Country Cousin Coming to Strand
Elaine Hammerstein star of Country Cousin narrowly escaped serious injury while on location near a seashore retreat. In a Strand Theatre production journey back to the city her roadster’s radius rod failed, wheels pigeon toed, but she stopped safely as road repairs allowed. Hammerstein is renowned for speed and bravado in performance and real life.
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Elaine Hammerstein
Sclanick
Cmes
Strand Theatre
Miss Hammerstein and Company
Bean
His Wife's Money on Screen at American Theater
Marion Phillips seeks happiness via her wealth in His Wife's Money a silent drama starring Eugene O Brien. Richard Flint learns his wife's money funds their life and tests her love. They voyage west to a gold mine but Marion's temptations draw her back east. Flint exposes Cardwell through Wall Street, proving Marion's devotion endures. Presented at the American theatre Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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T Elenick
Marion Phillips
Richard Flint
Ugrene O'Brien
Ealth
Flint
Marion
Kut
James Cardwell
Wall Street
Cardwell
American Theatre
Haunting Shadows at Colonial Theatre Three-Day Engagement
H B Warner stars in Colonial picture Haunting Shadows to be shown at Colonial theatre for three days starting Thursday. He plays a young man who forfeits his inheritance for love while grappling with a will in an American castle setting. The drama is associated with Marshal Neilan and will screen alongside River's End.
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H. B. Warner
Colonial Theatre
The River's End in Picture at Colonial Theatre
James Oliver Curwood novel adapted for the screen to be shown at the Colonial Theatre starting Sunday. Howard M. Ewing, noted for motion picture lighting effects, supervised the electrical features and promises novel effects for the production.
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James Oliver Curwood
Colonial Theatre
Howard M. Ewing
King Vidor Delivers Courtroom Drama for First National
King Vidor directed a courtroom romance for First National to be shown at the American Theatre on Sunday. He studied a real court room with his chief property master and built sets to exact courthouse likeness, even observing a live trial to ensure accuracy. The film follows a Southern girl who, after her parents’ death, supports her wastrel brother, who is accused of murder. misdirection yields his innocence, ending in love and happiness.
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King W. Vidor
First National
King Vidor
Mas
King Victor
Tin Pan Alley to Play at Strand Theatre Wednesday
The Strand theatre announces a Wednesday showing of William Foxs happy comedy Tin Pan Alley featuring Albert Ray with Slinor Fair. The film is praised for human interest and a beautiful love theme with popular young comedians already liked locally for their snappy performances.
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Tin Pan Alley
Strand Theatre
William—Fox
Albert Ray
Slinor Fair
Storms Break Heat Wave in Southern Ohio
A severe electrical storm with heavy rain swept western central and southwestern Ohio late yesterday afternoon causing property damage in the thousands. No injuries were reported. In Cincinnati a bridge lightning strike disrupted traffic, and wind toppled trees and damaged farm dwellings around Springfield. The system also affected East Syrus and nearby areas.
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Ohio
Columbus
Washington D H
Cincinnati
Glendale
Hartwell
Pleasant Ridge
Norwood
Mount Washington
Little Miami River
Springfield
Cca
Census Returns For Several Cities Increases Noted
Census returns published show Sandusky Ohio with 22 879 residents up 2 908 or 14 5 percent Cumberland Maryland at 29 837 up 7 998 or 36 6 percent Hoboken New Jersey at 48 186 down 2 158 or 3 1 percent
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Washington
Sandusky
Ohio
Cumberland
Hoboken
N. J
Colgan Receives Honor With Georgetown Track Team
Eugene Colgan of this city earned a place among twelve to be presented with their G initials as Georgetown University track members in Washington DC. He received a solid gold G set with pearls and was eased back after a recent operation but proved his worth in class games and Baltimore meet, signaling a hopeful season ahead.
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Eugene Colgan
Georgetown Univereity
Washington, D. C
Colgan
Baltimore
Cotton Use Expands in May Cotton Consumption
The Census Bureau reports May cotton use rose with 541,080 bales of lint and 321,032 of linters consumed. The prior May saw 487,934 lint and 13,715 winters consumed, indicating a notable gain in overall cotton use.
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Washington
Census Bureau
The Family Honor depicted as courtroom drama film
A description notes the film The Family Honor presents a typical courtroom and reproduces trial scenes in exact detail, portraying legal setting realism and focused on domestic conflict and social expectations.
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Laine Wammerstein
Selznick Pictures
Eugene Obrien
Selzni Igtares
Marshal] Neilan
Lews Stone
Pescietty
Orange-Crush Co
Chicago
Oratory
Los Angeles
THE
Waite CO
Elyria
Voile
Pink
Jaster
Igene Colgan
Ater
Paris
V. Vivadou, Inc
New York
John Keith
McDowell
God
Marshall Neilan
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