Red Army is Well Clothed by Frank J. Taylor Paris Dispatch
United Press reports from Paris on June 6 that Bolsheviks mobilize about 3,000,000 for defense and labor. Observers describe Soviet troops as well fed, well paid, and armed with captured American rifles. The article notes morale is high, staff are young, and fear of czarist restoration remains, while Petrograd's food problems loom.
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Soviet Russia
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Red Army
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Eo Oe
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Pictures and people in early cinema town sights
Kitty Gordon plans a San Francisco suburb home while Willam Fox sends many units to Verdun and other fronts for modern after the war stories. Norma Talmadge and Constance Talmadge join dance classes as Teabelie Mea returns to film work. Nell Shipman becomes wealthiest actress after inheriting 85 million. Hugh Ditm stars opposite Zena Keefe in The Amateur Widow. Leighs, Louise, and Miss Wazenda discussed in candid quotes. Coliseum hosts The Woman They Gavest Me with Katherine MacDonald and cast. Liberty features The Busher with Charles Ray. Strand promises Wallace Reid You're Fired. Mission opens The Fire Filingers with Rupert Julian. Enid Bennett ends three-day Mission run.
Films and performers shine in today’s cinema listings
Dorothy Gish leads Get Him Wet and Love’s Fake Freee while Alice Joyce appears in The Third Degree at Coliseum. Strand shows Come Out of the Kitchen with Lie Clark as Burton Vermee travels. Enid Bennett stars in The Law of Men, Kitty Gordon in Playthings Passion, Henry Walthall in The Husbands and Nesbit in Thou Not.
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Enid Bennett
Rex
Kitty Gordon
Peasion
Henry Walthall
Nesbit
Kissing Day Observed in Hungerford England
In Hungerford England on June 6 the revived Hocktide Kissing Day ceremony begins with a 300 year old trumpet blast from the courthouse balcony. The town crier calls commoners to court while two men on each round collect a penny fine and a kiss from wives and daughters. An orange is tossed to cheering children after each kiss.
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John of Gaunt
French Pride in English Language Amid Diplomacy
In Paris on June 6 a report notes French insistence on French as the diplomacy language while many also learn English. French citizens show pride by carrying English newspapers as proof of reading and speaking ability.
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