Strand Theater Showcases Controversial Film The House Without Children
The Strand presents The House Without Children starring Robert McLaughlin, a powerful social drama arguing against childless marriages. The film features a strong love story and bold social critique, paired with Hank Mann’s two reel comedy Fighting for Peace as added entertainment.
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Robert McLaughlin
Strand
Ife
Wendon
New York
Hank Manmin
Atlanta
Savoy Week Opens With Theda Bara In Irish Drama
The Savoy presents Kathleen Mavourneen as the opening Irish drama with Theda Bara in the lead role, plus Ambrose’s Vacation on Monday. Tuesday features Herbert Rawlinson in Man and His Woman with May McCoy and Rhodea in a comedy. Harry Carey headlines Wednesday in West is West with Ambrose’s Matrimonial Mix-Up. Thursday brings Mary Miles Minter in A Cumberland Romance and Billie Rhodea in Her Spooney Affair. Friday includes Naomi Childers and Milton Sitts in The Street Called Straight, and Saturday stars Constance Talmadge in The Perfect Woman. Carey criticizes west roles. Realart’s Mary Miles Minter on vacation. Eileen Sedgwick completes The Diamond Queen filming.
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Kathleen Mavourneen
Savoy Theater
Theda Bara
Harry Carey
Billie Rhodea
Alga
Spooney
Naomi Childers
Milton
Stratzht
Constance Talmadge
Rookies Return at Rialto with MacLean and May
Douglas MacLean stars as James Stewart Lee a returned rookie who joins book selling after military service while Doris May supports him in a playful romance. The cast includes Atlanta favorites Frank Currier Leo White Kath leen Key Elinor Hancock and more as the two reel Educational comedy The One Best Bet plays alongside.
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Douglas MacLean
Doris May
Rialto
Mr. MacLean
James Stewart Lee
Tum
Miss Mayt
Miss May
Atlanta
Frank Currier
Leo White
Kathleen Key
Elinor Hancock
William Courtright
Frank Clark
Aggie Herrhtg
Wallace Berry
Dramatic Twists In "Silver Lining" at Grand Theater
Jewel Carmen leads the new Loew Metro production "The Silver Lining" booked for a three day Atlanta engagement at Loew's Grand this week. The headlining film runs Monday to Wednesday with vaudeville acts, news reels, comedies and other features. Carmen plays a lovable adventuress while a young author character, modeled on Leslie Austen, appears in the program.
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Loew-Metro
Jewel Carmen
Atlanta
Loew's
Grand
Loew House
Douglas Fairbanks
William Farnum
Leslie Austen
Madge Kennedy
Constance Talmadge Signs Film Contract and Honeymoon Ends
Constance Talmadge dismissed fears her Christmas events would halt her career, confirming a new three year extension through Associated First National Pictures. She will work on several productions for nearly four more years, starting with The Man From Toronto. Her husband, a cigar importer, accompanies her as she plans new projects including A Butterfly In Harness. Priscilla Dean’s False Colors opens Universal slate after the holidays with Outside the Law due soon.
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Constance Talmadge
Merralga
John Plaloglou
Talmadge Studio
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Talmadge
First National
Miss Talmadge
Toronto
Associated First National Pictures
Chat Withey
Douglas Murray
Frederick
Fanny Hatton
Prookton
Erasmus Hall High School
That City
Cate Ese
Seeee Et Ok
Priscilla Dean
Universal
Priscila Dean
Revamped German Plays Set for U S Debut This Winter
Berlin reports that American stages will see revamped German and Viennese plays this winter. Jean Gilbert plans to supervise American productions of Die Frau im Hermolin and Der Geiger Von Lugano, with other titles like Dr. Stieritz and Der Tanz Der Frauen possibly purchased. Some Berlin pieces may not adapt well to US taste as war spurred new American style shows.
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John Ghaudbenz
United News
Berlin
America
Jean Gilbert
Lugano
Broadway
Near East
Dr. Stieritz
New York
Germany
Splendid Program At the Vaudette For Coming Week
The Vaudette presents The Restless Sex featuring Marion Davies in two days, with Ralph Kellard and Carlyle Blackwell in supporting roles. Fatty Arbuckle in Good Night Nurse caps the program. Also shown are The World and His Wife with an all star cast, The Lamb starring Douglas Fairbanks, and Ell’s Hawaiian Serenaders.
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Marion Davies
Vaudette
Ralph Kellard
Carlyle Blackwell
Fatty Arbuckle
Sennett Paramount
Vincente Blasco Ibanez
William Faversham
Jule Opp
Douglas Fairbanks
the Lamb
Ells’ Hawalien
Mary Miles Minter Stars in Sweet Lavender at Alamo No 2
Mary Miles Minter Bert Lytell and Shorty Hamilton headline two day engagements at the Alamo theater No 2 this week. Minter opens with Sweet Lavender a lively romance from Arthur Wing Pinero. Lytell appears in The Price of Redemption an Oriental melodrama and Hamilton stars in The Snail a thriller with light comedy elements.
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Mary Miles Minter
Bert Lytell
Shorty Hamilton
Alamo Theater No 2
Little Miles Minter
Alsmo
Arthur Wing Pinero
Lytell
Eherry Hamilton
Thrill Filma
Dogas
Parker novelty stars in Paramount adaptation of The Money Master
Dorothy Dalton and James Kirkwood are billed as featured players in George Melford’s forthcoming Paramount production of Sir Gilbert Parker’s novel The Money Master. Mabel Normand returns to Los Angeles from New York thirty pounds heavier and preparing for her next Goldwyn feature. Richard Dix and Marcia Manon Ora Carew will be known as 2 during equestrienne with Metro’s forthcoming production Whats the Matter With Mar wage.
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Dorothy Dalton
James Kirkwood
George Melford
Paramount
Sir Gilbert Parker
Mabel Normand
Los Angeles
New York
Nevt Goldwyn
Richard Dix
Marcia Manon
Ora Carew
Equestrienne
Metro
Marwage
Brank Maye to shoot Yosemite scenes for Blood Brothers of the Pines
Brank Maye and his company head to Yosemite Valley to film scenes for their current picture Blood Brothers of the Pines. The move aims to establish authentic setting for the production with on-location shooting.
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Brank Maye
Yosemite Valley
Blood Brothers of the Pines
Booth Tarkington
Penrod
Indiana
Wesley Barry
Mammoth Neilan Picture Promises Ambitious Western Epic
The article details Marshall Neilan’s mammoth production aided by Mary Nellan, employing over 2,000 people over four months in Montana and Arizona. It highlights the Civil War era setting with General uster’s last stand, an airborne blimp for location shoots, and an exceptional cast including James Kirkwood Wesley Barry Marjorie Daw Pat O Malley Noah Beery and Tom Gallery. Marion Fairfax led the scenario with six photographers and eight assistants, shipping vast equipment by freight train. The project aims for completion in a month as the most ambitious Neilan film to date.
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Snon
Alt Parrish
Bob Hamp
Tapa
Wyoming
Ntry
Uster
Montana
Arizona
James Kirkwood
Wesley (Dinto’) Barry
Marjorie Daw
Pat O'Malley
Noah Beery
Tom Gallery
Marion Fairfax
Arioona
Neilan
Dinty
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