Secrets at Wilson theater features Norma Talmadge in four eras
Norma Talmadge stars in the First National picture Secrets at the Wilson theatre Monday and Tuesday. The film follows four era settings 1923 1888 1870 and 1865 with Talmadge portraying a girl a mother a matron and an aged woman. Frank Borzage directs with Gaetano Gaudio as cameraman.
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Norma Talmadge
Wilson Theatre
Harper's Weekly
Joseph M. Schenck
Norma
Far West
Frank Borzage
Humoresque Fame
Gaetano Gaudio
Norma Talmad de
Eugene O'Brien
Wilson
White Cargo: A Powerful Stage Play Debuts
Producer Earl Carroll presents White Cargo by Leon Gordon on the American stage a tropical love drama set in a climate where the sun and damp rot test characters. The play follows civilization’s advance guard in tropical regions with vivid scenes and intense atmosphere.
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Earl Carroll
Leon Gordon
Tropics
White Cargo at Masonic Opera House Rocky Mount
The play White Cargo featuring Cornelius Reddy leads the cast in a stark jungle saga of harsh life and raw struggle. It tours from Daly's Theatre New York to Cort Theatre Chicago and the Playhouse London and comes to Rocky Mount on Monday December 15 with seats at Standard Dring Co.
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Daly's
New York
Cort Theatre
Chiaro
Playhouse
London
Masonic Opera
Rocky Mount
Standard Dring Co
Crossword Puzzle Light On The Week’s Page
The reader submits a note about today’s Cross-Word Puzzle AN with a unique mix of small common words. The Week’s appended hints include horizontal clues and vertical entries with several garbled letters and numbers for puzzle No. 48. The message seeks light on the puzzle and its solution.
Crossword Clue Play Skimmed in Brief
A fragmented OCR note hints at crossword puzzle methods with hints of contal and verti clues. The garbled text suggests solving a run of hori entries and lingering toward vertical and horizontal directions.
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