Her Beloved Villain. Also Hidden Dangers No 12
A serialized fiction item titled Her Beloved Villain continues in No 12 of Hidden Dangers. The installment follows a troubled protagonist amid crime, romance, and peril with suspenseful twists.
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
3
A serialized fiction item titled Her Beloved Villain continues in No 12 of Hidden Dangers. The installment follows a troubled protagonist amid crime, romance, and peril with suspenseful twists.
Social brief reports a double wedding at Rev J A McClintock home on Broadway with Miss Jessie Conley of College Hill and Mr Earl Willoughby of St Louis among the couples. Also notes Rowlette Mixon nuptials at T H West’s home and Arlington dinner plans by Col H B Hanger and Mrs Hanger with guests from Berea College Philadelphia and New York City.
Valley View pupils stage a play titled The Greatest Gift of All Friday afternoon at 3:00. Principal Mr. Duncan and school patrons extend a cordial invitation to all residents to attend.
War Bank officers Mr. F H Gordon entertained with a stag dinner Tuesday evening in Burnamwood to honor the Citizens National Bank officers and directors along with several neighbors. The attractive home was richly decorated and a delicious menu was served to guests John W. Crooke S P Deatherage Nicholas Harber B H Luxon Allen Zaring W C Bennett C C Wallace and Neale Bennett.
The Richmond union churches held a Sunday Evening service highlighted by the annual Christmas Sing at the Christian church. Dr O O Green led the audience and choir in carols as Dr Carpenter and Dr Sadler spoke. Soloists included Mrs Paul Burnam and others. local church singers contributed many numbers with public appreciation.
Valley View school principal Cosby Duncan recovers from tonsillitis while many locals head home for Christmas. Elizabeth Farley returns from Cincinnati to spend holidays with aunt Belle March. numerous visits and travel to Lexington Louisville Detroit Akron Winchester Middlesboro and Richmond mark the season.
A melodrama packed with spectacular set pieces including an Italian earthquake sequence and an English derby scene. An all star cast led by Jack Mulhall as Harold, Lord Ingrestre, drives a fast paced plot across England, India and Italy with lavish visuals and high drama.
Elsie Ferguson stars in Lady Rose's Daughter a photoplay based on Mrs Humphrey Ward novel showing Ferguson as Julie Le Breton with David Powell and Holmes Herbert in key roles. Wanda Hawley appears in Her Beloved Villain a witty farce at local theatres Christmas day.
Somerset reports Elmer Hughes attempted to avoid a dead dog in the road but the car struck it anyway. The vehicle veered into a ditch and became stuck, requiring a team to pull it free.
A federal report shows Kentucky corn production at 100,658,000 bushels valued at 82,533,000 dollars. Tobacco, dropping to second, yields 476,500,000 pounds worth 70,125,000 dollars at 15 cents per pound.
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