Faversham Star Leads West End Melodrama Film Plans
William Faversham, famed stage star, is highlighted for a Paramount-Art Craft Special adaptation of Henry Arthur Jones and Henry Herman’s melodrama The Silver Why. The article traces his career from Warwickshire to London, notes recent screen success, and lists other cast members and production details for the new film project.
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Willian Faversham
Uayersinsky Corpo
Anen Te Amar
Ailver
Henry Arthur Jones
Henry Merman
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Paramount-Artcraft
New Orleans
eFayershan Cubarkeil
Dernard Shi'a
Iarletta Crosymun
Lama
Mr. Faverahuns
Mach
Wilson Jarrett
Tilpesss Theatre
Lonilani
Daria
Cas
Ini
Daniel Pennell
Players Vasky
Saniel Daxter
Scotland Ward
Inelude
John Sunderianil
William Odaynal Lohn Suthertatel
Light of Western Stars at the Orpheum with Dustin Farnum
The Orpheum presents an extended program featuring Duston Farnum in a Western melodrama with romance and comedy. A tale of risky wagers and frontier life unfolds as Farnum pursues a lead romance amid rancher finances and rival suitors, thrilling audiences with dramatic standoffs and scenic action.
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Dustin Farnum
Orpheums
Orpheum
Weern Stara
Enn Christy
Dustin Papuan
Tia Tumons
Dusthe Parnan
Hic Grey
The One Woman Comes to Ogden Next Tuesday
A read fragment from a silent era program notes describes a play titled The One Woman by Thomis Kisa. The plot centers on Frank Gordon a clergyman drawn from his faith by Rae, wealth and beauty, leading to a divorce and murder trial. The text is garbled but mentions stage pictures, a temple of man, and dramatic intrigue.
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Hans Aver
Thomis Kisa
Frank Gordon
Ray Ald Gor
George Walsh Pursues German Hunt at Open Theatre
Fragmentary OCR text suggests George Walsh is linked to a German hunting topic and a performance at the Opden Theatre tomorrow. Mentions of Wale fireree and Wotan! hint at dubious names and misread lines. content remains unclear.
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Opden
Price Control of Fuel Discontinued By Administration
Wastington sources report the administration has ended price controls on fuel. The move affects supply costs and consumer markets, with officials stating stability will follow. Local merchants expect shifts in pricing and availability as rules change.
Masons entertain soldiers back from service
The Masons hosted a gathering to honor soldiers returning from overseas service. Captain Ray Wook, Lt. Kanzler, and others spoke on duty, pride, and civilian life adjustments. Speakers praised the men’s spirit and welcomed them home as the community prepared Sunday night services and postwar reflections.
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Teeepeon
Atasonie
Miiahingeshar
Denideaene
Cetiots
Royal
Ray Wook
Lean
Dat
Tduieimental Kanzler
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Abe
Parker
Wind
Cantrons
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Despot Originated Idea of Leagues of Nations
Fragmentary OCR text references a noted figure credited with proposing leagues of nations amid a historical event involving the Andes. Mentions a choir and various names, with unclear context and broken phrases about movement and leaders.
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Despot
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D. W. Griffith
Happy Valley
Ogden
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Mts
Silver King
Adolph Zumor
Paramount Artcraft
Fen
Dorothy Dalton
George Walsh
Wastington
Fey
Respicable
Fe Pears
Byieriin Elureh Ranntrey
Steven Resprince
Ralng
Salton
Trerdain
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Ivuer “Mornlae Ueaser
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