The Fog at Strend Theatre January 31
The Fog, a noted metro picture, opens at Strend Theatre on January 31. William Dudley Pelley wrote the thrilling story of a boy and girl trapped by tyranny and misunderstanding. The cast includes Mildred Harris Louise Dressser Ethel Wales Louise Fazenda Cullen Landis Ralph Lewis David Butler Marjorie Prevost Ann May Reaward Phillips and Frank Cuerier.
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Ethel Wales
Louise Fazenda
Cullen Landis
Ralph Lewis
David Butler
Marjorie Prevost
Ann May
Raeward Phillips
Frank Cuerier
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Silent screen star hailed as greatest of all time in debut film
Eminent critics rate the veteran actor as one of cinema’s finest regardless of age. In this first National picture Jackie must plunge to the depths of despair in a pivotal scene titled Fone. The production emphasizes the spirit that powers its cheerful ending. Daddy, produced by Sol Lesser and directed by E Mason Hopper, adapts a story by Mr and Mrs Jack Coogan with a cast including Bert Woodruff Anna Townsend William Lewis George Kuwa Arthur Ca t ewe and Josie Sedgwick.
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Daddy
Jackie
Sol Les 8Er
E. Mason Hopper
Jack Coogan
Bert Woodruff
Anna Townsend
Willam Lewis
George Kuwa
Arthur Ca- Tewe
Josie Sedegwick
Norma Talmadge Leads Cast in Within the Law at Strand
Norma Talmadge headlines a stellar cast for the film version of Bayard Varvell's stage hit Within the Law at Strand theatre next Sunday. Jack Mulhall plays Dick Gilder with Figen Perry as Aggie Lynch, while DeWitt Jennings Lincoln Plummer and Lew Cody reprise roles from the original stage company.
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Norma Talmadge
Bayard Vellier
Strand Theatre
Miss Talmadge
Jane Cowl
Mary Turner
Jack Mulhall
Dick Gilder
Figen Percy
Aggie Lynch
The
the Law
DeWitt Jennings
Lincoln Plummer
Lew Cody
Jackie Coogan Star Redefined in Daddy at Strand
The Strand theatre will show Daddy on February 3, touted as completing Jackie Coogan’s evolution from playful imp to tragic actor. Earlier films Oliver Twist Peck's Bad Boy and Trouble showcased his range, with Daddy highlighted as his peak performance and emotional depth.
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Daddy
Strand Theatre
Jackie
Oliver Twist
Peck
White elephant sanatorium debate in Ontonagon County
A paid up subscriber questions funding for the Ontonagon County sanatorium built at about 150000 and asks why taxpayers should bond further to maintain a large tuberculosis facility. He suggests turning the building over to mining interests or using a smaller county hospital instead.
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India
Bessemer
Ironwood
Sanatorium
Ontonagon
Soldiers' Bonus Debate Sparks Loyalist Critique
A subscriber argues for a soldiers' bonus beyond the army's thirty dollars a month and questions why those at home earned high wages while veterans risked life. The letter accuses financiers and government leaders of hindering compensation and suggests funding via long term bonds and Britain’s owed sums to avoid taxes.
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England
Mr. Mellon
Powers That Be
Nature Tells You How to Gauge Kidney Health
An advertisement touts Dean's Pills for disordered kidneys with kidney pain and burning secretions as signs. A testimonial from Peter Rasmussen of Ironwood Michigan claims quick relief after taking two boxes, priced 6. The notice also lists a sale: a Renown Range offered by Mrs. George Varney.
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Nature
Wakefield
Dean
Peter Rasmussen
N. Curry St
Ironwood, Mich
Icom
Mr. Rasmussen
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
George Varney
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