A Michigan Senate Spat Over Warren Appointment
In Michigan a split Senate rejected President Coolidge’s choice for attorney general, Charles Beecher Warren, despite broad press support. The piece notes Ferris allies voting against confirmation, while many Michigan papers urged Warren’s confirmation, and recounts reactions from lawmakers and editors about state opinion and political loyalties.
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Coolidge
Michigan
United States
Senate
Charles Bo. Warren
Detroit
New York World
Edmund ©. Shields
Senator Ferris
Ferris
Warren
Franklin K. Lane
Wilson
Warren Ans
Senator Walsh
Montana
Stone
Supreme Court
Mr Warren
Walsh
Michigan Democrat
Judiciary Committee
Conzens
Pontiac Press
The
Battle Creek Enquirer and
Flint Journal
Kalamazoo Gazette
Muskegon Gazette
Muskegon Chronicle
Grand Rapids Herald
Saging News-Courier
Ann
Western Round-Up film at Strand Community Theater
A vivid Western show features Hoot Gibson in Let Er Buck a tale of cowboys cowgirls and outlaws. Marion Nixon plays the rancher's daughter with Josie Sedgewick as the woman ranch owner. The program promises thrilling sports and the real cowboy atmosphere in a dramatic period piece.
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Charles Wellington Furlong
Hoot
Sloot
Hoot Gibson
Marion Nixon
Josie Sedgewick
The Lighthouse by the Sea at Strand March 31
The photoplay The Lighthouse by the Sea centers on lighthouse dangers from rum runners and bootleggers. Rin Tin Tin stars as the hero with Louise Fa zenda and Buster Collier Jr. in a tale of action, romance, and a battle between light keepers and criminals.
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Strand Community Theater
Owen Davis
Rin-Tin-Tin
Louise Fazenda
Light and Light
Buster Collier Jr
Louise
Mathew Betz
Douglas Gerrard
Charles Hill Mailes
Babbitt at Strand Community Theater March 24 26 28 31 Review
Strand Community Theater offers Babbitt with Willard Louis and Carmel Myers on March 24, plus Episode 12 of The Riddle Rider and Black Oxfords comedy. Hollywood feature on March 26 with 20 stars, Hunters Bold and Speed King March 28, plus Rin Tin Tin and Let Her Back on March 31. Article covers Hollywood depiction in the film Hollywood and notes on Babbitt’s faithfulness to Sinclair Lewis.
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Hollywood
Spat Family
Lanehter
Indiana
Far West
Willard Louis
Prince of Wales
George F. Babbitt
Sinclair Lewis
Jorothy Farnum
Babbitt
New Coogan Film Abounds in Humor
A motherless boy travels from San Francisco toward Australia with a police father’s memory, a stern aunt, and weeks of peril aboard a tramp steamer. A fierce typhoon, sunken ships, and a miraculous rescue unfold in a jungle South Seas island. The boy, seen as a white god by cannibals, is saved and returns on a speeding Navy destroyer to a hometown welcome.
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San Francisco
Australia
Antipodes
Robinson Crusoe
South Seas
United States Navy
Divorce Question Sparks Film Class Debate Across Pages
The divorcee question is a recurring topic in newspapers and editorials, provoking discussion with each new angle. It appears amid coverage of recent divorces and ongoing conversations behind closed doors on family and social change.
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Dog Rin Tin Tin
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James Cruze
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Lem Lefferts
George K. Arthur
Amsterdam
Columbia
Elaine Hammerstein
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Venice
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London
Edward LI
Coogan
Jackie AS
Jackie
Willard Mack
Jack Coogan
Phil Goldstone
Tee
Tey
Piarch
Constance Talmadge
Ming Toy
Jimmy Finlayson
Autrof
Mary Alden
Gassy Fitzgerald
Harry Beaumont
Riddle Rider
Hollywoods
James
Jet Leong
Spat
Hunters Bold