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Story August 18, 1924

East St. Louis Daily Journal

East Saint Louis, Saint Clair County, Illinois

What is this article about?

Promotion for the film 'The Dangerous Coward' starring Fred Thomson at the State theatre tonight, featuring a Wild West rodeo, athletic displays, a thrilling four-round fight with Al Koffman, comedic scenes with Hazel Keener as a boy, and the horse Silver King.

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'Dangerous Coward' at State Tonight

Fred Thomson, starring in the Film Booking Office attraction, "The Dangerous Coward," will thrill the crowd at the State theatre tonight, in a hair-raising four-round fight with Al Koffman, former heavyweight pugilist. It can be truthfully said that the fight scene in "The Dangerous Coward," is the best that has ever been presented on a screen in this city.

The story starts with a real Wild West Rodeo and plenty of action. Thomson brings his athletic ability into play by competing against the pick of the cowboys, showing great versatility as a horseman and roper.

Hazel Keener plays the feminine lead and her actions at the prize fight, where she is dressed as a boy, are certain to make the house shake with laughter.

Silver King, Fred Thomson's wonder horse, proves he's a real equine star and as deserving of credit as Miss Keener and Thomson.

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What sub-type of article is it?

Adventure

What themes does it cover?

Bravery Heroism Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Film Promotion Western Adventure Rodeo Action Prize Fight Fred Thomson Hazel Keener

What entities or persons were involved?

Fred Thomson Al Koffman Hazel Keener Silver King

Where did it happen?

State Theatre

Story Details

Key Persons

Fred Thomson Al Koffman Hazel Keener Silver King

Location

State Theatre

Event Date

Tonight

Story Details

The film features a Wild West rodeo with Thomson competing as a horseman and roper, a four-round fight with Al Koffman, Hazel Keener in disguise as a boy at the prize fight causing laughter, and Silver King as a star horse.

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