The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 18, 1926, Page 7

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While , the Kero is thrown} and trampled upon ig racers, while the in the stands react to. rror of the accident. in one of the later se- | the picture, Badger has i with amazing fidelity | al] scene of other days. salism here is heightened by | hand-to-hand battle in several hundred men take | Torrence, und » later events of the story | a little border town in t, and it is here that! eaches a ‘tremendous | The whole town is strick- | h the plague through lack a raging fire breaks out; | as though the town is| ned. Then comes the big, | mhoment “when . the} rays for rain and his | vered by a spectacu- st. wrough the vgneer of the race | , the dance hall, the fire and | flood, there flashes’ forth as | ne and human and sincere aj tory of romance and regeneration | ever been seen on the sil- sereen. » plot lar cloudbu the ve Mrs. Daugherty Was so Weak In a little town of the Middle Wes, ‘was a discouraged woman. 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