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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1921
Page
6
Elyria reports Partners of Fate shown at the Strand last night. Louisa Lovely delivers a strong performance in a drama about four friends who gamble in marriage, leading to unlikely paired mates and a wrecked voyage that strands husbands and wives on separate islands, testing enduring qualities.
Doug Fairbanks and company, more than one hundred people including about a dozen children, march daily to a San Fernando Valley set recreating Los Angeles as it appeared three centuries ago. A school teacher accompanies the crowd so children remain in view of cameras, teaching the marching ensemble as outdoor scenes for The Mark of Zorro are filmed at the Sierra Madre range.
Palmer reports Charles Ros stars in Colonial Love Light with Elyrla set for February 11. Local theater notes promise bright costumes and a hopeful crowd, as the town awaits a lively performance of love and drama.
Mary Pickford appears in The Love Light directed by Frances Marion at the Colonial Theatre. Photographers Henry Cronjager and Rosier contribute expert lighting and framing for the production, marking a new photographic era in Pickford’s latest offering.
Traffic at L A s busiest corner halted for ten minutes as Wallace Reid film scenes for What s Your Hurry at the Colonial theatre. The mayor allowed a stunt with a wagon blocking main street while twenty cameramen filmed from skyscraper windows telegraph poles and a hotel veranda.
Lorain readers see David W. Griffith praised for casting in his latest masterpiece The Love Flower at the Temple theatre. The review lauds the interpreters and producers as superior and guarantees a pitifully interpreted stage in this cinema feature.
MILAN bond issue for a $150,000 centralized school building carried by 802 to 220 votes. MONROEVILLE not run fox hunt held. VEAMILION report says Dr. B H Buell was assaulted entering his garage, knocked unconscious for days by robbers.
An old newspaper ad touts Mentho Sulphur as a fast relief for piles with itching bleeding and irritation. It promises rapid improvement after a small jar purchased from any druggist and urges quick fever relief.
An ad promotes Bowles Teed Pepper Rub made from red peppers as a fast remedy for chest tightness, congestion, backache, and sore muscles. It claims immediate heating sensation within minutes and says the product provides the quickest relief when pain or rheumatic soreness strikes.
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