Prisoner of Zenda Palace Theatre Engages Metro Cast
A Palace Theatre extra frames Miss Terry Stegen in a praised onstage role as the Princess in The Prisoner of Zenda. Rex Ingram and McGregor headline scenes with athletic pace, set against royal pageantry and coronation imagery.
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Palace Theatre
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California
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Malcolm “McGregor
Fritz von Tarlenheim
Yale
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Ramon Navarro as Ru pertydf Hentgau in Rex In ordin
In a film production for Metro Ramon Navarro stars as Ru pertydf Hentgau opposite a young subaltern. The story echoes The Prisoner of Zenda with courtroom intrigue and a monocle twist. Edward Rose wrote the stage version and John F Seitz did the photography for the production.
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Hentgau
Metro
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Zenda
Ioining Company
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Heid
Yon Aren Aarere Yen
Edward Rose
John F. Seitz
The Zenda Stage Adaptation in Modern Film Talk
Discussion covers the adaptation of The Prisoner of Zenda for modern cinema. It notes Rex Anarene Bis rive and Miss Mary O Hara, mentions the Palace setting, and outlines production notes on filming order and actor directions.
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Rex Anarene
Metro
Mary O'Hara
Palace
Van
Agen Yi
Costume Plays Popular Says Robert Edeson
The renowned American actor Robert Edeson asserts that romantic costume drama is rising in popularity. He suggests audiences crave glittering regalia and escapism as a reaction to war while referencing The Prisoner of Zenda and a major Metro production with lavish expense.
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Robert Edeson
Zenda
Rex Iigram
Metro
Anthony Hoots Ramup Hovel
Rex Ingram Faces Flattery In The Prisoner Of Zenda Era
Rex Ingram is discussed amid film glamour and praise as magazine commentary notes how stars react to flattery. The piece contrasts celebrity politeness with skepticism about public adulation and hints at the era around The Prisoner of Zenda and its cast.
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Zenda
Rex
Barbara La Marr Appears at Los Angeles Benefit
Barbara La Marr, famed film beauty who played An toinette de Mauban in Rex Angram’s The Prisoner of Zenda at the Palace Theatre, made a personal appearance at a monster benefit for the Los Angeles dramatic critic. She revived a dance interpretation and wore an exotic vivid gown as she moved through the crowd of film fans at Stage entrance.
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Barbara la Marr
Antoinette de Mauban
Rex Angram
Metro
Palace Theatre
Los Angeles
Miss la Marr
Sora Levain
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