Heart o the Hills and Haunting Shadows on Elite Today
Mary Pickford stars in Heart o the Hills with courtroom farce and romance as Mavis faces murder charges and a reforming school welcome six years later. H B Warner leads Haunting Shadows at the Strand with a suspenseful estate mystery and a romantic heiress subplot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Boeing
Mavi
Honeycutt
Mavis
Sanders
Peets
Maviv
Tor
Bedlam
Head
Gnda
Col. Pendleton
Sander
Jason
Widow Hawn
Steve Honeycutt
H. B. Warner
Strand
Strand Theatre
Indiana
John
Trifles at Elite Theatre and Health Cure Ads
A scrambled page combines a health quackery pitch for Salts and Jad Salts with film theater notices. It mentions The Triflers and The Trifles as Universal features at Elite Theatre, starring Edith Roberts and David Butler, plus Lightning Bryce and other acts. Also cited are Rheuma treatment ads and entertainment notes about Dolly Sisters Oh Look and Edna Goodrich Sleeping Partners at Colonial, along with Paris translations and a London Times remark on Wilson peace terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Glenarm
Edith Roberts
David Butler
Little Ben Alexander
Forrest Stanley
Nell Crats
Frederick Vroom
Lillian Lanzdon
Katharine Kirkham
Charles Ari'n
Arthur Shirley
Olita Otis
Colin Kenny
Arthur Hoyt
Magda Jane
Little Benny Alexander
Universal
Showne
Janet Randall
Hhon Wirl
Sweeth Shdy
Maonte Moreville
Monte
Janet
Dolly Sisters
Colonial Theater
Edna Goodrich
Paris
London
New York
Saena Gultry
Actou
Seymour Hicks
Eddie
Jackie Saunders
Colonial to Present The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
The Colonial theater begins a local run of Sidney Toler’s adaptation The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come from John Fox Jr. The 1860s Kentucky tale follows Chad and Melissa amid feuds and mountain life with George Simpson as Chad and Dorothy Dunn as Melissa. The production touts Kentucky scenery and wholesome comedy contrasts with earlier Oh series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theater
Sidney Toler
Kingdom Come
John Fox, Jr
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Chad
Melissa
George Simpson
Dorothy Dunn
Wendy
Maude Adams
Melissy
Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Dark Gray Hair
An advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a quick safe method to darken gray or faded hair. Sold by druggists for 75 cents, the product claims to enhance hair length, erase dandruff, and restore a lustrous dark shade with simple room applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandroff
Orden
Memphis
Tenn
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Hoodlum
Mary
Pickford
Nicholson
Nan
Ife
Bates
Thia
Lewis DE Sal
ELITE
Mest
Lightning Bryce” Witte
Ann Little
Jack Ho
Jack Hoxate
Elite Theatre
Little
Artcraft
Jack Hoxie
Paramount Pictures
Lightning Bryce
H. R. Palmer
Act
F. Ray Comstock
Morris Gest
Princess Theater
Neca
Col Rant
Os Cartel
Viscount Grey
United States
London Times
Echodea
Wilson
Cone
American Congress
Colonial Theatre
Ars
Tere
Mies Goodrich
Nat Goodwin
Colonial
Cean
Athens
Georgia
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