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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
8
A recently returned actor Prosept Gael, fresh from ambulance work in France, steps into New York’s glittering winter morning after success with his play The Leopardess. His manager hints that luck and anonymity may soon collide as his star remains unaware of his true identity.
Prosper, torn by hot and cold moods, reads a letter from Betty about Jasper’s infidelity and impending divorce. In a Fifth Avenue townhouse he confronts a changing city scene, awaiting a private meeting with Betty to plot a careful, risky step.
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Pictures Today feature Colonial Theater with Gladys Leslie in A Stick in Time and Orpheum with Jack Picford in In Wrong plus three acts of vaudeville. Belasco screens on Lake Should A Woman ell, Savoy presents Mac Murray in The Delicious Little Devil, Bijou showcases Ed Baxter and Sun Beach Girls in Monte Carlo with Peggy O Neil in Penny Philantophist. Quincy highlights Neal Hart in The Boss of the Flying U and Helen Holmes in The Fatal Fortune A Leap For Life Betty Compton in Her Novel Idea. Gem runs Charles Chaplin in The Doughnut Designers while Star shows Anita Stewart in Mary Regan and Princess presents Vivian Martin in The Little Com.
Ruth Clifford headlines the Family Theater program featuring The Cabaret Girl and the comedy Roping Her Romeo. The bill highlights Clifford in two titles, offering audiences a mixed program of musical comedy and romance.
A fragmented notice reports a public sale of property held in Little Britaks ship Pennsylvania. The readable text mentions a carpet and forty years of hard work but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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