Pardoned Man Becomes Evangelist Then Encounters Robbery
A man pardoned by President Roosevelt rose to become an evangelist. While traveling to a Southwest speaking engagement he was robbed of watch and purse. In his lecture he identified one robber in the crowd and warned of a harsh punishment. The thief later returned the stolen items with a note confessing his crime. He reportedly became a lawyer, the speaker noted.
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Star Farnum Visits USS Alert Crew in Wings of the Morning Filming
William Farnum director J Gordon Edwards and a film company spent a day aboard the USS Alert at San Pedro harbor California. The crew and sailors watched scenes filmed on the old submarine tender while officers and enlisted men served as extras. Farnum received a warm sendoff with cheers and an invitation to return.
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Her Elephant Man Show Opens At The Strand
Shirley Mason stars in Fox Pictures new romance set in a circus world. The Strand theater yesterday presented Her Elephant Man a vivid tale of a waif raised by clowns who becomes the circus’s principal rider and falls for the elephant man.
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Lady of the Dugout at Dreamland Sunday
Al Jennings stars as author producer in the photo drama Lady of the Dugout at Dreamland this Sunday. He recounts a past hold up by a former ally and his three year run with a bank robber band before his capture and imprisonment.
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Unknown Ve Opens Week With Purple Themed Engagement
A fragment notes an engagement tied to a "The Unknown ve" event titled Own Purple, running all of next week. The piece hints at tabled interest linked to the show and details remain unclear.
Unknown Purple thriller staged by Roland West in Cleveland
The Unknown Purple by Roland West plays at the Shuben Colonial Cleveland with a prologue acting as the play’s foundation. Early press hails West as a sharp producer, noting the sensational thriller won acclaim in New York Philadelphia and Boston before a Chicago run. The company features George Probert with a strong cast including Marion Rogers Benedict Masquarine Herbert Ashton Arthur Levien and others. Curtain is 8 15 pm with matinees at 2 15 pm and no seating until after the prologue.
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Male and Fe male starts engagement at Dreamland Sun
Assisting Cecil B de Mille in the Paramount Artcraft production Male and Fe male Major Ian Hay Beith the author of The First Hundred Thousand helped create a true British atmosphere and advised on real life types. He remained during filming and plans to enter California scenario work after discharge. Barrie’s The Admirable Crichton inspired the drama and its English butler leads a party of lords and ladies on a desert island.
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My Husband's Other Wife at American Theatre
The two day showing features J Stuart Blackton's drama with Sylvia Breamer Robert Gordon and May McAvoy in principal roles. It follows a star's private life behind the scenes and her subsequent efforts to win back a husband after divorce. The cast also includes Ginnis Dickson Underwood Holden Neal and the production is praised as among the year’s best with strong audience reception. State funds add to Mansfield and Ashland efforts totaling $104,500 with additional local support.
Gimilian Clothes' Well Received at the Rialto
Civilian Clothes presented at the Rialto theatre Tuesday evening by William Courtnay and his company of artists delighted a partly filled house. The play offered genuine humor gripping situations and clever lines giving each member a chance to shine as Courtnay portrayed Capt. Sam.
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