Life quote on following a loved one’s path
Louisville Courier Journal notes a reflection on happiness and freedom. The quote argues that harmony is not achieved by letting someone go but also by staying close and supportive as they choose their course.
Meyer Seeks Stranger He Admires In Munich
A man named Meyer, taken with an unknown woman, pursues her in a Munich scene. He follows to a restaurant and sits at her table requesting two coffees and cake. The woman calmly replies that she needs three as her husband will join soon.
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Mr. Meyer
Meyer
Munich
New Air-Tight Valve Cap Promises Tire Longevity
N. M. Hughes of 2512 Monroe Chicago claims an air-tight valve cap lets auto owners pump tires once and never again until puncture or wear. He says it doubles mileage and invites agents, offering free samples to those who write him.
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N. M. Hughes
Monroe
Chicago
Hughes
Peruna credited for cure by Minnesota mother
Mrs Anna Linder of Dassel Meeker County Minn writes that after two years of chronic catarrh she used Pe-ru-na from Dr Hartman and became well and the mother of two children. She endorses the remedy and urges insistence on genuine Peruna bought in tablet or liquid form.
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Anna Linder
Dassel
Meeker County
Minn
Hartman
African crowned crane Crest gives bird its striking look
The African crowned crane derives its name from the fan shaped straw colored crest of wiry bristles at the back of its head. The crest plus the long neck bare face and bushy black feathers on top create a distinctive appearance as noted by Nature Magazine.
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Nature Magazine
Screen Team in Age of Innocence at Strand
Beverly Bayne Elliott Dexter and Willard Louis head the Strand Community Theater cast Sunday July 19 for The Age of Innocence. Bayne returns to screen stardom as the Russian countess opposing New York society while Dexter plays Newland Archer and Louis portrays Cornelius Beaufort in a refined period drama adaptation.
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Edith Wharton
Strand Community Theater
Beverly Bayne
Elliott Dexter
Willard Louis
New York
Newland Archer
Miss Bayne
Prince of Wales
Cornelius Beaufort
Into the Net features in Strand Community theater run
The ten week Pathe serial directed by Richard E. Enright portrays New York police work chasing kidnap gangs and blackmailists with images of cars armored boats and planes. Edna Murphy and Jack Mulhall star alongside Frank Lackteen Constance Bennett and others in the Tuesday showcase.
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Pathe
Richard E. Enright
New York City
New York
Edna Murphy
Jack Mulhall
Strand Community Theater
Frank Lackteen
Constance Bennett
Bradley Barker
Frances Landau
Harry Semels
Tom Goodwin
The Marriage Circle at Strand Community Theatre
The Marriage Circle draws strong praise for its sophisticated yet simple comedy drama. Marie Prevost shines as a restless wife, Monte Blue excels as Dr Franz Braun, and the entire cast delivers standout performances in a tale of domestic upheaval sparked by a wife’s flirtation with a friend’s husband.
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Strand Community Theater
Warner Brothers
West Coast
Mizzi
Marie Prevost
Marie
Monte Blue
Franz Braun
The Yankee Consul on Strand stage this July 14
A playful note swapping plot unfolds as Douglas MacLean plays a rich American who pretends to be the Yankee consul aboard a South American bound ship. Patsy Ruth Miller co stars as the noblewoman entangled with conspirators in a tropical republic.
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South American
Republic
United States
Douglas MacLean
Strand Community Theater
Raymond Hitchcock
Flora Zabelle
MacLean
Patsy Ruth Miller
Zabelle
Tropical Republic
Police Heroes Of Sensational Serial Publicized
A sensational piece extols police heroes and the police department as a disciplined, efficient system upholding law and order in society. The prose lauds the police role in handling crime and maintaining public safety with confident rhetoric.
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Police
Drama of yesterday to day and tomorrow in endless love
A dramatic meditation on love across eras and places. It contemplates fatuated men and women and the persistence of desire as long as the world endures. The lines hint at timeless romantic preoccupations and the theater as mirror.
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