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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 30, 1923 · page 6

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twins, Los Angeles. was heard over radio a; L'misxfille, Ky.

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Craig Biddle, the millionaire extra, scion of the famous
Biddle family, is making good without previous experience
"in his first role. Tnc acting, he explains, is not difficult,
but the work required to appear as a real bricklayer be-
fore the camera is often strenuous.

McPhee’s jaw? He comes
from Princeton. but the
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major league ideas.

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Delighted is Dr. K. Miura,
physician to the Emperor
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No part was too difficult for Mme. Sarah Bernhardt to
attempt, each new role merely adding to her long llstvof
triumphs. Few visiting celebrities were cvcr aCCCLIK.‘.d
the reception given the great actress on her tours 0: me
world. Her spell was cast in all parts of the globe.
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Miss Adeline Gehrig of New
York City is receiving con-
gratulations on having won
the United States foil cham-
pionship for women for the
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Eight hundred prisoners at Allegheny County “'01 .ouse,
Hoboken, l’a., helped guards fight 'flames which destroyed
workhouse brush shop.

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Philadelphia recently had one of the worst fires in its history when flames swept through
two big buildings in heart of City’s paper warehouse district for loss of $1,500,000.

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That criminals who die in
jails be turned over for
scientific experiment is
wish of E. C. Smith, rector

of St. Thomas’s Church,

“'ashington, DI C.

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This ’is not, 'as you prob-
ably suspect, Charles Ray
of movie fame, but his
double, \Valtet _E. Sidebot-
tom of Sonia-ville, N. J.
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