Behold My Wife leads youth over stage in motion pictures
Mabel Julienne Scott argues films offer greater opportunities than legitimate drama at this career stage. She stars in George Melford's Behold My Wife at the American Theater with Elliott Dexter Ann Forrest and Milton Sills in the cast. Swanson headlines, with a notable ensemble including Theodore Roberts Monte Pine and Julia Faye.
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Mabel Julienne Scott
George Melford
American Theater
Miss Scott
Rex Beach
Sir Gilbert Parker
Milton Shls
Elliott Dexter
Ann Forrest
Paramount
Cil B. de Mile
Miss Swanson
Flliott Dexter
Theodore Roberts
Monte Pine
Claire Mcdowell
Jitle Mickey Moore
Theodore Kosloff
James Mason
Julia Faye
George Melfords
Colonial Theatre Brawl Sparks Realistic Film Fraud Satire
A wild on set fight during The Kick It High Life at Colonial Theatre wrecks a bungalow interior. Producer Henry Lehrman touts realism from real damage by actors Al Ray Hugh Pay and Charles Conklin. The feature also highlights Gloria Swanson in Something to Think About with Ruth Anderson portraying drama and couture by Claire West.
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Suiteve
Colonial Theatre
Henry Lehrman
al Ray
Hugh Pay
Charles Conklin
Lehrman
Gloria Rawangon
Misa Swanson
Liss Swanson
Deeril Bh. de Mijle
Paramount
Weok
Miss Savanson
Ruth Anderson
Miss Swanson
Unitsuri Beauty
Claire West
Faith of the Strong at the Strand Theater
Mitchell Lewis stars as Paul La Rue in Faith of the Strong at the Strand. La Rue governs a lumber camp with little regard for church and law, plans to burn the church, while events unfold around Babette and Ena. He tests God’s existence seeking proof, leading to a faith awakening.
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North
Strand Theater
Select Pictures
Mitchel Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Paul la Fue
Louis Rey
la Rue
Jean Follet
Babette
Ena
Gistrace
Cincinnati Man Repents Hasty Marriage Jump
John Baker Keys of Cincinnati sues for divorce from Florence Girardin after a New York ceremony on July 11, 1979. He names Henry Lawson of Boston and John J. Manley of Somerville as involved parties and alleges infidelity. Girardin Keys vows to fight to the finish.
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Hqnor
John Baker
Nomeo) Keys
Cincinnati
Fay
Plorence Girardin
Harvard Club
Keys
Henry Lawson
Doston
Johns J. Manley
Miss Girardin
New York
Kays
Jorence Girardin Keys
Harding Makes Recess Appointments to Key Posts
President Harding announced recess appointments including Thomas E. Robinson of Chevy Chase Maryland as commissioner of patents Charles N Burke of Pierre former congressman as commissioner of Indian affairs George H Carter of Town formerly clerk on printing as public printer Newton A Milder of Columbus Ohio as collector of internal revenue for Ohio’s eleventh district Captain William A Moffat U S N to the advisory aeronautic board
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Harding
Thomas E. Robinson
Chevy
Charles N. Burke
Pierre
George H. Carter
Town
Joint Congressional Committee On Printing
Newton A. Milder
Columbus
Ohio
Internal Revenue
William A. Moffat
Advisory Aeronautic Board
Johnson Drug Corp President Arrested on Manslaughter Charge
Middleton D Apr 1 1 reports William Johnson, president of the Johnson Drug Corp, was arrested on a manslaughter charge following a reported incident. The case involves the company and a prominent local business figure. Further details were not available in the fragment.
Moynahan Named National Executive Chairman of UAWV
Colonel Timothy J. Moynahan of the Fighting Sixty-ninth New York Regiment has been appointed national executive chairman of the United American War Veterans. He served in the Great War earning six medals and decorations for extraordinary heroism under fire. A hill in France he captured was named Moynahan's Hill in official dispatches. His home is in Brooklyn, New York.
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Timothy J. Mornihan
Fighting Sixty-ninth
New York
Iegiment
United American War Veterans
Moynahan
The
Sixty-ninth
France
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sunday blue laws close churches. protests rise
Protests erupt as Sunday blue laws close churches for a 14th week. Resolutions pass in most Protestant congregations condemning lifting the order set to take effect next Sunday. An IRS mass meeting is called for tonight with Mayor Gableman expected. Ministers say church attendance has risen about 35 percent since enforcement.
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Gableman
Pennsylvanias Peach Crop Nipped by Severe Frosts
In the Adamis Franklin fruit belt around Harrisburg, about 74 percent of the peach crop is reported destroyed by a cold spell Monday night into Tuesday. Orchardists estimate losses near $3,000 and note damage to peaches, pears and cherries.
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Tarrishurg
Adamis-Franklin
State Department of Agriculture
Accident case over Johnson vehicle fatality pending hearing
An automobile accident is alleged to have caused the death of five year old son of C. A. Steed a landscape gardener. The hearing is scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Johnson
C. A. Steed
Portmouth April 1 Protest Opposition Mobilizes Merchants
In Portsmouth on April 1 protestant ministers unite against a resolution by retail merchants to tilt.
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Portsmouth
Peach crop salvage prospects in a faster age
The account notes that ties and plums were nearly destroyed and only about 25 percent of the late peach crop may be saved, reflecting a faster era where recovery seems quicker and the pace of life accelerates.
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