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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1923
Page
4
The Strand theatre will show All the Brothers Were Valiant this Saturday, June 2. A sea adventure drama directed by Irvin V. Willat, with a strong cast and scenario by Julian Josepheson, praised for atmosphere and fidelity to Ben Ames Williams's novel.
In this screen melodrama two brothers Joel and Mark Shore clash aboard a whaling schooner near Tubai over a pearl heist. A mutiny pits sibling against sibling as crew members choose sides between risking pearls or staying with whales. The tale concludes with fatherly intervention restoring family bonds and the vessel’s course.
Ethel Clayton stars in Can a Woman Love Twice? at the Community Theatre on June 10. A widow and mother, after her soldier husband dies in France, becomes a cabaret entertainer and passes as another man’s wife to secure her baby’s future. A dramatic reunion and second love follow a dramatic explosion.
Clara Kimball Young stars in Enter Madame a photoplay adaptation of Gilda Varesi and Dolly Byrne. Eliott Dexter plays the husband Gerald Fitzgerald Louise Dresser appears as the Boston widow. The cast includes Lionel Belmore Arthur Rankin Wedgewood Ohwell Rosita Marstini Orra Devereax Mary Ann Sanderson and George Kuwa.
Memorial Day address reflects on war’s toll and the promise of peace, praising American sacrifice from Revolutionary days through World War I. It honors veterans, four generations of service, and the guiding values of liberty and democracy. Local notes include fishing by Albert Olson party, visitor Mary Fitzgerald, and Avery’s garage completion.
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