Atlanta Set To Host Civil War Epic Backed By Lindsey Hopkins
Atlanta producer Lindsey Hopkins plans a large scale Civil War film set around Atlanta using the Battle of Atlanta as the backdrop. He envisions a major Southern cast led by Colonel Henry Watterson and other notable Atlantans, with proceeds aiding veteran halls and a aim to establish a lasting Atlanta photo play plant. Hopkins sees a million dollar project rivaling Birth of a Nation and aims to base production in Atlanta with ties to Thomas Dixon and the Dukes.
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Marguerite Clark in Paramount Tale Prompts Week of Buzz
Fragmented OCR reads of a cinema page mention Marguerite Clark in a Paramount picture with early week listings and plot hints. The garbled text references cast names, showtimes, and multiple film snippets including a “thrilling” sequence and other star appearances.
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At the Savoy features and announced film lineup
The column previews upcoming entertainment at the Savoy with a mix of film titles and star names. It highlights The Night, Trafic in Souls, and new features including Sons Satan, Lie lupe, and a Leather centerpiece, promising a slate of drama and thrill for guests.
Striking Film Plays Promised in Atlanta This Week
Read about a week of silent drama in Atlanta featuring top stars. The article notes a focus on pantomime storytelling and stagecraft, citing Geraldine Farrar and opinions on marriage while praising artistic expression without comedy or stunts.
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Honors Altar and the quiet craft of Gardner Sullivan
A vintage review praises The Pursuing Woman era bravado but lauds Honors Altar as the true screen feat. Gardner Sullivan constructs a calm, gripping narrative around a simple theme with restrained action, steady pacing, and sincere performances by Bessie Barriscale and Walter Edwards.
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Alpha Theater Week Presents Graft and A List of Features
The Alpha theater schedules a busy coming week with Billy the Crowda attending for laughs and song, plus Graft on the ninth episode starring Hobart Henles Jack Neuvak and Harry Gurey. Tuesday offers Gid King Cole drama Plot and Counter Part with Matt Moore and Jane Gall, followed by In the Night with Rupert Julian. Thursday features Twenty Minutes at the afr with Bill Huechte and a Beauon feature 7 AM Callus Verbeants, and Friday showcases The Spins with Herbert Webey and Shannon Wins in a leading roles amid a moody atmosphere.
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War Relief Committee screens films at Lyric theater
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Now the Bride Of Lou Tellegen at Shubert Theater
A fragment from 1916 World notes Geraldine Farrar as Now the Bride of Lou Tellegen and discusses theatre life. It mentions a manager’s tale of a young couple hidden from objecting parents, and comments on politics and film narratives including Souls in Bondage.
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