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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
10
Harold Lloyd's new contract film Now or Never shows at the U S A PULLMAN in three reels. The comedy, first under Associated Exhibitors, promises the heartiest laughs Lloyd has produced and includes his advice on Pullman Cartiquette.
The Diamond Express nickname arose from buses carrying hundreds of Aulos from Los Angeles to the Lasky ranch near Hollywood where Penrhyn Stanlaws filmed Pink Gods with Bebe Daniels and James Kirkwood. On a day the trip carried Boer workers, the line was dubbed the Black Diamond Express, while Daniels praised their cheer and suggested Rough Diamond Express.
Real Spanish fighting bulls shipped from Spain to Hollywood for Blood and Sand dominate scenes with Rudolph Valentino. The Fred Niblo production features bull fighting life and loves with top breeders in Spain and a cast including Lila Lee and Nita Naldi, directed by Fred Niblo with June Mathis adaptation.
Insurance firms insure motion picture stars for large sums and employ watchers to monitor risky stunts. A scene in Owen Moore’s film Reported Missing at the U S Theatre prompted a watcher to ship out to sea with the company and confront danger during a hundred foot masthead dive. After the voyage the watcher suffered a nervous breakdown and recommended raising Moore’s rate to war time machine gunner levels.
A collection of wry observations contrasts household frugality with mortgage burdens and changing gender roles. It notes shifts from social entertainments to practical homemaking, hints at class and moral judgments, and questions whether society finally improves or merely adapts. It reflects a midcentury voice on domestic life and optimism versus cynicism.
A reflective essay argues living simple, stable home life promotes safety and sanity. It contrasts scenes of unhealthy drinking, unhappy marriages, and public vice with hopeful images of a well matched couple at home. The piece urges readers to begin improving their households immediately, here and now.
Metz Millinery announces a fresh stock of hats including dress and semi dress styles along with fell hats for girls. Local shoppers gain updated headwear options with new colors shapes and trends available in-store.
Governor Samuel R. McKelvie proclaims a general election to be held in Nebraska on Tuesday, November 7, 1922, at designated hours for U S Senate, multiple state judicial seats, six congressional districts, state officers, and university regents. Referendum bills House Rolls 62 193 617 and Senate File 305 also on the ballot. The proclamation bears the Great Seal and is dated September 27, 1922.
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