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The Review in High Point, North Carolina

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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1915

Page

3

Tex! Lyyurrid Novelizea frome Photo Ea Ukee Dame Negne Produc Crew

Synopsis of a Vitagraph film showing Professor Stilliter psychologist Gordon Barclay and a young woman Celestia in a plot to spread a gospel through manipulation and kidnapping. Fifteen years pass as Tommy Joseph and Celestia cross paths. Celestia foils a lynching and halts a strike massacre.

TEX! Lyyurrid Novelizea Frome Photo Ea & Ukee Dame Negne The Vitagraphompany Stilliter Gordon Barclay Yean Amesbury Ommy Steele Tommy Barint Celestia New York Tommy Foll Barclay's Station Joseph Priar

Bitumen Heats Up as Celestia’s Gospel Takes Hold

In Bitumen the strike settlement grows around Celestia the Girl From Heaven as she argues for labor reforms while Gordon Barclay backs her plan. Tommy BarClay clashes with Celestia over government efficiency and press freedom, and a tense encounter with Professor Stilliter foreshadows a political showdown.

Keler Celestia Kehr Tommy United States Standard Oil Company Gordon Barclay Bitumen Gunsdorf Professor Stilliter Heaven Tommy Barclay Mrs. Gunsdorf Mary Blackstone Mary Douglas Pennsylvania America

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