The Man Who Came Back at Broadway Tuesday
The Broadway presents William A. Brady's The Man Who Came Back with Robert Armstrong and Peggy Allenby in lead roles. The drama follows Henry Potter from reckless youth to a moral reckoning, including Shanghai and Honolulu episodes, ending with a reunion in New York as the father accepts his son’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Brady
Jules Eckert Goodman
John Fleming Wilson
Robert Armstrong
Peggy Allenby
Henry Potter
Young Potter
San Francisco
Marcelle
Lfe
Potter
New York
Shanghai
China
Potter Pinery
Honolulu
J. K. M.hutchinson
Harry Davies
Allean Atwell
Norman Cope
Edyna Davies
H. H. Sleight
Maxwell Driscoll
Real Irish Street on Vitagraph Lot For My Wild Irish Rose
A replica Irish street built at the Vitagraph studio lot in Hollywood for My Wild Irish Rose scenes. Directed by David Smith famed for atmosphere, with a menagerie including a goat, a sow, and a one eyed gander named Mr Mulcahy. Carpenters and crew such as Don Kelly and Patrick Moriarity helped transplant Erin’s flavor to the set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitagraph Studio
Hollywood
Dion Boucicault
Ansonia Theater
David Smith
Smith
Mulcahy
Erin
Don Kelly
Bert O’malley
William Murphy
Joe McLane
Michael Sheehan
Patrick Moriarity
Mike Hogan
Mat O'Dea
Pat Moran
Ireland
Vitagraph
Gretchen Hartman Seeks Different Roles In Fox Film
Gretchen Hartman, long a child star and ingenue, now supports Dustin Farnum in While Justice Waits. She says she does not want to remain a star and seeks character parts, having shifted from ingénue roles to principal parts within Fox.
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Gretchen Hartman
Dustin Farnum
Sterling
Fox
Justice Waits
Rialto Theater
Miss Hartman
Fox Forces
Harold Lloyd's Dr Jack casts Anna Townsend as Sweetheart
Harold Lloyd stars in Dr Jack with Anna Townsend playing the Sweetheart. Townsend, famed for Grandma's Boy, delivers notable work in the Pathe comedy that will soon show at the Rialto theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lloyd
Dr. Jack
Anna Townsend
Harold
Pathe
Lloyd
Rialto Theater
The Wall Flower at Broadway Theater
Rupert Hughes presents The Wall Flower a Goldwyn comedy at the Broadway theater. Colleen Moore shines portraying a plain girl who sits out dances with pathos and humor. Rash Hughes son of the author appears in a surprise principal role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Colleen
Los Angeles
Colleen Moore
Richard Dix
Goldwyn
Ghodage Your Weapons Comedy at Rialto Wednesday
Al Christie presents the largest comedy by the actor director with the costume play Choose Your Weapons at the Rialto on Wednesday. Bobby Vernon stars as Jimmie the brave in a mock European court as the Duke of Eighth Avenue plots, while court ladies flirt and a coronation nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Christie
Bobby Vernon
Rialto
Jimmie, the Brave
Crowstork
Duke
Eighth Avenue
Don Sung boosts egg production for Franklin NC hens
Mrs J Enloe reports 28 hens yielded 9 to 10 dozen eggs per week after starting Don Sung in December. She claims 17 to 20 eggs daily by February 28 and urges readers to try a 30 day test with a money back guarantee. Barrett-Dugger Co. offers 50 cent sample or $1 large size by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sung
Barrett-Dugger Co
Columbia Bldg
Indianapolis
Lad
Princess and Guards Parade in Opera Bouffe Style
An all star cast led by Charlotte Stevens as the princess and Victor Rodman as the captain present a pretentious new comedy at the imperial bungalow gates. Lincoln Plumer plays Prime Minister Zenda with Earl Rodney as Herman the delicatessen king as Crowstork flappers dance the shimmy accompanied by the Prince of Bevo on harpsichord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mud Guards
Imperial Bungalow
Crowstork
Prince of Bevo
Vernon
Charlotte Stevens
Lincoln Plumer
Zenda
Earl Rodney
Herman
Delicatessen
Victor Rodman
The
Old Salem Background Scenes in Java Head
Salem Massachusetts enjoys a three week film shoot by George Melford's Paramount company for Java Head. The project employs carpenters painters sailors and boosts local shops while Derby wharf is rebuilt to resemble 70 years ago amid personal appearances by Leatrice Joy Jacqueline Logan and Albert.
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Salem
Mass
George Melford
Paramount Picture
Java Head
Roscoe H. Goddard
Chamber of Commerce
Derby Wharf
Leatrice Joy
Jacqueline Logan
Albert
Theaters Roscoe Melford Fawcett star in hit picture
Roscoe and George Melford and George Fawcett headlined in a popular film drawing strong box office. Wallpaper firms prospered as old-fashioned patterns were shipped to New York for studio use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
George Melford
George Fawcett
New York
Douglas M Lean Tries a New Stunt in The Hottentot
Douglas MacLean performs a novel somersault stunt on a moving auto in The Hottentot a Thomas Ince comedy drama featuring Madge Bellamy. The sequence has him leaping into headlines as the film debuts at the Rialto theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacLean
Madge Bellamy
Thomas H. Ince
Rialto Theater
Leopardess to Star Alice Brady in South Seas Drama
Alice Brady will headline The Leopardess at Paramount with Henry Kolker directing. The story follows a New York adventurer who attempts to tame a half caste South Seas girl amid leopard hunting and beachcomber life, with scenes in the South Seas New York and a Hudson estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brady
Paramount
Katherine Newlin Burt
Paramount Long Island
Henry Kolker
Disraeli
George Arliss
Madge Kennedy
South Seas
Miss Brady
New York
Hudson
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