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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
6
One year six months entered was mail matter of the second class in the Wakefield Michigan post office under Congress act of March 8 1879 H L Trezise editor and publisher.
Motorist J B England of Spartansburg South Carolina writes of owning nine cars in four years and says the Flint Six surpasses all. He recounts a Florida Georgia trip through floodwater and mud where the Flint Six ferried through while pricier cars stalled. He thanks the dealer for the purchase. Irene Rich headlines a nightlife scene showcasing a transformed persona amid Spanish dancers and spotlights, portraying a shift from classic film roles to a modern leading lady image.
A Lost Lady, adapted from Willa Cather, will be shown at Strand Community Theater on Sunday March 15. Reporter notes a vivid, sensuous filming scene set in a Madrid style patio with bright lights and youthful cast.
Hoot Gibson stars in The Riding Kid from Powder River with gun fights and romance. Also Riddle Rider. plus The Snob with John Gilbert and Norma Shearer. and Babbitts film critique from Sinclair Lewis. Showtimes include March 10 to 15 with multiple admissions.
Willard Louis stars as Babbitt a prosperous Zenith Ohio real estate broker and devoted family man who chafes at domestic quarrels while seeking personal happiness. The cast also includes Mary Alden Carmel Myers Raymond McKee and others as the film portrays the common problem of romance amid a busy modern life. The piece notes a line about Athenians in cedar chests and ends with a trivia line that the average life of a dollar bill is six months.
Action packed program at Strand Community theater Tuesday March 10 features The Ridin Kid from Powder River. The film portrays early Southwest cattlemen versus nesters conflicts, adapted from Henry Herbert Knibbs novel with supporting cast Tully Marshall Gladys Hulette and Walter Long.
The Strand Community theater screens James Cruze’s Ruggles of Red Gap on Thursday March 19 featuring Edward Horton in the title role with Milt Brown among the cast and a humorous plot including a postmaster who becomes a senator.
Nest Torrence Lois Wilson Fritar Ridgeway Charles Ogle and Louise Dresser headline in a star studded cast. The ensemble highlights a period production, with Ogle and Dresser in pivotal roles alongside Torrence and Wilson.
A vivid descriptor frames a film sequence as cyclonic action sweeps through six reels. The narrator likens the intensity to the Kid’s steadfast gaze over a gun, conveying danger and vigilance.
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