Lupin Star Causes Studio Chair Dilemma at Lasky
Bryant Washburn buys a public chair at Lasky during Too Much Johnson filming. He lets others sit as they wish, prompting a day of occupancy by Lois Wilson Donald Crisp Hattie and more before abandoning the chair rather than mark it private. Lupin film stars David Powell and Marguerite Courtot with director Chester Withey.
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Lasky Motion Picture Studio
Bryant Washburn
Johnson
American Theater
Washburn
Hattie
Mr. Washburn
Lupin
David Powell
Marguerite Courtot
Arsene Lupin
Chester Withey
Male and Female at Rialto theater February 1
Lady Mary Lasenby challenges a convention in a lavish Cecil De Mille drama. A tale of old society versus new with a love story and a gripping thrill, praised as the picture of the hour and produced by Cecil B. De Mille.
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Eileen
Mary Lasenby
Rialto Theater
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Charlie Chaplin Delivers A Day's Pleasure Comedy
Charlie Chaplin's new film A Day's Pleasure, distributed by First National, follows the comic as the father of a small family of Charlies. The family buys an old-fashioned car and enjoys a river trip where a jazzy band tries to entertain the guests. A wind changes the scene and midriff antics ensue.
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Charlie Chaplin
First National
Chaplin
Gladys Leslie Seeks Gravitas Beyond The Girl With A Smile
Not long ago the Vitagraph star Gladys Leslie was famed as The Girl With a Million-Dollar Smile. Now she shifts to serious, emotional roles, with The Girl Woman offered at the Liberty theater today and tomorrow.
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Gladys Leslie
Miss Leslie
Albert K. Simith
Vitagraph
Liberty Theater
Lupin Hero in Teeth of the Tiger Arriving at Orpheum
One more noted character of fiction has been transferred to the screen. Maurice Le Blanc's master crook Arsene Lupin becomes the hero of a Paramount Artcraft picture Teeth of the Tiger which opens today at the Orpheum theater.
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Maurice le Blanc
Arsene Lupin
Paramount-Artcraft
Orpheum Theater
Double bill at Ansonia theatre features star names
Universal presents two features at the Ansonia today. The Day She Paid stars Francelia Billington, followed by a Stage Women's War Relief entry with Julia Dean and Shirley Hull. A unique chance for viewers to see these famed dramatic actresses.
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Universal Pictures
Ansonia Theater
Francelia Billington
Julia Dean
Shirley Hull
Butte
New York
Film Showings and Casts at Butte Playhouses
At Butte Playhouses Bryant Washburn and Lois Wilson star in Too Much Johnson. Ansonia presents Trancella Billington in The Day She Paid. Rialto features Charlie Chaplin in A Day's Pleasure and The Twilight Baby. Empress shows The Thirteenth Chair, while Broadway and Orpheum offer The Teeth of the Tiger. Liberty presents Gladys Leslie in The Girl Woman and a Mack Sennett Comedy.
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Ansonta
lTrancella Billington
Rialto
Charlie Chaplin
Empress
Empress Stock Company
Orpheum
Liberty
Gladys Leslie
Mack Sennett
An Honor able Dad and a Web of Postwar Intrigue
A wartime turbine plans plot drives a postwar drama. A model marries a wealthy merchant to protect her past, while German interests and a clever spy collide with a young inventor and his fiancée. Tensions test trust, loyalty, and national fate.
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Harry van Meter
New York
Charles Clary
Germany
Master Thief mystery play stars Bushman and Bayne
Oliver Morosco brings Francis X Bushman Beverly Bayne to Broadway theatre for two shows Thursday and Friday in The Master Thief a stage mystery by Edward E Rose from Richard Washburn Child. A 20 member cast features Frank Kk Camp Harry E McKee Fritz Adams Grace Peters Kate Pier Roemer Florence Joyce James Morrison and others in a prestige production.
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Oliver Morosco
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Edward E. Rose
Richard Washburn Child
Morosco
Frank Kk. Camp
Harry E. McKee
Fritz Adams
Grace Peters
Kate Pier Roemer
Florence Joyce
James H., Morrison
Harry English
Harry Lyons
W. D. Wynn
Myron Z. Paulson
Gerald Pring
Louis Frohoff
Invention of Japanese Efficient Wireless System
A note highlights that one of the most efficient wireless systems is attributed to a Japanese invention. The statement points to a pioneering approach in wireless technology attributed to Japan.
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