Lyric Premiere Sparks Gossip and Film Teasers
At the Georgian a vivid audience greeted the Lyric premiere with witty exchanges about Vampires and temptation. A Gaumont Gossip column quotes Lucille Taft as fashion notes mix with Universal previews for The Living Lie and Cupid pranks. The Universal tease—Sons of Satan produced by George I. Tucker—adds to a night of showbiz chatter and cinema trivia.
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Encountering a Vampire and the Sphinx on Stage
A dated critique describes a fringe film program titled Encountering a Vampire and The Sphinx, noting patrons’ mixed reactions. It sketches the audience’s reactions to performers and characters, including a review of vampire themes and the rambling theater chatter surrounding the shows.
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Mary Pickford Remains With Famous Players In New Contract
Mary Pickford stays with Famous Players Film company outlining a new arrangement with Adolph Zukor as president. The formation of the Famous Players Mary Pickford company secures her lead role and a half interest in feature productions, ending years of renewal rumors about moving to other studios.
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Industry gasped as final announcements confirmed Dumas would star with the Famous Players. Those not in a position to know the facts remained skeptical while reports placed her at about 104000 dollars a year.
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Third Episode of The Strange Case of Mary Page
The third episode features Henry Walthall as attorney Philip Langdon and Edna Mayo as Mary Page in a drama of love jealousy and scandal. Ruth Pollock reveals Mary once loved Langdon while Pollock loomed, Mary forgave Langdon then Promised to Pollock, Langdon confronts Pollock, and Mary professes true love for Langdon as the town’s intrigue deepens. A synopsis of the fourth episode follows next Sunday.
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Henry Walthall Edna Mayo in The Strange Case of Mary Page
A Monday screening features stars Henry Walthall and Edna Mayo in The Strange Case of Mary Page. The program highlights a mystery drama with atmospheric suspense and period charm.
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