Molly Make-Believe At Strand Features Marguerite Clark
Strand Theater offers Marguerite Clark in Molly Make-Believe, adaptation of Elinor Abbott novel. Film highlights letters to ailing Carl, a poignant scene of Molly dancing to comfort a dying friend, praised for Clark’s sympathetic performance. Also shown Sold for Marriage and The Hero of Submarine D-2 with gowns by M Maurice.
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Marguerite Clark
Strand Theater
Molly Make-Believe
Paramount
Elinor Hallowell Abbott
Molly
Carl
Thor
Li 'Tlé
Miss Clark
Strand
Red Widow and Maurice Gowns Feature At New Film Showing
CHARLES RICHMAN in THE HERO OF SUBMARINE NED-2. AGRAPH BLUE RIBBON FEATURE showcases the latest Maison Maurice designs worn by Miss Woodruff in Newport scenes. Friday brings The Red Widow a Famous Players comedy with John Barrymore. Cicero Butts, a corset salesman, is drawn into Russian intrigue and passport schemes with the Red Widow. The film offers brisk pacing, clear photography, and stylish settings as the plot unfolds on screen.
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SUB Marine D-2
M. Maurice
Maison Maurice
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Eleanor Woodruff
Vitagraph
Subma
M. Maurice Miss Woodruff
Famous Players Company
Channing Pollock
Rennold Wolf
John Barrymore
Cicero Hannibal Butts
Russia
Secret Service
Red Widow
Butts
The Stepping Stone Star Frank Keenen Aims for Juvenile Lead
Frank Keenen co stars with Mary Boland in The Stepping Stone an Ince-Triangle production. He began acting in 1878 and says film work is his favorite. He dreams of playing a juvenile lead in an Ince produced film. At Inceville he bet Charles Ray he could outstage him for a juvenile role, a challenge Ray declined. Keenen stays young at heart enjoys ocean swims and up to date ballroom dances.
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Frank Keenen
Mary Boland
Thomas H
Charles Ray
Ince
Ray
Keenan
Nobdy
The Half Million Bride Big Saturday Feature
A review of The Half Million Bride adaptation of The Red Mouse by William Hamilton Osborne notes appealing twists and a well staged gambling house raid. It criticizes the drunken villain portrayal and some implausible manners while praising crime suspicion shifts and a district attorney’s entanglement.
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William Hamilton Osborne
the Red Mouse
Tion
Mrs Newlywed's Troubles and Domestic Science
A humorous exchange centers on Mrs. Newlywed lamenting spousekeeping with a friend recalling a college course in domestic science while she sobs she cannot find a butcher. A separate ancient quote from Lucan reflects the conqueror’s preference for waste over cultivation.
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CPF
Marguerite Clarke
Molly Make Believe
Marty Pickford
Peppina
Elaenor Hallowell Abbott
the Strand
Moving Picture Theater
Miss Gish
Frank Bennett
Jan
Ellis Island
Lillian Gish Aw
Triangle Play
Charles Richman
Agraph
Frank Keenan
Mary Bolanding
Jones
Hamilton
Georgia National Bank
Athens, Ga
American State Bank
MO. J. Wilkins
W.C. Jordan
Howell C. Erwin
Richard W. Sizer
Lucan
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