Intolerance comes to Ironwood Theatre in June show
The article previews D. W. Griffiths colossal Intolerance touring to Ironwood Theatre with a 125,000 figure cast, 7,000 horses and chariots, four interwoven stories linking Babylon to medieval France, and a 20 piece orchestra with chorus. It describes dramatic, pictorial, and exotic sequences plus grand stage craft and historical scope. It also includes a health ad for an inside bath tonic and a moving service ad by James Conterto.
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Babylon
Jerusalem
Holy City
Paris
America
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Drury Lane Theatre
London
England
Theatre Royal
Sidrey
D. Ww. Griffith
Ironwood
France
Forethought helps save time and trouble on visits
A shortened truism shows how planning ahead with care can prevent problems during extended trips. The passage notes practical wisdom learned over years of managing a home and traveling, emphasizing preparedness in daily life.
Free Range for the Sheep Upper Peninsula Opens Cut-Over Lands
Upper Peninsula opens 25 000 acres of cut over lands for free pasture to sheep and livestock from southern Michigan. The Michigan Agricultural College animal husbandry department acts as intermediary between southern flocks and northern pasture owners. Shippers bear their own transport and care costs. 2 000 head moved already with more coming from the West. Contact W F Raven for arrangements.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Animal Husbandry Department
Michigan Agricultural College
Lake Superior
College
Northern
W. F. Raven
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