Breath of Scandal at Capitol Today and Tomorrow
The Breath of Scandal plays Capitol theatre today and tomorrow with Patsy Ruth Miller as Marjorie Hale and a cast including Betty Blythe Lou Tellegen Forrest Stanley and Jack Mulhall. Marjorie confronts a family scandal after her father is wounded by Mrs Sybil Russell in a tense apartment confrontation. The drama follows her flight from an ignominious truth as she learns life is not as friendly as it seemed.
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Marjorie Hale
Marjorie
Bill Wallace
Gregg Mowbray
Mrs. Hale
Sybil Russell
Hale
Mrs. Russell
Sybil
Capitol Theatre
Patsy Ruth Miller
Aaerie Hale
Betty Blythe
Lou Tellegen
Forrest Stanley
Jack Mulhall
Phyllis Haver
Sporting Venus at the Orpheum Featured Trio of Stars
Blanche Sweet stars as the Sporting Venus with Ronald Colman opposite in a leading role. Lew Cody plays a comedic impoverished European prince. Supporting cast includes Edward Martindel Kate Price Arthur Hos t Hank Mann Josephine Crowell and George Fawcett. The film arrives at the Orpheum on Wednesday with a host of minor players in key roles.
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Venus
Orpheum Theatre
Wednes
Blanche Sweet
Anna Christie
Miss Sweet
Ronald Colman
Lew Cody
Edward Martindel
Kate Price
Arthur Host
Hank Mann
Josephine Crowell
George Fawcett
Cody
Arthur Hoyt
Scotland Yard
Blanche Sweet in New Film The Sporting Venus at Orpheum
Blanch Sweet stars in The Sporting Venus a Metro Goldwyn Mayer comedy melodrama opening Wednesday at the Orpheum for four days. Ronald Colman Lew Cody Josephine Crowell Arthur Hoyt Hank Mann and Mack Sennett offer a lively program with Off His Trolley no reel comedy and Pathe News completing the bill.
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Orpheum Theatre
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Marshall Neilan
Neilan
Orpheum
Mack Sennett Studios
Pathe News
Richard Dix
Harry Langdon
Blanche Sweet
Ronald Colman
Lew Cody
Sennett
Betty Blythe Returns to Hollywood in The Breath of Scandal
After a year in England Betty Blythe returns to Hollywood to play the other woman in The Breath of Scandal. The film is currently showing at the Capitol Theatre.
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England
Chu Chin Chow
Betty Blythe
Hollywood
Capitol Theatre
Lou Tellegen Stars in Breath of Scandal at Capitol
Lou Tellegen once a director now headlines the leading male role in the Breath of Scandal at the Capitol theatre. His past directing earned applause from financiers, but the star’s own ideas on the subject differ, suggesting tensions over the project.
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Lou Tellegen
Sceandal
Capitol Theatre
Tellegen
San Francisco Handles Majority of U.S. Dried Fruit Exports
More than four fifths of all dried fruits exported from the United States pass through the port of San Francisco, underscoring its key role in agricultural trade and shipping.
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United States
San Francisco
Turkish floating exhibition ship to visit major ports
The minister of Commerce proposes fitting a government ship, the Kara Deniz, as a Turkish floating exhibition. By late July the vessel will tour principal Italian, French, Spanish, German, and English ports and then proceed to New York and other American ports, displaying cotton, wool, tobacco, figs, and other Turkish products.
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Kara Deniz
Italy
France
Spain
Germany
England
New York
America
Shock Punch new Dix picture opens Orpheum today
The Orpheum presents The Shock Punch starring Richard Dix with Frances Howard in a tale of a rich young man who develops a shock punch during a boxing career. Supporting cast includes Walter Long and Paul Panzer. The bill also features Harry Langdon and Mack Sennett comedy Luck of the Foolish and a Pathe News segment.
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Richard Dix
Frances Howard
Paramount
Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Paramount Picture
John Monk Saunders
Liberty Magazine
Dix
Randall Lee Savage
Meres
Aoe
Miss Howard
Dorothy Clark
Walter Long
Smith
Paul Panzer
Charles Beyer
Harry Langdon Mack Sennett
Pathe
Director Braves Death Platform For The Shock Punch
Paul Sloane directed star Richard Dix in The Shock Punch at the Orpheum as producers allowed risky stunts on a swaying platform twenty five stories high atop the American Telephone building. A Swedish superintendent warned of danger after a slip on the eighteenth floor left a worker hospitalized. Sloane refused to cut the scene and directed Dix in the perilous fight from the beam.
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Paul Sloane
Richard Dix
Orpheum Theatre
Sloane
American Telephone
Lower Manhattan
Dix
Walter Long
Paramount
Global oil reserves seen lasting about seventy years
An estimate places extractable petroleum underground at over 70 billion barrels, equating to roughly 70 years of current consumption. The assessment reflects prevailing extraction methods and future demand projections.
Denmark Leads Europe In Telephone Proportion
Minnesota claims to be the largest producer and distributor of sweet cream butter in the world. The notes contrast Denmark’s high telephone density with Minnesota’s big butter output, highlighting national telecommunications versus regional food production.
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Minnesota
Greater New York Milk Consumption Record
A total of 19196,861,040 quarts of milk was consumed by the people of Greater New York in Imes year.
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New York
Costly gowns used in scene of Fifth Avenue Models
Lingerie gowns and wraps worth about 70000 dollars were shown in a big scene of Universal Jewel’s Fifth Avenue Models starring Mary Philbin to be shown at the Capitol theatre next Thursday. Philbin plays a seamstress whose romance is set against fashion salon life with an exclusive display by Hollywood models. The cast includes Norman Kerry Josef Swickard William Conklin Rosemary Theby Betty Francisco Ruth Stonehouse Rose Diane Helen Lynch Jean Hersholt Robert Brower Georg Williams Mike Donlin Bob McKenzie and Lee Moran directed by Svend Gade. One of Poland’s most important exports is dried mushrooms.
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Fifth Avenue
Universal Jewel
Mary Philbin
Capitol Theatre
Hollywood
Muriel Hine
Miss Philbin
Norman Kerry
Josef Swickard
William Conklin
Rosemary Theby
Betty Francisco
Ruth Stonehouse
Rose Diane
Helen Lynch
Jean Hersbolt
Robert Brower
Georg. Williams
Mike Donlin
Bob McKenzie
Lee Moran
Svend Gade
International Shipping Exhibition to be held in London
An International Shipping Engineering and Machinery exhibition is planned in London toward year end. The report notes varied industrial activity from Oklahoma where over one sixth of workers are in oil refining, and Birmingham's factories produce vast metal goods including pens and rifles weekly.
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London
Oklahoma
Birmham
Alberta Poultry Growth Boosts Egg Exports in Two Years
A recent report highlights rapid Alberta poultry industry growth. Egg exports rose from 44,906 cases in 1923 to over 60,000 cases in the following year, signaling strong expansion.
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Alberta
Real Thoroughbred Plays Wildfire at Strand Theatre
Vitagraph’s racing melodrama Wildfire features a real mare in the lead, Theresa Sace, a full sister to Nellie Gough. The horse performed on set and even raced in Havana, thrilling crowds with a kittenish spirit as Aileen Pringle’s on-screen co star.
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Vitagraph
Theresa Sace
Nellie Gough
Miami
Theresa Gon
Aileen Pringle
Havana
Strand Theatre
Western drama author Meredith Davis rises from cub reporter
Paper editor profile details Meredith Davis career from early reporting to Sunday editorship at the Los Angeles Times. Notes his western background and craft, plus motion picture rights for When Smith Meets Smith leading to Beyond the Border starring Harry Carey at the Strand Theatre for three days with Air Tight included.
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Meredith Davis
Rockies
Davis
Cub
Los Angeles Times
Colar
Smith
Hunt Stromberg
the Prouucer
Harry Carey
Strand Theatre
Boot and Shoe Workers Union votes dues increase
The Boot and Shoe Workers' Union for America votes to raise weekly dues from 25 to 35 cents, marking a notable change in member contributions.
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Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union For America
Alaska votes more money for schools
The Alaska legislature approved a $163,360 appropriation for the Alaska College of Agriculture and School of Mines, via Judge Charles F. E. Bunnell. The funds enable a main building addition, a $25,000 dormitory, and a power plant, while requests for $22,500 for agriculture work and $10,000 for Mines extension were denied. The school lies farther north than any similar institution.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Alaska College of Agriculture and
School of Mines
Juneau
Charles FE. Bunnell
Fairba
Theatres Show Big Week At Orpheum Strand Capitol Rex
The Orpheum features Richard Dix in The Shock Punch and Harry Langdon in Luck of the Foolish with Pathe News. Strand offers Wildfire and Rarin Romeo with Beyond the Border and Air Tight on other days. Capitol showcases Breath of Scandal with Fox News and Daughters of the Night plus See Seeing New York. Rex runs Wanderer of the Wasteland and Ridin Mad with First Degree and Laughing Gas plus Country Store.
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the Strand
Aileen Pringle
Walter Hiers
Harry Carey
Bobby Vernon
Capitol
van Bibber
Fox News
Jimmie Aubrey
Thoras
New York
Normar Kerry
Mary Philbin
Fifth Avenue Models
the Rex
Bill Desmond
Yakima Canutt
Zane Grey
Telephone Girls and a high speed film at Capitol theatre
A rave about Daughters of the Night a fast moving telephone melodrama featuring Claire Barrington and Wildfire the racing mare. The story centers on debts a sweepstakes and a romance as the Strand presents a four day engagement with Aileen Pringle in the lead and a two reel comedy Rarin Romeo.
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Tephone
New York
Capitol Theatre
Claire Barrington
Wildfire
Myrtle
Claire
John Duffy
Strand
Aileen Pringle
Director Clifton Tours India After Fox Films
Elmer Clifton renowned director of Daughters of the Night travels to India after finishing The Warrens of Virginia. He previously directed Down to the Sea in Ships and Six Cylinder Love and returns to the screen with Fox thrill drama coming to Capitol Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Elmer Clifton
William Fox
Capitol Theatre
Fox
Warrens
Virginia
Clifton
India
Moonlight Romance on Fifth Avenue Models at Capitol
The Capitol theatre will screen The Best in Life starring Mary Philbin next Thursday. The scene blends beauty and environment to disrupt a smooth romance, ending in grief. The note mentions Palestine's recent tobacco cultivation progress.
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Fifth Avenue Models
Capitol Theatre
Mary Philbin
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