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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1925
Page
14
A group visits a famed Russian restaurant in New York for red caviar and music. Tensions rise over service, price, and crowding as Carrie demands extras, a missing shoe becomes a comic sideshow, and the party debates leaving for an 8:45 train.
A couple discusses Carrie's behavior after an eventful night, with tensions over family roles and a past relationship. The man warns about not trusting Carrie's acts while the couple jokes about life and marriage as they part ways in a busy street. Tribune want ads get results.
Constance Bennett is praised for her back as Edwin Carewe signs her for My Son. Photographer Edwin Bower Messer extols her figure and the Massachusetts coast setting. First National presents the film at the Orpheum today.
Cook canned tomatoes with peppers onion and salt. Simmer fifteen minutes. Press through a sieve. Stir in butter and canned fish flakes. Return to heat until hot. Serve over boiled rice.
A lively Carey western The Texas Trail features a dashing hero a brave heroine and a crafty villain. The plot centers on a ten thousand dollar holdup and its clever recapture aided by stunning scenery and daring cliffside stunts. George Benoit captures the film’s exquisite landscapes while Hunt Stromberg and Scott Dunlap earn credit for a believable tale.
Robert Vignola, director of Corinne Griffiths latest First National film Declasse, also led other notable pictures. The production, based on Ethel Barrs stage success, plays at the S theatre next Wednesday with Lloyd Hughes Pooks and Louise Fazenda among the supporting cast.
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