Book Reviews in Tabloid FRANK & L Packed
A 1922 book notices column reviews Frank L. Packard detective tale Pawned along with Margaret Pedler The Hermit of Far End and others The essay covers plots settings and the authorial reputations for several works noting adventures romance and a broad array of period fiction amid biographical and scholarly digests.
Mirrors of Washington anonymous critique book teased
Literary driftwood notes a much talked about book The Mirrors of Washington. The anonymous author cloaks identity and offers fourteen crisp character portraits that critique Harding Wilson Harvey and others with satirical and critical tones.
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Washington
Harding
Wilson
Harvey
Tyler to star three young actresses in new season
George C. Tyler announces a season featuring Helen Hayes Lynn Fontanne and Margalo Gillmore under his management Hayes will lead in The Wren opening in Boston Fontanne will play Daley in a Kaufman Connelly comedy Gillmore debuts with Tyler in England Vite after two seasons with Miter and Bates in The Famous Mrs Fair Gillmore also stars in The Straw in a challenging role reflecting her rising career.
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George C. Tyler
America
Helen Hayes
Lynn Fon-taine
Margalo Gillmore
Miss Hayes
Booth Tarkington
the Wren
Misa Hayes
Maude Adams
Mr. Tyler
Tha Wren
Hollis Street
Boston
Miss Fontanne
Daley
George 8. Kaufman
Marc Connelly
fCont Theater
Chicago
Franzee Theater
New York
Laurette Taylor
Miss Gilmore
Tyler
England
Eudes Onan
Eugene
Henry Miter
Blanche Bates
Mrs. Fair
Mio
Misa Gilmore
Goer
Margale Gillmore
the Straw
Lynn Fontanne
Movie Secrets Revealed and Screen Stars Trivia
A 1921 Constitution quiz row outlines how synopses should focus on plot for pilots and how continuity staff handle details. It then surveys actors and actresses with quick facts about Dewitt Jennings Kathleen OConnor Ethel Broadhurst Lloyd Hughes Mary Pickford Mae Marsh Mildred Davis Anna Q Nilsson Ray Hitchcock Douglas Fairbanks Marguerite Clark Alita Dore and others with brief biographical notes and film connections.
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Geringin
Toost
Dewitt Jennings
Mae Marsh
Mise Marsh
Griffith
Brittie
Raymond Hitchhcock
Hitchcock
Douglas Fairbanks
Doug
Marguerte
Behind the Scenes In Beauty Land
A look at beauty standards in Broadway style shows and backstage notes. It highlights types of chorus beauty from Southern to New York to Californian and notes educations and languages among performers. The piece discusses eye and hair color trends across regions and confirms redheads remain in demand.
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Lbsen
New York
New Yorker
Middle West
East
Justine Johnstone
Tve
A& Venus Waltrens
Mike
Hoe
Wwonens
Beauty on the Broadway chorus and its hidden casting rules
A jumbled look at Hughes, Lewis, and film stars, then a long discussion on chorus girls. The piece surveys beauty sources from Swedes to Irish and American stock, notes rising popularity of natural looks, and previews a future article on what truly makes a chorus girl attractive.
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President Cocke
Charlen Lewis Cocke
Wet Hollins College
Dr Smith
F. V. N Painter
Virginia
Philip Brooka
Charles Lewis Cocke
Hellin
South
Thomas Jefferson
Hollins College
Young Cocke
Columbia University
Baptist Church
Potomac River
Charien Lewis Cowie
Richmond College
Sagan V. Pleasants
Picquenocque
Hollins Randolph
Highor Fox
Igiiig
Eott
Peggy Puts It Over in Main Street Story
A Vitagrapht production features Alice Calhoun as Shevlaya Pegry a bright heroine transforming a sleepy town. The plot follows Pegry as she upholds love and modern ideas against old fashioned opposition amid lively small town life. HB Warner and J D Hampton are noted for returning to the legitimate stage.
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Allison North
Alan
Barry
Aews
Todern
Peggy
Misa Calhoun
Pegty
Miss Calhoun
Photoplay Guide urges better film choices for families
A Southern Motion Picture Industry representative calls for public demand of quality motion pictures and safe choices for families. The Constitution presents a monthly photoplay guide, with National Board of Review classifications led by Everett Dean Martin, to help supervise children’s cinema like reading or peers.
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National Board of Review of Motion Pictures
National Board
People’s Institute of New York
Splenti Social Welfare Organization
United States
Everett Dean Martin
France
Committee For
Dorothy B Nutting
Woman Citizen
Film Catalog of 1921 Adolescent and Adult Audience Screenings
A dense catalog of silent era titles and genres reviewed for suitability. Includes domestic dramas, Westerns, romances, comedies, cartoons, and educational shorts. Highlights include Universal Westerns, First National romances, Fox Matt & Jeff cartoons, and Pathe reviews with varied audience marks.
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Universal
Equity
Robertson-Chase
Pathe
Bill & Bob Outdoor Boy
Arrow
Fox
Matt & Jeff
First National—Society
Lazzie—Hodkinson
Realart
Land of Hope
Metro
Mite
Fili—Fox
Universal—Circus
Husband
Narayana—Gaumont
Pathe Review
Quimper
Brittany
Japan
Yak
Gnu & Co
Ditmars
Florida
Jean
France
Dixie Acres
Glacier National Park
H. S. Couse
N. A
Orient
Tunisia
Africa
Jad Peck
First National
London
Robertson- Cole
Salvation Net
Silver Car—Vitagraph
Skipper
Jad Fanssidere Pathe Aavantanes
Bill and Bob
Snooky
Cate
Fuarce
United Artlate
Jad Todnerville
Woodpeckers
Famous Players
Tomance
Kipling
Leading Players Rise in Chicago Film Work
An advertisement for a stenographer led Irene Dalton from a typing job to screen work as she proved her beauty talent and presence in Vanity comedies. Marie Prevost saved a director from drowning in a Pasadena tank, and King Bagot aided, while Hope Barrett and Katherine MacDonald spur future film shoots with Wallace Worsley directing The American Beauty.
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Chicago
Irene Dalton
Marie Prevost
Marie
King Bagot
Miss Marie
Pasadena
Bagsgot
Baggot
Ming Prevost
Eirectors
Katherine MacDonald
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