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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1916
Page
11
The magazine prints an installment of Theda Bearcat's sensational tell all Theda Bearcat promises to unveil her life in show business detailing struggles with public image and salary while naming critics and fellow stars The piece mixes self justification with sharp commentary on fame and the film industry.
At the Piedmont theater this week the Majestic Trio presents attractions including Yvonne Chappelle and interpretive classic dance. A dramatic stage piece features Marguerite and Harold with emotional exchanges, while other scenes echo contemporary trade adlike chatter.
A LA OUR FAVORITES and Scene presents Lydia at a window gazing through curtains then turning to face Har oll at a center table. She voices a demand Jack has pondered, Harold answers negatively, and Lydia resigns. Harold departs as Marguerite Clark remains in a dim setting.
A quirky review blends early cinema notes with fashion and gender politics. It mentions Clara K. Young elevating Camille and parodies Marcus Antonius in today’s context. The Gaumonti Press agent touts John Reinhard’s dress suit role in The Quality of Faith, questioning his villain credentials.
Atlanta moviegoers face a week of top talent with daily bookings. Monday features Oh What a Whopper burlesque, Graft episode seventeen with Jane No, and Myrtle Gonzales in The Era. Tuesday shows The Haunted Belk with King Bagger and Edna Hunter, Eddie’s Night Out, a Nestor comedy. Wednesday offers Bison drama The Passing of Hell’s Crown with Harry Carey and Olive Golden, plus Held for Damages and Little Billy’s School Days with Billy Jacobs. Hobart Bosworth and Dorothy Davenport headline Thursday in Doctor Neighbor. Friday stars Robert Wilson in The Other Half, Francia Ford and Grace Cunard, and Saturday ends with The Unexpected.
Director M Percy Lynn presents a week of unusual concerts at the Strand theater orchestra with operatic pieces from the Metropolitan Opera company. Monday features Lynn on violin, Tuesday offers Aida selections, Wednesday Henry Kissel on xyloPhone, Thursday La Sonnambula overture, Friday H Holmes on clarinet, and Saturday Martha selections.
The Grand bill for the week features Florence La Badie in Master Shakespeare Stressing Player Monday, Grace De Carlton in The Man's Sin Tuesday, Marguerite Courtot in Feathertop Wednesday, Edward Coxen and Lizette Thorne in The Broken Genius Thursday, and Margaret Bibson in The Heart of Taia Friday and Saturday. Music by the Grands orchestra led by Haifden Jebe.
A startling motion picture titled The Mysteries of Myra debuts tomorrow at local theaters. The film blends occult themes with a science driven plot and a love story, aiming to present future life revelations through dreams and spirit communication, with Hereward Carrington credited as author and Charles W Goddard as scenario writer.
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