Theatres Show Big Lineup With Star Casts
The Fair shows The College Hero and The Dangerous Dude with an all star cast. The Rialto screens The Wizard featuring Edmund Lowe. San Jacinto presents For Ladies Only with Jacqueline Logan. Virgil Proctor and his band perform at the NAT. The Love Mart opens at the Mission with Billie Dove, Gilbert Roland, and Noah Beery in a swashbuckling tale based on Victor Jaliot. The Blood Ship arrives at the Fair with Hobart Wesworth Jacqueline Logan and Richard Arlen led by George B Seitz. The Excape remake is teased as Fox plans Blanche Sweet reappearance in a major classic.
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Hollywood Notes on Remakes and Rising Stars
The column surveys film remakes and new faces in 1920s cinema. It mentions Raoul Walsh may direct a project, Irene Rich in a remodeled version, and James Cruse seeking an unknown lead for The Tied Mark. It notes Victor McLagren’s career concerns and Edmund Lowe at Rialto, with Jacqueline Logan in Pot Ladies Only and a strong supporting cast in a Columbia Detures production supervised by Harry Cohn.
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Movie Letters Contest Promises Weekly Checks
Readers invited to write 100 words on their favorite movie star with two $2 prizes awarded each Monday for best beat letters from male and female writers. The appeal and rules emphasize gendered prompts and notes about educational film prints and upcoming reels.
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Harvard educational pictures release plan outlined
Harvard University divisions of Anthropology and Geology prepare films released through Pathe Exchange starting February 12 with How Man Suits His Life to Differing Surroundings Houses of the Arctic and the Tropics. The series follows The College Hero screening with Ben Turpin in supporting roles.
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Gardenside elopement at country estate night scene
A man and a woman slip from a garden path as dance music flows from a bright house. The Woman, Hilary, pleads she cannot leave Georgie, who has cared for her, while the Man declares love and urges immediate marriage across the state line. A sensational glimpse hints at dramatic personal stakes.
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