Star Linda Lee Receives Urgent Film Help
In a tense scene at Zinn studios Lucinda Lee and Fanny Lontaine confront Summertad and director Joseph Jacques as they plead for Linda to play a pivotal but unglamorous role. The studio hopes her star power can lift a critical subplot, with Gloria Glory previously engaged for the part.
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Summertad
Misa Marquis
Bountiful
Lucinda
Zinn Studios
Lynn
Joseph Jacques
Directors
Fanny Lontaine
Jacques
Linda
Misa Lee
Gloria Glory
Gloria
Fanny
Society Dames
Central Park
New York
A Costumed Scheme Darkens as Nelly Marquis Lies Unconscious
Lucinda discovers Nelly Marquis collapsed in her room with a bruised face and faint pulse after a party night. She administers whisky and toilet water to revive her, suspects assault, and urges medical help, while Marquis warns of danger and avoids sharing details. Tomorrow continues the scene.
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Cacinda
Gine
Lucinda
Jene
Srediant
Linda Lee
Ima
Summer
Nelly Marquis
Mal
Marquis
Los Angeles
Miss Marquis
Red Cloud’s Quiet Guard With Oglesby Carrier
A child’s tale recalls 1863 plains crossing led by Capt. Oglesby of Illinois. Indian attack looms as a thousand painted warriors approach. Red Cloud, claiming kinship, helps by guiding a cautious two‑lined guard protecting wagon trains. The narrative emphasizes courage of pioneer families and Mason ties.
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Plains
Capt. Oglesby
Illinois
Oglesby
Cloud
Chief Red
Capt. Oglessy
Teed Cloud
Red Cloud
Mason
Color Tint Travelogues by Hal Cochran
A travel piece by Hal Cochran from The Weattie Star offers colored travel sketches. The author explores tinted landscapes and vivid scenes, blending observation with literary flair to evoke places and moods.
Dream Tale of the Towslie and the Moon Beam
Mr Peer explains a Towslie story told through a kettle scene. A bag of rain tears and faded flowers is prepared to carry a dream to a little girl, who will wake to a surprise on her pillow. the tale ends with a promise of continuation. Copyright 1922 Seattle Star.
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Mr. Peer
Seattle Star
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endures
A fragment notes the enduring appeal of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy used by women for decades to ease discomfort and support health, promoting well being and attractiveness in a period tone.
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Lydia E. Pink
First Year Dreams of Wealth and Marriage Roles
In a college era memoir a woman recalls debates among peers about wives pushing husbands to fortune. She explains different views on money, ambition, and happiness, noting a husband’s leisure interests and the pressure to secure prosperity while balancing partnership and status.
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Molly
Jeanne
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