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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
7
Elaine Hammerstein as star delivers a thoroughly enjoyable performance in The Country Cousin on screen. The classic stage work translates well to film and is strongly urged for audiences seeking quality entertainment.
A dazzling thriller featuring Houdini in The Grim Game with elite production values and daring stunts. The film promises audience thrills beyond set expectations and showcases death defying escapes and suspenseful sequences.
Vivian Martin stars in The Third Kiss while Al St Johns appears in Speed. This brief program listing notes performers and films shown, reflecting a busy entertainment page. The entry emphasizes notable casting and cinema titles from upcoming showings.
Riverdale column lists numerous Alma residents visiting relatives in Toledo Detroit and Lansing, with several locals in St Louis Midland and Montpelier. The notes mention guests, arrivals, and short trips, plus a cinema critique excerpt from the Los Angeles Times about Broken Blossoms.
The Idlehour reviews D. W. Griffiths Broken Blossoms starring Lillian Gish. The piece celebrates the silent film for its wordsless tragedy, praising Gish's portrayal of a terrified child and Richard Barthelmess for his delicate depiction of the Chinaman.
An advertisement extols San-Yak as a daily remedy for nephritis and high blood pressure. It cites letters from users claiming improved artery flexibility, relief from headaches, dizziness, and weakness, and notes sale by Chas Murphy's Pharmacy in Alma, Michigan. The piece blends medical claims with testimonial evidence and mentions a movie showing “Broken Blossoms.”
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