Immortal Romance in The Eternal City at Astor
The American theater promotes a two hour plus presentation of The Eternal City at Astor New York and Philadelphia with Pauline Frederick in a romantic drama set in Rome. The program features dramatic views of Rome and Vatican Gardens and notes the production surpasses standard stage versions in unity and scope. Bushman and Snow highlighted for San Francisco expo events with Metro stars and a large public display planned. Mary Pickford shines as Little Pal in a vivid portrayal of an Indian maid, drawing strong audience applause.
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Astor Theater
New York
Philadelphia
Pauline Frederick
Eternal City
Rome
Vatican
Ha! Caine
David’ Rossi
Donna Roma
Tiber
Thanax Holding
David
Mireather
Ming Frederick
Roma
Baro
Puller Mellish
Leo XL
Marguerite Snow
Hono
Harry Reichenbach
Metro Forces
San Francisco
Reichenbach
Metro
Francis X. Bushman
Quality-Metro
Ls Angeles
Metro Company
Yeading
Tne
Robert W. Service
Kipling
Dan DeGrew
Madonna
Yukon
Mr. Servie
Clara Bloodgood
Tusiaan
Ity Pictures Corporation
Fece
Leser
Rowland
Consolidated Fireworks Company
Mr. Kushian
Miss Snow
Bushman
Tiarry Reichenbach
Telegraph
Bushman and Snow
Fone
Mary Pickford
Famous Players Film Company
Miss Pickford
Mise Pickford
Edwards Davis
Frances Stare
Lake George
Wisconsin
Arnold Daly
Orpheum
Joan Sawyer
George Harcourt
Leila Shaw
Albert Phillips
Miss Shaw
Bainbridge Layers
Shubert
House of Glass
Max Marsin
Cohan & Harris
Mary Ryan
Ad Gilman
Lila Rhodes
Plorence Ott
Thomas Findley
Frederick Hurt
Bart Brown
James C. Marlow
Harry ¢. Browne
Lew Fields
Mossac
Maurice and
Walton
Tour “Ayieworth
Amit Attinea
Mary’ Glimare
Pgi
Tain
Wansan Fae
Heltime & Gas
Soto Mediamae Sues Sale
Duluehe - Bases Suistars
Ipany
George Fox
Cots Evomham-elasea
Charles Prokman
Fiat
Lusitania
Belagcon
Gary Ssorturou
Film stars and stage notes across a busy New York program
A sprawling survey of film and theater chatter highlights Miss Pickford and Maud Allan in new productions. Victor Moore discusses acting on screen while Bessie Barriscale’s Cup of Life finale draws tears from Ince’s gathered cast. Moonstone and The Rug Maker's Daughter loom at the Ansonia theater as editors report patent locks and London Opinion commentary on war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Moore
Lasky Feature Play Company
New York
Bessie Barriscale
Revaho
Thomas H. Ince
Enid Markey 3
Barney Sherry
Frank Borzage
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San Frisco
Tee Lovely
Mary Fuller
Victor
Littie White Violet
Ansonia
Bill
Chris and
Madeline
Essanay
Gordon and
Elgin
Selig Drama
Sea
Eugene O'Brien
Elaine Hammerstein
Maud Allen
Bosworth Incorporated
Rug’ Makers
Paramount
Maud Allan
Rug Maker's Daughter
Salome
Herodias
John the Baptist
the World Film Corporation
Wilkie Collins
London
Grevalse
Hearncastte
Blake
Tomanaaramene
Gene O'Brien
Ansonia Theatre
Anders Gustaf Anderson
Wastr Or
Yourh
James Douglas
Britain
Germany
France
Austria
All Souls’ Church
Fourth Avenue
Nav Forks
Holy Zebra
Jacob Wrey Mould
Kansas City
Max Asher
Joker
Detective Duck
William Ganwood
Alet Mersereau
Imp
Hall Caine
The
Eternal
Viola Allen
Continents
Colliseum
Forum