Perils of Thunder Mountain Cartoon Serial Plot Overview
In episode five of Perils of Thunder Mountain John Davin escapes traps set by foes who want his mine. An enigmatic stranger and Hazel Javen help him as Morgan and Davis vanish after a perilous fall, while Antonio Moreno and Carol Holloway lead a thrill act ensemble.
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Pastime Today to Show The Trigger's Trail Serial
Mystic Pastime screens The Trigger's Trail second episode featuring Ruth Roland as Belle Boyd and George Larkin as Jack Randall. Radium and X rays drive the plot as they chase a Tiger Idol whose eyes glow through walls, with Gordon guarding the relic in a leaded lab. The danger of radium is noted by physicians, while the session hints at peril and scientific hazard.
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Largest Medicine Sale Stuns World Markets
National New York Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn Pittsboro Boston Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh Boston Philadelphia list markets in a historic sale of a medicine. Lestenins scores show New York leading with 6 while Pittsburg trails at 0. Other scores include Cincinnati 2 4, Boston 2 6 amid a broad distribution across major cities.
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Dorothy Gish Faces Mice in Scary Scene at Alta Theatre
Dorothy Gish endures a live mouse scene for a Paramount film shown today at the Alta theatre. The rodent attack on set under constant camera moves heightens suspense as director Elmer Clifton works to capture the moment.
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Creel Struggles to Dispose of $200,000 Fund
Washington reports George Creel failed to find a recipient for $200,000 in cash and assets after the Public Information Bureau ended. About $7 million was spent over two years, $5 million earned and returned to the government. Remaining assets include $30,000 in a Paris bank, other funds, office furniture, and moving pictures. Creel and staff face no salary, no access to funds, and full accountability for the lost assets and archives.
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Vernon and Seattle Rivalry Noted in Scattered Scores
Fragmentary sports brief shows scattered scores including Vernon, Seattle and Portland with several unclear player names and teams. Mentions of Los Angeles, Salt Lake, Benito, Sacramento, San Francisco, and San Francie appear among terse results and odd figures, indicating a loose standings roundup rather than a single game report.
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Portland
Los Angeles
Vernon
Salt Lake
Benitlo
Sacramento
San Francie
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