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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1915

Page

33

The Borgias in Venice and a Countess Tarnowski

Venice reports 24 hours after Italy’s war declaration against Austria, the pardon of Countess Tarnowski renews talk of her murder plot. The piece traces the Borgias lineage, her trial, and the testimonies of Naumoff and Prilukoff, detailing how a privileged romance and elaborate conspiracy ended with sentences for all.

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Stage News Notes on Milestones and Photoplays in 1920s

The column reports on Arnold Bennett’s rise as a playwright now adapted to film with Milestones and The Great Adventure. Laura Hope Crews debuts in The Fighting Hope at Lasky Belasco. Chimmie Fadden features Victor Moore at Columbia. Howard Kyle and Amy Ursula Hughes wed. Poli Players in Baltimore end 90 weeks at Auditorium. Casting shifts include Balis Foy court battles, Tully Marshall joining Griffith films, and Alexander Carr declining further work.

Famous Bachelors and Why Leonardo Da Vinci Never Married

A biographical sketch of Leonardo da Vinci highlighting his art and science, birth in Tuscany, training in Florence, and time in Milan. It notes his illegitimate birth, complex family, and famed relationships with women as subjects, but emphasizes his dedication to invention, painting, and study, culminating in his reputation as a lifelong bachelor.

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