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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1926
Page
3
A City ad claims McCoy's Rinolin and Rinolin emulsion cure chronic constipation within ten days at local druggists. If not effective, money is refunded. The promotion compares Rinolin to cod liver oil tablets and urges avoidance of harsher laxatives.
Dewhurst notes final income tax deadline is March 15 with no extension despite last year. New law raises standard for single filers to 1500 dollars, cutting returns by half. Higher earners over 5000 dollars may file tentative returns but must finalize by May 1.
Marold Lloyd presents a four day run of The Freshman starting March 14 at Hinlto Theatre. Performances feature football scenes from practice to a real game and Lloyd endures comical punishment that gets audience laughter while celebrating the sport.
Norma Shearer stars as Mary an orphan who joins a circus after fleeing an orphan home. A gang member Richard Caristop protects her briefly before capture by police. Mary enters the circus with Lieberkind her new lover while rival Yonna schemes and tampering with the trapeze rises danger.
After a trapeze accident, Mary is crippled and separated from her love Jig. Years pass with war, prison, and search until Jig finds Mary selling dolls. They wed and life seems hopeful until Carlstop learns of Mary's past with Lieberkind. Carlstop seeks vengeance but is moved to mercy and repentance.
The three day run of The Lost World at the Manitou Theater drew eager locals. Viewers praised the film as stupendous and awe inspiring, with many noting its ability to sustain suspense and provoke chills.
A fragment notes a book titled The Lost World sparked fear as readers imagined a group of intrepid explorers. The text suggests pervasive unease at printed words shaping imagination.
The piece notes patient camera work that brings to life prehistoric monsters described by the author. It highlights how visuals render the imagined creatures as if before the viewer, showing the producer translating the book into a vivid screen reality.
A vivid film spectacle centers on beasts created to seem real as they attack and threaten explorers. The dramatic chase unfolds through tense scenes where fearless adventurers face danger and peril in a cinematic battle for survival.
The article notes the enduring power of prehistoric adventure in cinema. After seven years in production the Lost World finally premiered and creates anticipation for audiences familiar with camera tricks ready for more thrills.
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