Who's Who Determined in High School Graduates
A list of 1920s high school graduates shows who pursued higher education vs work. Names include Niemi at Marquette Normal, Bugni at University of Michigan, Simonsen at First National Bank, and many others in colleges, trades, or local employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Normal
Ann Arbor
Jennie Simonsen
First National Bank
Hans Hansen
Hamburger King
William Carter
Fanny Mattson
Orson Bros
Eremelinda
Eremelde Cabelle
University of Michigan
Feremelinda
Eremelde
Lillian Hill
Russel Eddy
Eveleth
Minn
Flora Lepiste
Jet Wotrk
Luther Arthur
Tronwood
Jule Komeve
Mary Komeve
Mooure
Anna Niemi
Wakefield High School
Bernice
Crosby
University of Wisconsin
Alfie Winberg
Urbana
Til
Rhoda Bullin
W. M. Hocking
Wakefield
Carl Kleimoln
Whakefield Hgh School
Lenore Seeger
University of Minnesota
Literary Club Elects New Program Committee
The Literary Club elected a program committee at its January 8 meeting. Mildred Running was named chairman with Eleanor Johnson and Pima Hietakke as members. the group will assist the executive committee. Short one act plays and poem interpretations were suggested. Leatha Hillis was elected to membership to boost school spirit at Wakefield High School. Florine and Glovine exchange comments about a singer's performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tattler
Mildred
Eleanor Johnson
Pima Hietakke
Tleatha Hillis
Wakefield High School
Instant relief for cold and catarrh with Ely's Cream Burn
A noisy, cluttered ad promises instant relief for nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims Ely's Cream Burn clears air passages, eases headaches, and enables normal breathing with a fragrant antiseptic application to the nostrils from a druggist. The pitch urges rapid relief and relief from nighttime breathing difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
WEEK'S PROGRAM AT THE STRAND
The Strand presents a busy slate starting Tuesday January 27 with The Price She Paid starring Alma Rubens and Frank Mayo, plus Shanghaied Lovers and The Riddle Rider. Tickets 35 cents. Further showings through January 31 include Captain January with Baby Peggy and News Reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Graham Phillips
Alma Rubens
Frank Mayo
Harry Langdon
Peggy
Hobart Bosworth
Irene Rich
Aesopp
Wakefield story praises Doan's Pills for kidney relief
A Wakefield resident Mrs. Ida Boleau details backache headaches and kidney symptoms eased by Doan's Pills, priced 60 cents. The vendor Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo promotes the remedy with Mrs Bolean as a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Ida Boleau
Smith Street
Doan
Bolean
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
N. Y
Prevost Shines in The Marriage Circle at Feb 15 Run
Marie Prevost leads a stellar cast with May McAvoy and Pauline Frederick in The Marriage Circle. Lew Cody Mary Carr Pierre Gendron and Willard Louis accompany a tale of Lamont a worldy suitor, a widow Mrs Wilton and her daughter Jeanne. A love triangle explodes into jealousy and a courtroom acquittal, ending with the daughter wed to a former sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Prevost
May McAvoy
Pauline Fredrick
Lew Cody
Mary Carr
Pierre Gendron
Willard Louis
Lamont
Ramon Novarro in The Red Lily at Strand Community Theater
Ramon Novarro stars in a romantic tale with a double role as lover and apache in The Red Lily. The Strand production opens Thursday February 1 and features Enid Bennett Wallace Beery Frank Currier Rosemary Theby and Mitchell Lewis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Novarro
Strand Community Theater
Paris
Navarro
Rex Ingram
Fred Niblo
Infiram
Mr. Niblo
Enid Bennett
Wallace Beery
Frank Currier
Rosemary Theby
Mitchell Lewis
Barbara La Marr In The White Moth At Strand
Barbara La Marr stars as the White Moth in Maurice Tourneur's The White Moth at Strand Community Theatre on Sunday February 8. The film, co starring Conway Tearle and Ben Lyon, adapts Izola Forrester's story of Mary Reid a Paris dancer who loves an American millionaire whose brother marries her to prevent a scandal. The production is praised as a top Tourneur achievement with a strong supporting cast including Edna Murphy Josie Sedgwick Kathleen Kirkham and William Orlamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Pegey
Strand Community Theatre
Captain January
Sol Lesser
Jackie Coogan
Laura E. Howe
Baby Peggy
Hobart Bosworth
Irene Rich
Lincoln Stedman
Harry T. Morey
Barbara Tennant
Maurice Tourneur
Barbara la Marre
Conway Tearle
Tourneur
Ainslee
Izola Forrester
Mary Reid
Paris
Douglas Vantine
Robert
Miss la Marr
Ben Lyon
Edna Murphy
Josie Sedgwick
Kathleen Kirkham
William Orlamond
Warner recalls Zaza hit in London at Strand
H B Warner discusses the London premiere of Zaza and his long familiarity with the play. He recalls attending its opening with his father Charles Warner, later reacting to British critics and hosting a Savoy hotel dinner for Mrs Carter and the American company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Main
Bernard Dufrene
Gloria Swanson
Strand Community Theater
London
Leslie Carter
Warner
Actor defends play as hit after critics’ doubts
The speaker, with 25 years in the craft, pledged the play would succeed and predicted Mrs. Carter would triumph in the role of Zaza. He recalled its London run turning into a tremendous success after a brief period of critical doubt, making Zaza a well known work in America England and France.
This Woman Shown In Perfect Photoplay Form
New York poverty and wealth clash in the Strand Community theater film adaptation of Howard Beckey's novel This Woman. Carol Drayton, a music student, becomes broke in New York and is saved from death by Rose. She faces imprisonment, then is mentored by a musical impresario who aims to train her for opera, pulling her into high society. Irene Rich leads a cast that includes Ricardo Cortez and Louise Fazenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bowery
Hendra
Mary Philbin
Strand Community Theater
Fool's Highway
Owen Kildare
Mamie Rose
Kildare
Littleender
Wat
P Malley
Mike Kil
Howard Beckey
Carol Drayton
Rose
Carol
Warner Bros
Irene Rich
Ricardo Cortez
Louise Fazenda
Frank Elliott
Creighton Hale
Marc MecDermott
Helen Dunbar
Clara Bow
Otto Hoffman
Love or Ambition in Lifes Greatest Marriage Choice
A woman faced with choosing a mate weighs love against ambition. She married a man twice her age from high society, offering beauty and soul for wealth. Awakening followed, revealing her loss of life and love, and now she must pay the price.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. S
William Niemi
Peter Bugni
the Tattler
Florine
Tiew
Glovine
Howard Rockey
Zaza
Glenn Tayon
Barbara LaMarr
New York’s
Dare
Mamie
Tie
Malley
Mike Kildare
Sea Waif
Shiek
Sheba
Sheik
Barbara LA Marr
H. B. Warner
Ll. B. Warner
Laura ® Richards
Irene Riingoln Stedman
Harry T Morey
Aan
Principal Pictures Corporation
Zane Grey's
Ganesh
Spat
Gloria Swanson Gauss
Allan Owan pRoouc
Photoplay
Issals
Marc McDermott
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