Grand Theatre Showcases Fairbanks Artcraft Team
The Fairbanks Emerson Loos trio brings its cooperative screenwriting and staging method to the Grand Theatre with the Powell Fairbanks Artcraft feature In Again Out Again. Douglas Fairbanks travels to the U S Capitol for a scene, filmed after a 200 mile trip, with Emerson, Victor Fleming, and crew. Frederick stars in Double Crossed at the Grand today and tomorrow.
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Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Sthis
Grand Theatre
Fairbanks-Artcraft
Douglas Fairbanks-Artcraft
New York
Doug
U. S Capitol
Victor Fleming
Paramount
Frederick
Kick In sensational crook play at Pickett, repeats past hit
The Pickett Stock Company stages Kick In this weekend presenting the sensational crook drama seen at the Academy of Music before. John Barrymore and Jane Gray led the original 1914 New York run. Ralph W. Chambers and Blanche Pickett star in the current production with two leads returning. The play blends new situations with tense logical plotting as crooks strive to reform against heavy odds challenging even seasoned theatergoers. Advance seats available after earlier openings left many disappointed.
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Crook
Pickett Stock Company
Academy of Music
New York
John Barrymore
Jane Gray
Picketts
Ralph W. Chambers
Blanche Pickett
Pauline Fredericks Paramount Productions Ranked
A list highlights Pauline Frederick as a leading Paramount star with a broad range of films. It traces her appearances in Sold Zara Bella Donna Lydia Gilmore Spider Audrey The Moment Before The Worlds Great Snare The Woman in the Case Ashes of Embers Nanette of the Wilds The Slave Market Sapho Sleeping Fires Her Bet-
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Pauline Frederick
Paramount
Zara
Lydia Gilmore
Spider
Audrey
Nanette
Wilds
Sapho
War Savings Stamp Campaign Gains Ground in Duplin
Warsaw reports active drive led by M McD Williams with assistant help from Mrs Charles Carroll. Clubs across New Hanover Pender Duplin and Sampson urged to buy War Savings Stamps. Little Confederates Chapter also pledges. Magnolia post office notes strong uptake while towns see pennies saved for thrift stamps amid a cold influenza outbreak.
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Warsaw
Duplin
M. McD. Williams
Charles Carroll
Federated Women’s Clubs
New Hanover
Pender
Sampson
Warsaw Club
Little Confederates
C. of C
W. R. Newbury
Magnolia
Striking Wartime Coincidence at Bath Hospital
Two soldiers in Bath military hospital share a remarkable fate. Both born in the same village, joined the same regiment, and were wounded in their left ankles by bullets that entered their right feet. They traveled home together in the same convoy and are now side by side receiving identical treatment.
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Bath
England
Senator Stone Denies Democratic Pressure Over Roosevelt Speech
Washington January 31 Senator Stone asserts personal privilege to deny reports that Democratic leaders or Postmaster General Burleson urged him not to attack Republicans. He says no Democratic leaders discussed the subject with him and dispatches alleging such pressure were based on other correspondents' statements.
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Washington
Stone
Roosevelt
Burleson
Stones
Capitol
Missouri
Ice Gorge Breaks Again on Ohio River Sinking Steamers
Cincinnati reports the Ohio River ice gorge broke during the night with little new damage after three large steamers were sunk and many small craft washed downstream. River men warn of another gorge as colder weather returns today.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Parker Recovers from Wounding and Plans Wilmington Trip
Mr. G. B. Parker, a Duplin county leader living near Wallace, was shot by a neighbor on furlough and carried a breast bullet. A Wilmington visit to consult Dr. Green showed the bullet lodging will cause no further trouble. Rev. C. V. Brooks seeks treatment in Richmond. Wallace to get a wholesale grocery and more as H Margolis & Bros. store is robbed of shoes and men’s suits with few clues.
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Wilmington
Wallace
G. B. Parker
Duplin County
Chinquapin
Walter Cottle
Navy
Thomas M. Green
Parker
C. V. Brooks
The
Baptist Church
Richmond
Johnston-Willis
Brooks
J. W. Sheffield
Fulton Faces Tough Path Against Champion Willard
The article notes Fred Fulton’s uneasy prospects in a bout with champion Willard after rough performances against Carl Morris and Tex Tate. It highlights his failure to stop Billy Miske, a lighter fighter, and references rising Boston Navy Yard hockey team coached by Ralph Vinson with players Skilton Osgood Downing Hutchinson Paisley Howard and La Croix.
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Fred Fulton
Willard
Flooeys
Carl Morris
Tex” Tate
Fulton
Billy Miske
Naval District
Boston Navy Yard
Ralph Vinson
Harvard
Skilton
Osgood
Downing
Hutchinson
Paisley
Howard
la Croix
Fashion Letter by Margaret Mason Looks at Wartime Hat Trends
The column notes designers pushing bold fashions despite shortages. Hats blend practicality and whimsy with mixed straw, burlap, and oilcloth styles, including a sailor hat and an apron bag combination. Parasol accents, hopsacking skirts, and novelty bags accompany chic wartime looks as society adapts to rationing.
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Hop
Meee
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Willard Mack
Longacre Theatre
Jane Grey
Awaa
MR. Parker
Aly
King
Science and
Yonez
Anheuser-Busch
Bevo'r
Bevo
Aanheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
Bryant& Bowden
Seetiat
Wilmington, N.C
Fashion Letter
Margaret Mason
Ameenta
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