Farrel MacDonald On Set With Painful Toothache
In a studio anecdote, Farrell MacDonald endures a staged toothache using cotton and collodion while portraying pain for Over the Border at Paramount. The film, a Petefryn Stanlaws production, features MacDonald supporting Betty Trompson and Tom Moore and shows at the U S A Theatre tonight and tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell MacDonald
Mac
Mr. MacDonald
Betty Trompson
Tom Moore
Petfryn Stanlaws
Paramount
William Russell Stars in Cherub Divine at V A Theatre
William Russell appears in Money to Burn at the V A Theatre Sunday in a film adaptation of Sewell Ford's Cherub Divine produced by William Fox. The story follows a young Wall Street man whose luck in stock speculation masks reckless investments and a quest for affection, as he encounters romance during a Long Island country scene.
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William Russell
Sewell Ford
Cherub Divine
William Fox
Wall Street
Russell
Long Island
Szirl
The Rosary to Play at U S A Theatre This Week
Selig Bork’s big independent production The Rosary opens at the U S A Theatre for Monday and Tuesday showings through Associated First National Pictures. Star cast includes Lewis Stone Jane Novak Wallace Beery Eugenie Besserer and others with Bernard McConville adapting from Edward E Rose stage play.
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Walace Beery
Robert Gordon
Eugenie ‘Besserer
Dore Davidson
Pomeroy Cannon
Harold Goodwin
Mildred June
Bert Woodruff
Bernard McConville
Edward E. Rose
Jerome Storm
Ethel Clayton Stars in Her Own Money at U S A Theatre
Ethel Clayton popular Paramount star appears in a story of an office girl and later an economical housewife. She saves money to buy a home while her extravagant husband spends. A staged loan ruse leads to marital strife, then reconciliation. Film directed by Joseph Henebry, adaptation by Elmer Rice from Mark Swan play. Cast includes Warner Baxter and Mae Busch.
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Ethel Clayton
Paramount
Miss Clayton
Elmer Rice
Mark Swan
Joseph ‘Hénebery
Warner Baxter
Charles French
Clarence Burton
Mae Busch
Jean Acker
Roscoe Karns
Return Engagement of Wild Honey at U. S. A. Theatre
The romance thread in Wild Honey follows Lady Vivienne on a perilous Transvaal journey. Priscilla Dean stars as the English heroine who seeks the land’s wealth while proving independence against peril. The film is adapted from Cynthia Stockley’s novel and shot from themes of daring and discovery.
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Vivienne
Crank
Cynthia Stockley
Priscilla Dean
Transvaal
Indomitable Women and Villain Roles in Wild Honey
A review notes a independent spirited female lead described as powerful yet potentially dominated by the right man. Robert Ellis embodies the male lead in Wild Honey with Noah and Wallace Beery starring as a villainous pair. Cast includes Lloyd Whitlock Raymond Blathwayt Helen Raymond and others. Wesley Ruggles directs.
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Robert Ellis
Noah
Wallace Beery
Lloyd Whitlock
Raymond Blathwayt
Helen Raymond
Harry Delroy
Carl Stockdale
C. J. Frank
Landers Stevens
Wesley Ruggles
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha 1922 Report
South Omaha market shows weakness with 9,000 cattle sale prompting lower bids. Cattle and hogs slide, while sheep and lambs stay mixed as fat stock ease and feeder grades firm, with prices and ranges listed for beef cattle, hogs, and sheep.
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South Omaha
Union Stock Yarda
Heavy cattle feeding trade in Omaha feeders
There was a reasonably heavy output of stock cattle and feeding steers from Omaha last week totaling 662 cars and 19 907 head, compared with 417 cars and 17 945 head the prior week and 422 cars and 12 907 head in the same week last year.
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Omaha
The Telephone's Monologue Bells in Northwestern Bell So Far
A playful monologue describes a telephone as a partner in dating and communication. It notes being in the hands of a receiver with a mouthpiece, used by husbands and wives to reach each other, often buzzing without making calls, and earning the nickname Bell of the town from Northwestern Bell.
North Divide News Briefs Say Mrs Wm Jeudas Visits Sidney
Mrs Wm Jeudas and children drove to Sidney last Thursday to trade with merchants. Mr Miller of Tunisman drove to Sidney Sunday and visited briefly. Ray Fraine delivered a load of wheat to Sidney Monday. T C Spiker sold hogs in Sidney. Mrs Ruth Hamer and children of Peetz visited at John Jones home Thursday and Friday. Miss Anna Hamer left for Sidney to attend high school. Henry Johnson and wife returned from an auto trip to Grand Island. Mrs Bittner and Larson, Johnson's sisters, accompanied them home.
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John Jones
Anna Hamer
Sidney
Henry Johnson
Grand Island
Mesdames Bittner
Larson
Local Farmers Tend Winter Feed. Students Head to Sidney
Julius Baker assists Henry Johnson's stock in absence. Farmers cut corn and cane, sow wheat, and prepare for winter. From this area, Paul Spearow, Ralph Spearow, Clifford Osborn and Myron Hornby plan to attend Sidney High School. Carl Busboom rented W. E. Spearow's place. Spearow will move north. Jorge Rippe delivered hogs to Sidney market. Busboom and Ely families enjoyed ice cream at Carl Busboom's. District No. 77 School started with Miss Ellen Waite as teacher. Mrs. Frank Goodwin suffered tonsillitis recently. Clyde Kinton, Tans Busboom and families attended Sidney carnival. David Hamer returned to Peetz after care for injuries at John Jones' home. Hans Busboom drills wheat for Carl. Martha Frerichs and Alvina Schwenlle attended Sunday school picnic. Catherine Hamer returned home after extended stay with Mrs Elmer Hughes. W M B Club met Mrs Frank Goodwin's to sew. attendees named. Next meeting noted for Sidney ties.
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Julius Baker
Henry Johnson
Sidney
Paul and
Ralph Spearow
Clifford Osborn
Myron Hornby
Carl Busboom
W. E. Spearow
Here
Jorge Rippe
Hians Busboom
Clarence Ely
District No. 77
Ellen Waite
Frank Goodwin
Clyde Kinton
Tans Busboom
David Hamer
Peetz
John Jones
Hans Busboom
Carl
Martha Frerichs
Alvina Schwenlle
Catherine Hamer
Elmer Hughes
W. M. B. Club
Mesdames Chas. Osborn
Verne McManus
Hade
C. A. Andrews
Slawson
Eheo
Meadow Lawn Notes and Visits in Nebraska Towns
Me m ows and families visit Aurora and Sidney with social events and travel notes. Neighbors Ed Morrow and Will Morrow improve in Cheyenne hospital. Ed Walsh, Mayer, Hedlund, and Eckert households feature in Sunday gatherings and local outings.
Local residents spend Sunday evening visits across town
Mr and Mrs. B. L. Weed and children Raymond and Myrtle were at the Con. Worths hosted Sunday guests. Mrs. Ocander Lizzie Belzer and Mrs. Guill visited Mrs. Ed Zorn. Mary and Edward Walsh went to Sidney for school. Ruth Osborn stays with grandmother in Sidney to continue schooling. Chris Quill and daughters Ethel and Ho visited Albert Morrow. Margaret Miller, teacher at District 152, boards with Mrs. Bob Wallick.
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Jake Eckert
Verlon Hedlund
Will Nunn Auteer
Aurora
Nebraska
Ed Morrow
Mike Miller
Devilla Mowrer
Aivera
Mildred Hedlund
Sidney
G. T. Club
G. H. Worth
Paul
R. Hi. Miller
Dalton
Peter Hedlund
Hedlund
Will Morrow
Cheyenne
Julifs
Potter
Lester Waterman
R. R. Bovees
Sam Eckert
Tauren Dugger
Ed Walsh
Bob
Wallick
Elmer Mayer
Chas, Mayer
Maynard
Clayton
Starks
R. C. Shannon
Charles Watermans
Julis
Luren Dugger
Daugh
Ters
Conover
B. L. Weed
Raymond
Myrtle
Worths
Ocander
Lizzie Belzer
Guill
Ed Zorn
Mary
Edward Walsh
Ruth ‘Osborn
Chris Quill
Ethel and
Albert Morrow
Legion Members Urged to Return Record Forms Promptly
Notice requests all Legion members to return completed record blanks to Mrs Rose Wooldridge historian for records. Forms will be filed locally nationally and by the State Historian Society. They must be forwarded within ten days.
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Legion
Rose Wooldridge
State Historien
Private land hunt ban posted in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice proclaims hunting and trespassing are absolutely prohibited on lands owned and controlled by the undersigned in Cheyenne county Nebraska. Signatories include Daviel ls W. E. Swatzlander J C Swatzlander A B Swatzlander Mrs L C Keedick Fred Malone Richard Krueger. 50-4.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
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Bob Wallick
Betty Compson
Paramount Town
Lindell
B. W. Bonham
Sewell
Ford
Fox News
Mutt & Jeff
Mrs. Maude Jolliff
Mr. Hanna
Bruce
Lewis Stone
Jane Neve
Eugenie Besserer
Mildred Jane
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