Photoplay Crew Films in Wahpeton Farm Set Scenes
Four Hands in a Wash Basin a farm based motion picture filmed five miles from Wahpeton with 1500 participants including 1400 school children from Horseshire Island. Harold P Brown directed with daily river chase shots on the Red River. Local business support and Indian School scenes drew praise from Northwest Weekly Motion Picture Co. manager Charles G Branham who thanked Wahpeton for hospitality and autos.
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Northwest
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Mr. Branham
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Temperance sermon links fitness and virtue in 1900s talk
A lengthy exhortation argues physical culture as key to success and morality. It contrasts sedentary life with active training, warns against tobacco, and recounts a temperance pledge tale showing consequences of drinking. It ends with a satirical “Twentieth Century Ten Commandments” critique of modern values.
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Mary
Sond
Moses
Mount Siam
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