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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1924
Page
7
New York on July 5 reports a revived stage and film piece “The Fatal Wed” shown at the Ritz theater. The piece, once serious, now presented as live burlesque prompts varied audience reactions amid modern theater trends and safety notices before showings.
A fragmentary note lists titles such as Unqranted Women The Fast A Sainted Devil Fortida n taradise The Golden Bea Locket dors and references an open AM night with matches and romance hinted, reflecting a program of stage pieces and headlines from a period newspaper.
New York plans a resumed fair at Crystal Academy with a 3M square area, organized by the Institute of New York. The exposition, set for December 1924, will feature inventions introduced through the American Institute, including Morse telegraph, printing press, Howe sewing machine, Bell telephone, Colt revolver, and other notable devices from past exhibitions. The American Institute dates back to 1828.
A Sunday band concert in City Park was postponed due to a missing teen. Relatives report Jordan Lindsey, 18, last seen in March as cashier at First National Bank in a nearby town. Authorities and family request help locating him, with possible sightings in the area near De Small Town.
An event listing references a theater show and a student opera from Missouri, with performances across Monday and 8 pm. It mentions Cincinnati, Washington, and a prison band connection, featuring baritone Nicolas Oukubsnett and a public program timetable.
Alice Astor daughter of John Jacob Astor of New York is to wed Prince Obolensky Neledinsky Meletsky, a former Russian nobleman now in exile in London society, per Daily reports dated July in London.
Gertrude Olmsted, chosen by the Wampas as a rising star, stars in A Girl of the Limberlost opening at the Royal. Her prior work includes Cameo Kirby as Earth Carr in Mrs Porter’s story, where she played a natural, human character. The film is guided by Gene Stratton Porter’s Limberlost novel authorial oversight.
Paris discovers battle flags of Napoleon carried to America. a guard at the Invalides tomb is arrested for desecrating the sacred relics while attempting to cut a flag with scissors. Officials noticed the flags looked damaged as he planned to take a souvenir.
The Sioux Valley Medical association holds its annual meeting in Sioux Falls, South Dakota on Tuesday with prominent physicians on the speaking program. Treasurer Dr Roml Waters of Sioux City heads the event, featuring speakers from Rochester Minnesota Minneapolis Chicago Des Moines Madison and Omaha among others.
Agnes Ayres and Edward Burns lead in The Guilty One at Plaza theater for the last three days of the week starting Thursday. The picture, adapted from the stage play, centers on a love scandal and a murder mystery.
Film industry notes reveal extensive six wall production feats at Paramount, with The First National star Corrine Griffith in Her Own Free Will and Rudolph Valentino’s return in Monsieur Beware. Casts include Jons Harlan Violet La Plante and Jacqueline Logan. discussions of studios, distribution, and industry commentary on American living rooms in classic era cinema.
King Vidor and Goldwyn present Wild Oranges at the Hipp theater for two days starting today. The film follows a disillusioned plot set in Georgian coast swamps filmed largely in Florida near Jacksonville with the St Johns river area scenes. Virginia Valli visits ZaSu Pitts in Hollywood and slips, Margaret Hawkesworth is named to Peggy Joyce's Vanities role, and Broadway revival of The Dragon is planned with a large cast.
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