Sudden Wealth Alters Isr Child’s Harsh Upbringing
A narrative about an Isr child drawn from a humble home into a gilded social whirl by a scheming mother. The piece traces the shock of sudden wealth and the pressure of adaptation within a harsh, elite environment.
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Aire
The Lovtaye Ma Wallace Reid Film At Dreamland
A new Wallace Reid picture titled The Lovtere Ma is showing at Dreamland theatre. Cyril features in the comedy with Cherky play, promising light entertainment for patrons tonight.
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Wallace Reid
War drama on screen captivates generations next Saturday
The article previews a grand presentation of a famous drama photographed in exterior settings. It highlights the rural background and the inspiring staging, promising a notable screen experience despite garbled OCR text. The feature seems tied to a long running theatrical tradition and a respected production.
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Okial
Nausien
Erubees Oapeos Burnett
Dernett Beauties in EW Film Comedy At Colonial
Mack Sennett's bathing beauties star as gymnasium girls in Up in Aus Pisce coming to the Colonial next Sunday. Harriet Hammond leads athletic poses with humor amid a beauty parlor plot. The cast includes Mack Sennett regulars in fast paced, mirthful scenes with brisk action.
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Mack Sennett
Paramount- Sennett
Colonial Theatre
Harriet Hammond
Jim Tislaysen
Charlie Abrras Ietoanene
Hala Pasha
Erita Stewart Answers What Bakes a Star
A fragmented inquiry asks what makes a star, noting varied answers from talent to personality. The piece signals search for defining traits in public figures and media stars.
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Erita Stewart
Ib Aly
Star quality and emotion in Anji Stewart's Shadows of the Past
Anji Stewart shines in the Vitagraph feature Shadows of the Past at Strand theater Sunday and Monday. The review highlights her living portrayal and personal touch, noting the skillful balance of emotion and temperance that convinces viewers she is not acting.
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Anji Stewart
Vitagraph
Strand Theater
Widow by Proxy adapts Broadway success to film
Broadway stage hit Widow by Proxy adapted for the screen starring Marguerite Clark. The Paramount-Arthouse favorite plays a lively bachelor girl masquerading as a widow to help a friend and win a romance, with Nigel Bartholomew as leading man and a notable supporting cast. Screen comedy valued for Clark’s charm, shown at the American Theatre next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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Marguerite Clark
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American Theatre
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Miss Clark
Charmisgs Mehr
Lesaer
France
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Nigel Bar
Tie
Miss Clar
Better Times Here by Young Master of Screen Craft
A note praising Sidor as a "SGRLEN master" and declaring Better Times the finest product of the young screen craft master, King W. Vidor, highlights the emerging talent in cinema.
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Sgrlen
King W. Vidor
The Turn in the Road and Better Times film notes
Brentwood Studios distributed The Turn in the Road by Exhibitors Mireal in a review praising its heartfelt human focus and optimism. Better Times is labeled a dramatic comedy with accessible characters and wholesome humor, featuring Zasu Pitts and David Butler among a strong supporting cast, delivering both laughter and tears.
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Mireal
Victor
Zasu Pitts
David Butler
Jack McDonald
Wor de Wan
Hugh Fay
Lillian Leighton
Dr King’s New Discovery Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a family cold remedy. It promises to ease congestion and throat pain and claims fifty years of trusted quality with a $1.20 bottle price.
Dr King’s New Life Fills Advertised for Digestive Health
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Fills to regulate bowel movements and cleanse the system of gases. It claims to reduce bile flow issues and eliminate impurities, priced at 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Alt Druggista
Tobacco Cure Adverts Toxic Claim in 1920s Paper
An ad describes nicotine as the deadly poison and touts Nicotol as a cure for tobacco habit with a money back guarantee. The text urges readers to read aloud and perform a stair test to detect throat and heart symptoms and promises rapid relief after taking one tablet post meals. The piece cites doctors and druggists endorsing the product.
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Johns Hopking Hospital
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