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Wakefield Advocate

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1924

Page

2

Explaining Battleground Roy and Field Dispute

A tourist asks where a great battle was fought. A native boy directs him to a hilltop, while noting the field belongs to Farmer Johnson who would not lend it for village sports. The exchange highlights local land ownership shaping the battlefield’s hosting.

Roy Johnson

La Follette Followers Plan Michigan Meeting August 21

Supporters of Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette gather in Lansing on August 21 to form a Michigan independent party. They aim to establish county district and state prodi gation and decide if a state ticket will be fielded.

Lansing Robert M. la Follette Wisconsin Michigan

Barthelmess Stars In Twenty-One On Local Screen

Richard Barthelmess returns to the screen in a First National attraction “Twenty-One” at the Community theatre Sunday August 10. The modern tale centers on a twenty year old youth struggling with fate, featuring Dorothy Mackail and a strong supporting cast. John S. Robertson directed with careful attention to setting and mood, with filming at Rye New York and Greystone estate.

Community Theatre Richard Barthelmess Barthelmess Inspirational Pictures, Inc Julian McCullough Dorothy Mackail Westchester - Biltmore Country Club Rye N. Y Samuel Untermeyer Greystone Miss Mackail Bradley Barker Ivan Simpson Dorothy Cumming Elsie Lawson Joe King Nellie Walker Spaulding Helen Tracy John Os. Robertson

La Follette Campaign Plans Mapped In Michigan

Sybrant Wesselius of Grand Rapids and Eugene J. Brock of Detroit outlined Michigan efforts for La Follette. A state party may be formed to place electors on the ballot, with a central committee to be chosen at Lansing and a possible later selection of electors.

Sybrant Wesselius Grand Rapids la Follette Michigan Eugene J. Brock Detroit Progressive Voters League Wesselius National la Follette Committee Brock John M. Nelson Wisconsin Chaiman National Committee Lansing

Cause for Divorce at Strand soon

The motion picture devotees who enjoy a genuine story excellently directed and capably acted have a rare treat at the Community theatre Saturday Aug 16 where Hugh Dieker's production Cause for Divorce will be shown The original narrative was written by Thelma Lanier who is a relative of the gifted poet Sidney

Community Theatre Hugh Dieker Thelma Lanier Sidney

Lanier Plays Temptations Of Two Wives

Miss Lanier uncovers the truth that there is always another side to every tale. Fritzi Brunette and Helene Lynch portray two dis satisfied wives while David Butler and Pat O Malley play their husbands. Charles Clary is a millionaire who learns money cannot buy all. Others in the cast fit their parts well.

Fritzi Brunette Helene Lynch David Butler Pat O’malley Charles Clary

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