Destruction at Strand features Theda Bara Monday and Tuesday
The Strand presents William Fox’s Destruction with Theda Bara in the lead. A photo play of intense drama set in a large steel mill, detailing labor woes and worker exploitation. Written by Nixola Daniela and directed by W Davis, it blends grim realism with subtle comedy to suggest a wakeup in employer employee relations.
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Theda Bara
Strand Theater
Nixola Daniela
W . Davis
Black Fear on Metro program stars Elliston and Valentine
Rolfe Photoplays presents a dramatic feature titled Black Fear showing Wednesday and Thursday at the Metro. Grace Elliston Grace Valentine Edward Brennan John Tansey lead an all star cast in a tale about cocaine use in New York City its menace spread and enforcement within a four part dramatic presentation with large scenes including an allegorical Hades set and 100 players. Edwin Arden also appears in The Beloved Vagabond Friday and Saturday.
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Aart
Rolfe Photoplays, Inc
Metro
Utere
Grace Elliston
Edward Brennan
Grace Valentine
John Tansey
Miss Eliaton
New York City
Edwin Arden
Vagaond
The Red Circle on Alamo No 2 serial showing
At the Alamo No 2 the Pathe serial The Red Circle stars Ruth Roland with Frank Mayo. The plot follows overcoming heredity through education and environment. The second chapter promises reveal of the red circle as the episode ends with suspense and curiosity.
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The
Red Circle
Ruth Roland
Frank Mayo
Geraldine Farrar Stars in Temptation at Grand Theater
Geraldine Farrar headlines Temptation a new drama at the Grand Theater as part of a three day run. Pauline Frederick appears in Lydia Gilmore a strong contrast role with a loyal wife amid divorce fears. Also features return of Anita King and Theodore Roberts with Grace Parenting in Black Fear and notes on Edwin Carewe of Chickasaw heritage.
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Geraldine Farrar
Atlantas
the Grand
Temptation
Miss Farrar
Lector Turnbull
Lydia Gilmore
Famous Players Roduction
Pauline Irrederick
Paramount News
Pauline Frederick
Zaz
Bella_Donna
Miss Frederick
Mise Farrar
Pedra de Cordobs
Carmen
Mias Marrar
Anita King J
Theodore Roberts
A Bachelors Christmas Reading At The Alpha
At the Alpha on Monday a three part Christmas story A Bachelors Christmas features Ben Wilson and Dorothy Phillips with two bright child artists. The tale by William Addison Lathrop shows a wealthy landlord taking a poor girl’s property to force her onto the stage to support her siblings. The man later meets the girl and acts Santa for the children. Gladys Hanson stars Thursday in The Primrose Path with Hal Forde in a Broadway Universal feature. The screen version expands on Bayard Veillera’s play and outshines the stage with broader, more imaginative scenes.
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Ben Wilson
Dorothy Phillips
William Addison Lathrop
Gladys Hanson
Universal
Hal Forde
Bushind
Bayard Veillera
The Beloved Vagabond at the Strand Friday and Saturday
Pathos Guld Rooster playlet The Beloved Vagabond, adapted from William J Locke, directed by Edward Jose stars EdwId Aaden as Paragot with Kathryn Browne Decker and Bliss Milford Carter de Haven. Also Universal Lima’s The Wrong Door features Flora Parker de Haven. Universal Manufacturing Co claims 18 000 theaters in the U S but calls the industry still in infancy.
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Strand Theater
Edward Jose Haa
William J Locke
Tdwin Acden
Paragot
Kathryn Browne-Decker
Bliss Milford
Carter de Haven
Universal Lima
Himself
Flora Parker de Haven
Universal Manufacturing Company
United States
The Savoy Offers Fine Week’s Program
The Savoy theater showcases a strong weekly lineup with four daily features. Monday opens with The Girl and the Game, Tuesday brings In Aspiration starring Audrey Munson, Wednesday features The Tragic Circle with Harold Lockwood and May Allison, Thursday presents The Death Lock, and Friday offers The Last Performance featuring Dal Daroux and Nell.
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Savoy Theater
Helen Holmes
Musa Audrey Munson
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Wilma Wickie
David W Butler
Tabe
Snowbounds
Klondike
Wilma Wilkie
David ME. Butler
Eal
Universal director Lola Weber’s daughter named Lois Weber Cockburn
Sturgeon Falls reports Lola Weber, famed Universal director and star, celebrated by the community as Mr Cockourn, operator of the local opera house, names his baby daughter Lois Weber Cockburn. The father sought a name matching the renowned namesake and the Universal world extends wishes for the child’s life, beauty, and potential career.
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Lola Weber
Universal
Sturgeon Falls
Cockourn
Miss Webers
Lois Weber Cockburn
Melting Pot at Lyric Opens With Walker Whiteside
The Lyric theater presented The Melting Pot in a lavish visual form starring Walker Whiteside, acclaimed by New York and Chicago press as one of the greatest pictures. It will run Monday to Wednesday with more Broadway offerings later, including The Whirl of Life with Vernon Castle.
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Wis
Lyric Theater
New York
Chicago
Wall
Satuday
Vernon Castle
Dane
Orchestra
Lyric
United States
Lanta
Ballroon
Vaudette Theater Presents Triangle Features And Submarine Pirate
The Vaudette theater showcases Triangle plays and Keystone comedies headed by As Submarine Pirate. A real U S submarine filmed with Navy involvement drew praise from New York critics and was felt to aid naval recruiting. The bill includes The Edge of the Abyss and a Long Island fox hunt Keystone comedy. The Penitent es and The Coward with Charles Hay and Frank Keenan are also on rotation this week.
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Vaudette Theater
Triangle
Keystone
New York Papera
United States Navy
United States
Jose Hus Daniels
Liantele
Gaciet
Gtr
York
Boland Ist
Dilard Mack
Prank Milla Ford Sterling Atara
Tuseday
Long Island
D. W Griffith
Mexico
Griffith
Charles Hay
Frank Keenan
At the Victoria four part feature and Ku Klux Klan drama
The Victoria offers a four part feature A Woman of Impulse with Betty Nuneen in the lead. It also presents In the Clutches of the Ku Klux Klan a three part historical play featuring Gene Gauntier. The tale is set in North Dargling amid outlaw activity and aims for historical accuracy.
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Victoria
Betty Nuneen
Ku Klux Klan
Gene Gsuntier
North Dargling
Kiana Flouriehed
Gene Gauntler
Gene Gauntier
Ace
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