Tom Mix Stars In The Untamed At Dreamland Theater
Tom Mix performs new sensational stunts in The Untamed at Dreamland Theater today and tomorrow. The Max Brand tale features a demonic horse and a supernatural dog in a compelling trio guiding the cowboy hero, with Pauline Strike as Kate Cumberland and George Seigmann as the outlaw leader.
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Tom Mix
Fox
Dreamland Theater
Max Brand
Ht. P. Keeler
Max
Mix
Pauline Strike
Kate Cumberland
George Seigmann
David Butler Explains Road to Motion Picture Success
David Butler discusses the tough path to stardom in film to The Chronicle Telegram interviewer. He notes intense competition with twenty five applicants per opening, early disappointments, and a gradual ascent from minor roles to permanent camera work. He cites the first New York State electrocution in 1890 and the existence of 53,332 US post offices.
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Chronicle Telegram
David Butler
Strand Theater
Cadavor
New York State
Fairbanks Enjoys Wild Western Desert Shoot
Douglas Fairbanks and a 150 member crew joined old-time cowboys in the Mojave desert for a ten day camp. He rode a western cayuse, hunted at moonlight, and filmed town mischief with gunplay scenes before returning to the studio. He called the experience the top-notch fun of his life and said the real cowboy life impressed him far more than any tale.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Mojave Desert
Fairbanks
Southwest
Brown
Sleep Advice From Otto Friederich Northward Headboard Claim
In Poplar Bluff Missouri on May 14 Otto Friederich a pioneer of Cape County Missouri says the secret of health lies in sleep position He advocates placing the head to the north and notes he has not been ill in fifty years This International News Service report highlights his belief and health claim tied to sleep orientation.
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International News Service
Poplar Bluff
Otto Friderich
Cape County
Barnesvill WB
Walter A. Zangg
Board of Education
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Displays World Largest Hippo
Elyria reports the Hagenbeck Wallace Circus brings to town on Thursday May 26 a giant hippopotamus described as the largest in America. The animal was captured in British South Africa via a moss covered pit and guarded by fifty natives after a ferocious struggle. The article highlights a traveling post office with multilingual Harvey Johnson as postmaster and a cosmopolitan morning parade featuring diverse riders and entourages from around the world.
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Elyria
Hagenbeck- Wallace
America
British South Africa
Mamma
Harvey Johnson
Wallaceville
Windsor Detroit International Bridge Project to Start This Fall
Engineer in charge Charles Evans Fowler says work on the $30,000,000 Windsor Detroit international bridge will begin in the fall with construction planned between Windsor and Detroit in mid May reports.
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Detroit
Windsor
Charles Evans Fowler
Americans May Rebuild Louvain Library in Belgian Project
plans by Whitney Warren for rebuilding Louvain library approved by Belgian authorities. inscription over main entrance to honor it as rebuilt by American gifts. Warren to return to America to help raise funds. first stone hoped to be laid by July. Also briefly notes Walter A. Zangg resigning as supervisor of public schools in Barnesville.
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Louvain
International News Service
London
Whitney Warren
Warren
America
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Erie
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