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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1917
Page
2
Mrs. M. L. Hugel credits Peplac with restoring her ability to eat vegetables and meats after years of indigestion. She reports better sleep, renewed appetite, weight gain of seven pounds, and a changed outlook. The Peplac Expert cites similar daily testimonials and promotes availability at Bellamy Drug Store and other outlets in Wilmington.
The versatile Mme Petrov, famed singer and dancer, adapts to sculpture in a color ful Corsican tale To the Death by Burton L King at the Grand Theatre tomorrow. The production showcases her sculpting scene beside Paris sculptor Manatelli as Bianca, highlighting her rare artistic range.
The Fighting Trail a 32 000 foot outdoor mountain serial opens next Monday at the Bijou for 15 weeks. Cast led by William Duncan and Carol Holloway stars in Yosemite and Sierra Nevada locations praised as top outdoor photography. Also promoted Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea at Grand with Jules Verne inspired submarine visuals and Captain Nemo in a spectacular underwater production.
Bishop John C. Kilgo of the Methodist Episcopal Church South resigned as president emeritus and chair of Trinity College trustees and the executive committee during an extraordinary trustees session in Durham. Joseph G. Brown of Raleigh was elected board chairman. Kilgo had offered his resignation last June after remarks about a 1917 graduating class attaching a banner to the American flag sparked offense.
Kathleen Glifford stars in Paramount’s Who Is Number One where a childhood impulse to smash windows resurfaces onscreen. The story, written by Anna Katharine Green, shows Glifford in a dramatic scene forcing a costly window to shatter as part of a film role.
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