Protoplay Confusion Over New Town Signage on Rail Route
A film unit creating a Salt Lake line scene caused a mix up when a Bagdad sign hung over a station named Yuma. The crew learned mid take they were in the wrong town, stirring laughter among engineers porters and staff.
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Glaext
William
Salt Lake
San Bernardin Daggett
Yuma
Mr. Beal
Bagdad
Yuta
Mrr
Sadie
Salt Lake Limited
Richt Town
Traverse in a Photoplay of Canadian Northwest
The photoplay follows Angela a timber prospector's daughter as she is traded for land by Raoul Beaudry. Rose defends Angela in a knife duel amid a murder charge, and is saved by the husband’s ally in this tense northern drama.
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Traverse
Canadian Northwest
Fox
Teave
Harry Millarde
Miss Traverse
Angela
Pietre
Raoul Beaudry
Rose
Deepest Mystery in Filming of Comedy Under Vitagraph
Noel Smith joins Vie tagraph on West Coast studio set as director of the Bue V cont dies for Tootsies and Tamales starring Jimmie Aubrey. The production, filmed at an open air stage with guarded stockade, features new Vitagraph beauties in harem scenes and diving stunts in the Mexican pool as essential plot elements.
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Noel Smith
Lehrman
Vietagraph
West Coast
Ho Cad
Jimmie Aubrey
Me Smith
Vitagraph
Kate
Mlosure
Open Sesame Lunch Invitations and Walsh Visit
A fragment describes Open Sesame lunch invitations featuring William Walsh as a guest. The piece notes his cordial reception by a proprietor in New York and mentions plans for The Lion's Den production with May Allison, directed by Lytell and Baker.
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William Foshw
France
Tantovian
Omer
Mr. Walsh
Lion's En
Lytell
Baker
Metro 1
Tosh
Teft Saturns
May Allison
Daddy Longlegs Back for Another Run Next Year
The season ends for Daddy Longlegs as Henry Miller plans a return presentation. The company and production remain high standard, with Mr. Miller maintaining the quality fans expect.
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Daddy Longlegs
Film Stars and Studio Life Amid Turbulent Production
A fragmentary report describes film stars and industry figures at the Ince studio in Culver City. It notes Charles Ray allying with crooks in a story life, Doris May and Dorothy Dalton in lavish productions, and John Lynch arranging exclusive art pieces for the studio.
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Julian Josephson
Mr Ray
Nam Doris May
Ince
Thomas
Mary
Dorothy Dalton
Aul
New York
Josephrusse
John Lynch
Buttington
Culver City
Mise Dalton
New York City
Tsa
Fe Story Weller
Los Angeles
Are
Lame
Judgmen Tom
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