Notable Screen Stars Booked at Victoria Week of Films
Clara Kimball Young Florence La Badia Frederick Lewis Henry Kolker and Lionel Barrymore headline a Victoria week of silent films starting Monday with Trul by Witton Lackaye built by Maurice Tourneur Trilby lauded as top five act feature. The Warning with Henry Kolker debuts Wednesday and A Yellow Streak with Lionel Barrymore Friday. Florence La Badie stars Friday in The Five Faults of Flo.
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Clara Kimball Young
Florence la Badia
Frederick Lewis
Henry Kolker
Lionel Barrymore
Victoria
ateNar
Witton Lackaye
Teilby
Equitable Motion Pictures Corporation
Wareen
Wilton Lachase
Chester Barnett
Paul McAlliste
Trilby
Maurice Tourneur
Strait Theater
New York
Henry Kulker
Artor
Descen
Billie Burke
Teggie
Vaulette
Florence la Badie
Flo
Herbert Kelsey
Effie Shannon
Savoy
Helen Bray
Rosemary Theby
Alpha
Blanche Sweet Stars in The Blacklist as A New Type Role
Blanche Sweet, the Lasky Paramount star, is seen in the young anarchist part in The Blacklist directed by William De Mile. Miss Sweet moves into a role far different from anything she has previously attempted, and the production promises a fresh screen image.
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Blanche Sweet
Lasky- Paramount
William . de Mile
Miss Sweet
Excellent Program at Georgian Theater
The Georgian Theater offers a week of diverse fare led by Wall Wall’s Monday feature in Booth Tarkington’s The Turmoil with a special cast. Mary Pickford stars in Wildfire on Tuesday, Beulah on Wednesday, My Lady's Slipper on Thursday, and The Devil's Prayer Book on Friday as part of a grand film and musical lineup.
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Atlanta
Letage
Booth Tarkington
Metro
Mary Pickford
Beulah
Henry B. Walthall
Louisiana
Anita Stewart
Earle Williams
Vitagraph
Fighting Blood at the Strand Monday and Tuesday
The Strand presents Fighting Blood with William Farnum and Jorethy Bernard in the lead roles, a tale of a wronged man returning to his mining town roots amid the era's rugged courage. Farnum's action scenes draw praise as he plays Lem Hardy, a fighter turned clergyman, confronting a gang of former friends. War Wednesday features Irene Fenwick in The Sentimental Lady. Saturday offers Vita graph Blue Ribbon feature A Night Out starring May Robson.
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Strand Theater
William Farnum
Jorethy Bernard
Wiliam Farnum
Wighting Wood
Lem Hardy
Bob Nelson
Dan Cupid
Miss Robson
Regent to Show Harvest Festival Dances Film
At the Regent theater Peachtree and North Avenue the Harvest Festival ball dances filmed at the Atlanta festival will be shown tomorrow. Cox College Washington Seminary and Agnes Scott students plan to attend. The program also features Vitagraph dramas and Vim comedies with a Mary Page chapter and The River of Romance on Tuesday. Wednesday includes Trene Hunt in By Love Redeemed Kalem drama The Girl and the Special and Chickens.
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Atlanta
Regent Theater
Peachtree
North Avenue
Cox College
Washington Seminary
Agnes Scott College
Cal Marvin
Mary Page
Henry Walthstl
Edna Maye
Trene Hunt
Vitagraph
Clara Kimball Young Stars in The Yellow Passport at Alamo 2
Clara Kimball Young stars in The Yellow Passport at Alamo No 2 showing four days this week. The World Film Corporation drama follows a Russian singer fleeing czarist oppression and a dangerous suitor as she seeks moral proof of her escape, with a star cast including Marguerite Snow and Henry Walthall.
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New York
Russia
Clara Kimball Young
Alamo No .2
Suday
World Film Corporation
New York City
Mlillions
Kelv
Fedia
Black Hundred
Clara Kimball
Cone
Alamo No. 2
Marguerite Snow
Henry Walthall
Edna Mayo
Ruth Roland
Frank Mayo
Walthall
Miss Mayo
Mary
Page
Ladies ‘World
Mary Page
Maya and
Milas Roland
Monday
Red Circle
Pathe
Jublee
Tueadey
Peggy at the Vaudette With Billie Burke Star Power
At the Vaudette Atlanta patrons view Billie Burke in Peggy Monday and Tuesday for ten cents after Thomas H Ince paid forty thousand dollars for her five weeks work at the Inceville studios. Also Dorothy Glah stars in Batty of Greystone with Owen Moore and George Fawcett in a new Griffith supervised play.
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Thomas H Ince
Billie Burke
Peggy
Vaudette
Atlanta
Peter
Miss Burke
America
Thomas H. Ince
Persy
Tnceville
California
New York
Thurgday
Dorothy Glah
Dr. Griffith
Batty of
Greystone
Owen Moore
George Fawcett
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Old King Cole
Matt Moore
Jane Gail
Rosemary Thaby
Riday
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Ses
Henry
Kolkir
Fle
Savoy Theater
Helen Holmes
Harry Myers
Victor Star
Red Feather
Sons OF Satan
Herbert
Kelsey Effie Shannon
Herbert Rawlinson
Agnes Vernon
Mary Fuller
Madame Cubist
Harry Carey
Valli Valli
Stellar Productions
THE
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Valli
Clark
Arle Williams
MY Lady's
Zanita Stewart
Lirpeerr
UPAR
Mma Flores Ford Liver
Plamono 2. Ee
Monda
Pathe Journal
RED
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Tale of Love
Jack Bandrod
Kiev
Xtrova
Fey
Alamo 2
Strand
Willian Fox
William Farnam
Kentucky
Riso
Hearst-Diagraph
Irene Fenwick
Florence Reed
H. Woods
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Hearat-Vitagraph News
May Robson
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