The Foolish Virgin at the Victoria with Clara Kimball Young
Adaptation of Thomas Dixon’s novel presents a New York slum family under the abuse of a drunkard father. Nancy and son Jim escape with help from neighbor Ella Swanson. Nancy aims to give Jim a chance at a better life as Clara Kimball Young stars in this Selznick Pictures production.
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Thomas Dixon
Clara Kimball Young
Selznick Pictures
New York
Anthony
Nancy
Jim
Ella Swanson
Victoria
Famed Petrova Tomorrow at Grand in Extravagance
Burton L. King, a renowned motion picture expert, praises Mme Petrova in Extravagance. He notes the film showcases a woman's soul and dramatic power like rarely seen, calling the production a novel photoplay for the season.
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Petrova
Burton L. King
Mme. Petrova
Streeter's Musical Comedy at the Royal for a full week
Streeter's Musical Comedy Company opens at the Royal for a week with a personal guarantee from manager Streeter promising no patron will be disappointed. The producer brings what is described as his best show to date.
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Royal
Streeter
the Royal
Streeter Musical Company Opens In Wilmington
Mr Streeter writes and stages his own musical comedy with lavish scenery and electric effects. The Streeter company features six trained chorus girls and acts by Carl Wallner Carlyle and Blanche Bryan. The opening bill The Land of Joy stars and Tommy Wilson performs The Chicken Reel. Today and tomorrow the third chapter of The Crimson Stain Mystery plays.
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Streeter
Wilmington
South
Carl Wallner
Carlyles
Tommy Wilson
Blanche Bryan
Naval Consulting Board to discuss gun tube hardening
New York Feb 19. Naval Consulting Board members will meet with the American Institute of Mining Engineers during the Ll4sh convention to discuss gun tube erosion and inner surface hardening. Dr Henry Fay of MIT will open with tests from Watertown Arsenal. Delegates will also hear mining industry topics and an all day West Point excursion.
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United States
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American Institute of Mining Engineers
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Henry Fay
Masachusetts Institute of Technology
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Midle
Far West
Hotel Astor
L. D. Ricketts
Addreses
West Point
Hard to judge others and forgive when we do the same
A reflection on avoiding harsh judgments as Mary leaves a dance and Ethel defends her, noting misjudgment and the role of circumstances. The scene shows Marie criticizing Mary while Ethel forgives, urging understanding over condemnation and highlighting the cost of quick judgments.
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Ethel
Marie
Ethel's
Mary
Baby Dear
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use dye to darken gray hair naturally. It claims discoloration fades after one or two applications yielding a glossy youthful look and notes the product is not a disease treatment.
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Wyeth
A Night in New York Glimpses by a Special Correspondent
Special Correspondent notes Samuel Pepys like diary entries from New York on February 19. He reports on Olson the manservant fearing war, cinema with W Sherrill and his son Jack, a club visit to humorist R Moulton, a hotel meeting with bride of E Davis, a Rhodes scholar in Paris, and a scissors wit about grammar. The day ends with expenses, opera, a scarf purchase, and street observations about John Degner and various city scenes.
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New York
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Olson
Corlos
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Jack
Master Jack
R. Moulton
Grand Rapids
Bath
Gotham
E Davis
Paris
Teutonic bands mute in Washington Heights amid grim times
The article notes a decline in German musical influence in New York as rumors of dynamite plots fade. On Washington Heights German bands, once blamed for shaping modern symphony, are scarcely heard now and the musical wind appears to have stopped at its source.
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New York
Washington Heights
Kansas Clothiers in Session in Emporia
Emporia Kansas February 19. The Kansas Clothiers Association opened its annual convention with a large turnout. The two day meeting is led by L C Jones of Ottawa as president and includes leaders from the state retail clothing trade.
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Kansas Clothiers
Emporia
Kas
Kansas Clothiers’ Association
L. C. Jones
Ottawa
Woman on trial for alleged murder in Huntington
Lula DeFoe stands indicted for the murder of Rose Wood McMasters. DeFoe shot McMasters when she found her with DeFoe on a street car last summer. The defense reportedly will base its plea on the unwritten law.
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W. Va
Lula DeFoe
Rose Wood McMasters
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