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A Kinder, Simpler Time Dept.: Your Movies



  July 4, 1918, Theater

July 4, 1918: D.W. Griffith's "Hearts of the World" is playing at Clune's Auditorium 5th and Olive. At the Kinema, Grand Avenue at 7th Street, Mary Pickford stars in "How Could You, Jean," directed by William Desmond Taylor. At the Symphony 614 S. Broadway, Harold Lloyd and Bebe Daniels will appear in person for a showing of "An Ozark Romance."
 
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Heck with the movies--Ina Claire is appearing in person at the Mason Opera House I am SO there.


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