Gilded Fool Headlines At Montgomery This Week
The Montgomery presents popular Fox and other studio releases this week. William Farnum stars in Gilded Fool with Mane Gilbert and William Guiltette in key roles. Tuesday features Israel Zangwill's The Children of the Ghetto with Wilton Lackaye and Ruby Hoffman. Wednesday Balboa Pathesnal Who Was? stars Ruth Roland. Thursday Life's Show Window with Clare Whitney and Stuart Holmes. Friday Dino Will Be Shown. Saturday The Thief with Dorothy Donnelly leads the lineup.
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Montgomery
William Fox
Gilod
William Farnum
Mane Gilbert
Robert Hillard
William Guiltette
King
D Pamis
Corcefi
Wilton Lackaye
Reb Shemuel
Mr Jackaye
Ruby Hoffman
Frank Powell
New York City
Ruth Roland
Clare Whitney
Stuart Holmes
Auguste Fivane Wiisats
St. Dino
Henri Bernateins
Dorothy Donelly
Ralph De Bruler Returns to Manage the Strand
After months away Ralph De Bruler has resumed leadership of the Strand theater in Atlanta. Formerly manager of a notable Feathtree venue, De Bruler is known for unmatched service and dedication to patrons. No detailed plans are announced yet, but changes are expected to enhance the theater experience for moviegoers.
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Ralah DeBruler
Atlanta
Strand Theater
DeBruler
McBruler
Strand
Billy Beard Hits Alpha With Weeklong Reappearance
Billy Beard returns to the Alpha for daily performances next week featuring songs and jokes. The program includes screen offerings headlined by The Broken Coin serial directed by Francis Ford with Cu nard and Laemmie in key roles. Friday to Sunday showcase additional features including Hetty's Dream Hero and a comedy lineup featuring Hank-Mann and Lizzie Breaks Into the Harem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Beard
South
Monsger Fowler
Billy
Francis Ford
Mr. Ford
Count Frederick of
Gretzhaffen
Miss Cunard
Robert
Teonard
Eva Hall
Hetty
I-Ko
Hank-Mann
Viglet
Wiliam Garwoods
Lizzie
Eddie Lyons
Lee Moran
Gene Gautier
Fack Clark
Miss Gautier
Trish
Moving Pictures
America
Faby
Bumne
Goat
Paramount Week At Grand Draws Big Atlanta Interest
Paramount weekly program at the Grand includes three feature changes on Monday Wednesday and Friday with a two day run for each new release. Highlights include Kind Hearts and The Count of Monte Cristo with Charlotte Walker James W. Newill and Violet Heming and The Running Fight from the Famous Players company.
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Kent
Recellent Pictures
Atlanta
Paramount Company
Paramount
Lasky
Charlotte Walker
America
Eugene Walter
Auccesses
James W New
Monte Cristo
Famous Players Company
Violet Heming
W. T. Carleton
Living In the Pomp and Story of Damon and Pythias
A Strand Theater feature presents the living drama of Damon and Pythias as a premier Universal photo play. The tale emphasizes manly virtue and friendship with dynamic scenes of games, charioteers, and dramatic tension. Knights of Pythias endorse the production, highlighting its educational value and entertaining power in New York and across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon and Pythias
Tie
Teiman
Alware Qmck
Qin
Universal Company
Atars
DeBruler
Strand Theater
Psthiks
Order
Ite Yieual
Damen
Pethias Hisina
New York
Knights of Pithias
Three World Films at the Victoria
The Victoria shows World Films weekly with a lineup led by Women and Wine starring William Elliott as Dick Seymour. The program also includes The Vieht from Bayan Wreller and Old Dutch with Lew Field, plus a featurette about a new eptephone device as part of the World Film brand schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elliott
Dick Seymour
Bayan Wreller
Thies
Margaret Wycherly
Lew Field
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the Montgomery
Ralph DE Bruler
Whitehall Street
Grace Cunard
Robert Leonard and
Ella Hall
Betty
the House of Glass
Universal Moving Pictures
Damon and
Pythias
Eve Dhe Strand
Theda Bara
Alamo No. 2
Forsyth
the Grand
Maxim’s
Earle Williams
Anita Stewart
Charles Chaplin
Adelaide Thurston
Thos. Jefferson
auLy Eth Forsyth
Vitagraph
Edith Storey
Chas. Kleine
Lubin
Chaplin Laugh
Damon
Victoria
Health First
Sccience
Peachtree
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