic style hub with sewing, cooking, and household gear while volunteers, led by Grace Drake, aid 30,000 residents returning after war destruction. Women run gatherings, lend equipment, and plan daily work to rebuild homes and morale.
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Raemme
Rhelme
Sunshine Center
France
Mietrida
Grace Drake
Delveland
Ohio
Rheimea
Bluldine
Itheims
Hushband
Hone
War-torn road to Rheims test of supply line
An American girl tries to teach a crew to laugh and play again as a convoy travels from Turin toward Tiberius, navigating roads scarred by war. The truck shuttles back and forth carrying items ranging from trivial to vital, with Rheims seeing virtually no supplies, not even a spool of thread.
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Tiberius
Turin
le Ang
Rheims
California Tries Cabinet Government Inaugurated
Californians begin a cabinet form trial with a new Department of Agriculture to coordinate state activities of agricultural nature. Horticultural Commissioner G. H. Hecke named cabinet officer to lead the department. If successful, a full cabinet system of 12 departments plus a finance division may be enacted. Legislature previously passed the agriculture bill. Also new laws include testamentary community property rules and increased state aid for orphans starting today.
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Sackhamento
Calif
United Press
Californian
Department of Agriculture
H. Hecke
Gov. Stephens
Hiserhand
Hal
Ford Smiles as He Enters Court Room Grandson Born
Mount Clemens July 22 Henry Ford testifies in a seven day airline suit against the Tribune. He smiles as he enters the courtroom. Mrs Ford confirms a new grandson born today to Edsel Ford. He admits a controversial remark about pulling depots from banks aiding the war.
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Ford
Mount Clemens
Henry Ford
The
Tribune
Gibel Ford
Edeed
America
Britain Backs German Treaty by Wide Margin
London July 22. The British House of Commons approved the German treaty by 183 to 4 after a debate over Ireland. Lloyd George defended self determination for Ireland, rejecting a bid for a plebiscite, and noted Ulster did not seek independence while Ireland was not one nation. Sir Donald McLean opened the debate urging neutral mediation.
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London
Ulster
Lloyd George
Ireland
Donald McLean
Triv
Allice
Great Britain
France debates army size after peace settlement
The era of large conscript forces ends as the Opinion predicts France may cut back to 400000 during winter and 300000 in summer. The piece details a 15 month service plan and maintains 200000 colonial troops. It notes a shift to spring conscription for rest of the year. Washington sees a Mexican policy probe led by Republican Moodell.
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France
Renchman
the Rhine
Marcese
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