Splendid features at the Montgomery theater week
The Montgomery presents four reel features starring Carlyle Blackwell Violet Mesereau in Spitfire a four reel comedy drama Thursday and Friday. Wednesday and Thursday shows Little Grey Lady Pollock’s romance in four reels. Jane Grey adds a screen triumph with The Little Girl Lady parallel to Anna Grey. Saturday Parkmont screening One of Gay Girls Bronson Mower depicts an American girl abroad with Hazel Dawn and Fantom Mariteff in support.
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Phtyers
Montgomery
Carlyle Blackwell
Violet Mesereau
Ning Pollock
Washington
Jane Grey
Miss Grex
Anna Grex
Parkmont
Kate Shiple
Hager Dawn
Bellings
Hazel Dawn
Pink Lads
Fanta Mariteff
Alice Brady Signs World Film Contract in 1914
Alice Brady, daughter of William A Brady, signs a long term agreement to appear in World Film releases. After stage work, she debuted in Say They Saw and earned early acclaim for poise and natural charm. Her continued success with World Film led to offers from rival companies, while she remains with World Film and Brady Picture Plays.
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William A. Brady
Alice Brady
William A. Hra- Ty
Miss Brady
Sereer Deby
Alel
Mias Brady
World Tilm
Pat Misa Trady
World Film
Wiliam A. Brady
Zenticipation
Counery
Billy Beard Still Delights at Alpha Theater in Atlanta
Hilly Beard will continue delighting Atlanta audiences for another week at the Alpha Theater. Manager Fowler retained Billy, pleasing patrons with his humor and lively stage presence. The program features The Broken Coin episode, plus star turns by Cleo Madison and others in a varied film lineup. A Regent theater opening is announced at Peachtree and North Avenue with planned, carefully chosen programs for women and children.
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Hilly Beard
Atlanta
The
Alpha
Fowler
Billy
Kitty
Michael
Cleo Madison
Grant Carpenter
Miss Madison
Hilda
Robert Faling
Nuth Roeland
Aniueemene
Regent
Peachtree
North Avenue
Little Playhouse
Forsyth week program features Walthall Beulah and more
Henry B Walthall stars in Beulah at the Forsyth as the final of a three picture run. Augusta Evans novel produced by Balboa company opens Monday and Tuesday while The Cub with Martha Hedman arrives Wednesday and Thursday. Friday and Saturday bring Frank Daniels in Crooky. Continuous shows start at 11 am until 5 pm with 10 cent admissions. Francis Ford company produces No 9 of The Broken Cain Universal serial follows the program.
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Henry B. Walthall
Beu-lah
Forsyth
Bevinh
Augusta Evans
Balboa Company
William A. Brady
Matha Hedman
Frank Danders
Crooky
Vitagraph
Francis Ford Company
Cain
Universal
Irene Fenwick Stars in The Spendthrift at Alamo No 2 Klein
The Alamo No 2 stages a varied week headlined by Irene Fenwick in The Spendthrift with George Klein’s production. The plot follows Frances Ward a married woman of impulsive heart who faces bankruptcy and scandal amid a tense Ward home, with Fenwick delivering a vivid performance and acclaimed costume display adding to the attraction. Also scheduled are Alice Hollister and Harry Milard in The Unrooked Path, Anita Stewart and Earle Williams in The Goddess, and The Inreazier Sonata with Theda Bara Nance O’Neil and William Shay, plus Valia Valli in The High Road on Friday.
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Alamo No. 2
Alice Hollister
Harrys Milard
Iso
Chotee
Anita Tewart
Earle Williamg
Theda Bara
Nance O'Neil
William Shay
Fox
Thureday
United States
George Klein
Irene Penwick
Valil Valli
Irene Fenwick
Frances Ward
Mise Senwick i
The Montgomery Theatre to Change Name to The Georgian
The Montgomery theater will be renamed The Georgian after the new electric sign is installed. The date depends on the sign completion, with a popular vote selecting the new title from thousands of Atlanta residents. Five season passes will be awarded as prizes.
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Montgomery” Theater
Shougands
Allanta
Logan
Montgomery
Tandy
Atlanta
Paramount” Pictures Corporation
Leacock
Kleine Begins Work On The Woman Next Door
Kiede New York studios buzzed with activity last week as Owen Davis drama The Woman Next Door began. Migs Trene Fenwick will star with a select cast including Camille Dalberg Della Jonner Richie Ling Lawson Butt Ben L Tageart Albert Andreas and John Michelson. The Woman Next Door adapts Owen Davis story of abject social tension and strong character drama.
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Kiedine
New York
Worl
Owen Davis
Migs Trene Fenwick
Jenny Gay
Camille Dalberg
Della Jonner
Richie Ling
Lawson Butt
Ben l L. Tageart
Albert Andreas
John Michelson
Sage
Miss Fenwick
Fores
Victoria Presents World Features With Three Film Offerings
Victoria introduces three World Film features for the week: The Man Who Found Himself starring Robert Warwick on Monday, The Butterfly with Eaton Estabrook directing on Wednesday, and The Arrival of Perpetua starring Vivian Martin on Friday. Warwick, praised as a premier actor, navigates a tale of embezzlement and redemption. The Butterfly centers on John Brinsley Butler and Eleíne with Barbara Tennant, while The Arrival of Perpetua follows Vivian Martin in a refined English past-life romance under director Monaleur Chaufard.
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Perpetua
Arama
the Victoria
Robert Warwick
Onother
Lada
James
Tikerinie
Ism
Path Ara
Jali Lark
Lita
Securang
Payton
Clark
Peston
John Brinsley Butler
Eleiné
Barbara Tennant
Mian Tennant
Vivian Martin
Monaleur 2
Chaufard
Vivian ‘Martin
Miss Martin
Iimdem
Strand Orchestra Offers Soloist Eight Piece Concert
The Strand presents an eight piece orchestra under M. Percy Lynn with each player a soloist. A weekly innovation adds feature numbers such as Monday Bextette from Lucrezia Tuesday overture Hungarian Lustepiel Wednesday flute solo Titl s Bern ade Thursday grand selection Sounde From the Sunny South Friday Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana Saturday grand selection from Maritana. The Strand also boasts a powerful cooling system moving 20 000 cubic feet of fresh air per minute, ensuring comfort with no draughts.
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Lustoplel
Strand Theater
Eignt
M. Percy Lynn
Bextette
Luel
Strand
Stellar Attracts at Strand Theatre This Week
Strand theater schedules two major attractions Wetty Nansen in Should a Mother Tell and William Faversham in The Height of May. Nansen, famed for emotional power, appears with supporting stars Stuart Holmen Jean Schottien and others. Faversham, once a leading dramatic star, headlines Gilbert Parke’s Right of Way with Jane Grey and Brandy Releh in supporting roles.
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Strand Theater
Wil He
Wetty "Nansen
Ameriedan Agen
William Faversham
Wiliam Fox
Sir
Jean Good
Retty Nansen
Pre
Anon
Btiart Holmen
Jean Sochtiern
an_excellen
Timate
Will Faversham
Gilbert Parke
Garston
Faversham Muain
Gilbert Parker
Faversham
Favharm
FaAcersham
Fitles
Jane Grex
Brnadwey Releh
The Broken Coin at Savoy Monday
The Broken Coin returns at the Savoy Monday with Grace Cunard and Frank Ford starring in a melodramatic adventure serial praised as well-acted and well-directed. Lola Weber’s Scandal continues Friday and Saturday with Dale Weber and Philles Smalley leading, a bold critique of society wrapped in moving picture drama.
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Atlanta
Grace Cunard
Frankis Foard
Mire Cunard
Aho
Francis Ford
Pallroom
Misa Canard
Kitty Grey
Kalore
Rotn
Lola Weber
Dale Weber
Philles Smalley
Boia Weber
Gosip
Radins
Frank Daniels Makes His Screen Debut in Crooky
Frank Daniels debuts as Crooky in the Vitagraph release on the V-L-8-E program. The film mixes comedy and crime as Crooky escapes prison then returns to confinement, with humorous situations and a cast including Ham and two Austrian nobles at Midnight at Maxim's.
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Frank Daniels
Frank Daniela
Jol
Bunny
Hila
Crooky
Rivbou Vitagraph
Tn “Croul
Frank
Daniels
Irmpard von Rottenthal
Hans von Hinghofer
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