The South Goes Dry and a Christmas Tree Dream
A humorous rustic monologue contrasts Prohibition era dryness with jolly holiday imagery. Colonel, Major, and General drift through a moonlit South where mint beds fade and water wagons roll. A duo Jimmie and Mamie chase a Broadway Christmas scene as Me Mamie’s tree glistens with hopes and a mother’s blessing.
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Southland
Mame’s Christmas Tree Encounter in Rainy New York
A passerby sheltering from a downpour in downtown New York meets a boy with a Christmas tree larger than himself. The boy is joined by four mongrel puppies with a curious interest in the trophy as he replies to a greeting.
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New York
Major Brown Home on Leave From Camp Gordon
Major Brown a Montclair surgeon who organized surgical work at Camp Gordon Atlanta since mobilization has led care for 18 000 to 30 000 troops with only one loss to date. He returned to his village for rest and will spend the next weeks in his Winter bungalow near the links.
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J. 8. Brown
Montclair
Links
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Riding Party Probes Highland Pines Hotel Fate
Mrs. E. P. Spencer led a horseback expedition to Southern Pines to test the Highland Pines Hotel. Commander Elia and Warrington Vaughn guarded the squadron flank, with Mrs. H. G. Waring, Miss Carolyn Bogart, Mrs. A. B. Mudgett and others aboard.
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E. P. Spencer
Southern Pines
Highland Pines
Elia and
Warrington Vaughn
H. G. Waring
Carolyn Bogart
A. B. Mudgett
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