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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1917
Page
8
P Miecker, after months in California for rest, has returned home and mingled with friends, his health improved. Mr and Mrs L P Brink of Crozier were visitors this week calling on friends and attending to business.
The Rex Program office invites local residents to join the Red Cross by paying a one dollar membership fee. The offer emphasizes immediate access to benefits and community service opportunities through the organization.
Review praises Anita Stewart in the Philippa role directed by S Rankin Drew with strong supporting turns by Anders Randolf Jules Cowles and Pauline Curley. The piece is hailed for perfect backgrounds atmosphere and masterful direction as critics declare the film a wonder. Paul Jones joins National Guard after aging in local theater and a Red Cross enlistment drive is announced with hospital fundraiser and war department support.
A vivid romance of love, war and intrigue unfolds in The Girl Philippa. The film blends secret agents society intrigue and action with a strong romantic theme. The Greater Vitagraph Company backs a lively presentation with skilled pacing and engaging stars.
Review lauds Robert Chambers as America's greatest novelist and calls The Common Law The Firing Line and The Fighting Chance masterful works. It highlights The Girl Philippa as charged with intrigue and blood lust and commends the author’s colorful detail and human vitality.
The Star lauds Anita Stewart as a wholesome sprightly wood violet. Her charm, magnetism, and delicate emotional control elevate her Philippa portrayal to a high point of dramatic achievement. Her beauty and poised performance render her America’s popular heroine.
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