Not New Way To Get Well Promoter Denounced
National News Service staff correspondent reports a controversial demonstration by a self styled healer in Amsterdam. He claims mugela therapy and rapid cures for pain and paralysis while performing sleep inducing acts that drew audience fealty. Meanwhile a fire destroyed a barn near St Joseph's College, damaging two horses and stock valued around $2,000.
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Orphans of the Story Aims for a finer edge in casting
D W Griffith leads a strong ensemble in Orphans of the Story as a cast of true artiste. The review praises Lilian and Dorothy Gish, Joseph Schildkraut, Rudolph Schildkraut, and Monte Nine for vivid performances. The piece notes the film marks the Gish sisters' first pairing since The Truth for a Nation and highlights ambitious directing and dramatic casting.
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McGuire and Griffith Star in Surprising Cast Choice
The review notes Micky Hinielt McGuire and Griffith in a striking pairing with Tia praised for choice. Frank Losee is cast as the villain Count de Linieras, delivering a sharp departure from typical dignified roles and leaving a strong impression as an elegant crusher of innocence.
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Christine Langenhan Sings in Minneapolis Debut at Maryland Theatre
Christine Langenhan, a dramatic soprano, impressed a favorable crowd in Minneapolis with "Fare well, Ye Forests" from Schalkowsky’s Joan of Arc and "Land of the Sky Blue Water." She followed with "My Strength Spent" from Guetz and an encore of Vanerpool’s "Walks." Seals for the event went on sale Friday, December 7.
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Desert life agrees with stage stars near Oxnard
Two Broadway favorites, Jacqueline Logan among them, find life in the desert near Oxnard, California, pleasant during filming of George Melford's Burning Sands at the Colonial Theatre. A white tent serves as desert theatre with a portable tub and a makeshift hotel nearby, contrasting with Broadway glamour.
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The Ordeal Coming Agnes Ayres to Star in Paramount Picture
Agnes Ayres will headline the Paramount drama The Ordeal at the Colonial Theatre Thursday. Based on a W. Somerset Maugham story, the film marks the first direct teen adaptation for the star and features Axles Ayrog in the cast.
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Relief from Bronchial Cough They Heard of Emulsion
The letter urges relief from bronchial cough and lung trouble through a tonic emulsion. Aimed at readers in Pennsylvania and nearby towns, it requests a sample or trial and promises swift payment by return mail. Names of towns and individuals appear in scattered, unclear fragments.
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Belly of Alaska opens at the Academy in a new Jane Novak film
The authentic reproduction of that mad summer of 1899 shows a rush for gold in the Yukon drawing farmers, mechanics, businessmen and fathers into a headlong chase. Jane Novak stars in the picture Belly of Alaska, distributed by the American Releasing Corporation, opening Wednesday.
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Notable South American Flair Marks Wortune's Mask
Central American atmosphere dominates the film Wortune's Mask now showing at Nixon's Academy in Williams. The cast features Patsy Suth Miller as the leading woman, noted for a brunette strip and mantilla styling contrasting with the male lead’s features.
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Mapleville Socials and Local Notices Collected
Mapleville residents and families with visitors and dinners noted. Ned Keadie Grover Cover and families entertained. A E Keadin hosted Rev Care and wife. Ella Nunemaker joined Freeland Tofmaster and Mrs. Ella. Miss Missouri Marts visits. Fred Shiner family hosted Jossitia Shider and family. D A Wolfinger hosted Mrs. Faulder. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised for coughs.
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