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Yes -- in this film she portrayed a hillbilly faith-healer(?!?!).
The film was a critical and commercial dud.
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Is the line the callalillies are in bloom from a Katherine Hepburn movie?
Yes it is from the movie Stage Door. The line is said as a part of dialogue that Katherine Hepburns characters is saying in a play that she is acting in. At first she says the line very stiff, a sign that her character cannot act very well. Then after Katherine Hepburn's character's friend is killed, she says the lines perfectly on opening night and is held as a great actress. Stage Door also starred Ginger Rodgers and a young Lucilee O'Ball in a bit part.
How did Hepburn Act Change the government's role in industry?
The Hepburn act gave the government the power to set and limit shipping costs.
How did the hepburn act change the governments role industry?
The Hepburn act gave the government the power to set and limit shipping costs.
Which of these was the subject of the hepburn act of 1906?
Railroads
What was the act that set maximum railroad rates?
Hepburn
What was the effective railroad regulation law of 1906?
Hepburn Act of 1906
What two acts regulated shipping rates within the railroad industry?
The Interstate Commerce Act of 1887 and the Hepburn Act of 1906 regulated shipping rates within the railroad industry in the United States. These acts aimed to prevent unfair practices and discrimination in rail transportation, as well as to promote fair and reasonable rates.
What specific industry was finally brought under effective government regulation by the Elkins Act and the Hepburn Act?
Railroads
Was a direct result of the Hepburn Act?
The authority of the Interstate Commerce Commission was strengthened
What the Direct result of the Hepburn act?
The authority of the Interstate Commerce Commission was strengthened
Why did Theodore roosevelt get congress to pass the hepburn act?
to eliminate abuses by the railroads.
What was a direct result of the Hepburn Act?
The Hepburn Act of 1906 allowed the Interstate Commerce Commission the ability to extend its jurisdiction. It also gave them power to maximize railroad rates.
