Reputation at Tudor theater the Priscilla Dean starring
Priscilla Dean headlines Reputation at the Tudor theater this week. The Universal feature, filmed at Universal City, is directed by Stuart Paton and based on the novel False Jors by Edwina Levin. Dean plays dual roles of mother and daughter and is supported by Niles Welch and others in a melodramatic tale of impersonation, tragedy, and high fashion Broadway backdrop.
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Universal
Edwina Levin
Lucien Hupbard
Universad
Doris Schroeder
Red Lane
Desire Niles Welch
Madge Hunt
Rex de Roselli
Spottiswoode Aitken
William Welsh
Harry Carter
Harry Carter, ‘Harry van Meter, Mae Girael, al’ Garcia, James McLaughin
Kathleen Myers
Joey McCreery
London
Win Rogers
Marie Dressler
James Oliver Curwood Far North at Criterion Screen
Review of The Golden Snare based on James Oliver Curwood story. David Hartford produces and directs a Northern adventure featuring Lewis Stone as Royal Northwest Mounted sergeant Raine and Ruth Renick as Celie. Plot centers on Bram Johnson, a fugitive, and a dramatic stockade rescue ending in sacrifice. Kinograms and a new Sennett comedy accompany the feature.
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James Quer Curwood
Far North
Criterion
David Hartford
Wether Curwood
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Lewis Stone
Royal Northwest Mounted
Ruth, Renick
Celie
Morth- Land
Sergeant Raine
Bram Johnson
Raine
Celle
Bram
Black Dawson
Dawson
Walte
Huminn
Sennett
Wallace Reid Week of Good Films At Vaudette Theater
Wallace Reid leads a slate of attractions at the Vaudette Theater for a week. Features include The Source, outdoor scenes in timber country, and The Idol of the North with Dorothy Dalton. A Sunshine Comedy Three Good Pails and Teddy at the Throttle anchor the program with additional star turns and topics of the day noted.
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Wallace Reid
Vaudette Theater
Wallace Reld
Vaudette
Wallison
Annstotle
the Roberts
Dorothy Dalton
Gloria Swanson Stars in The Great Moment at Howard
Gloria Swanson returns to the screen in The Great Moment, coming to the Howard on Monday August 1. The picture, from Elinor Glyn, follows a man indifferent to women and a spirited gypsy girl. Milton Sills co stars as the romance unfolds on screen.
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Milton Sills
Elinor Glyn
Gloria Swanson In
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Howard
Gloria Swanson
Howard Theater
Paramount
Sy Girl
Mids Swanson
Betty Denies Rumors About Fox Deal
Betty Blythe, famed queen of the Bheba Fox picture, has not signed with the film’s producers or with Hearst interests. Repeated rumors claim negotiations for her future with the project, but she has declined to commit and has answered via long distance calls from her New York City apartment. Hearst representatives are reported to be involved, but no formal agreement has been signed.
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Mabel Normanna
Europe
Mabel
Mick Senacht
Quack
Iebel
Sennett
Goldwyn
Molly-O
Betty
Betty Blythe
Fox
Hig
Willam R Hegrat
Regel Hetty
New York City
Hearst
Rogers plans new kinds of films after negotiating for QC
Henry says he will not imitate Chaplin or Keaton and will pursue different kinds of projects. After leaving Goldwyn, Rogers brought his entire staff. Irene Rich, his frequent co star, becomes his leading woman with Betty Compson slated for a major Realart release The Woman in the Case directed by Penrhyn Stanlaws. May McAvoy currently acts in Realart's The Happy Ending from Hector Turnbull.
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Henry Stories
Charlie Chaplin
Buster Keaton
Rogers
Goldwyn Rogers
Irene Rich
May McAvoy
Realart
Hector Turnbull
Stars Set to Direct in Vitagraph Features
Antonio Moreno, long a Vitagraph serial star, plans to become a director as well as a star. His dual role is expected before year’s end in a picture where he will also star. Fellow Vitagraph performers Earl Williams and Bill Duncan will also add directing duties to their work as stars.
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Antonio Moreno
Vitagraph
Earl Williams
Vitagraphtar
Bill Duncan
Excellent Program This Week at Savoy Theater
Savoy theater offers a week of films starting Monday with Whitney and Edmund Breesa in A Level. Bebe Daniels stars in Two Weeks Pay Tuesday and Charlie Chaplin in The Disney Elopement on Monday. Eugene O Brien and Martha Mansfield lead Mixed Bedrooms on Tuesday. Gilded Admirers features Wednesday with Eugene O Brien. Betty on Thursday stars with Owen Moore. Your Horses stars Saturday with Tom Moore.
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Savoy Theater Management
Whitney
Edmund Breesa
Suesday
Bebe Danisls
Charlie Chaplin
Eugene O’brien
Martha Mansfield
Lim
Betty On
Owen Moore
Tom Moore
Kazan at Rialto opens week with remarkable dog star
James Oliver Curwood tale Kazan is brought to screen with a remarkable dog in the lead. A romantic subplot involving Jane Novak and Ban Deeley anchors a North Country photoplay praised as one of the finest. The Rialto Theatre resumes a one week engagement beginning Monday.
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James Oliver Curwood
Kazan
Curwood
Rialta Theater
Jane Novak
Ban Deeley
Cleo Ridgely to Return in Woman in the Case at Paramount
Cleo Ridgely announces her return to film, joining the Famous Players-Lasky studio in Hollywood as a semi heavy in The Woman in the Case. The former star, who left acting to care for twins, says at four they are now independent, allowing her to resume movie work and motherhood. Her earlier pairings with Wallace Reid include The House of the Golden Windows and The Selfish Woman. Lon Chaney began his film career with Universal as the crook in Hell Morgan's Girl.
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Cleo Ridgely
Plavera-Lasky
Hollywood
Betty Gompson
Paramount
Mise Ridgely
Cleo
Miss Ridges
Dave
Wallace Reid
Lon Chaney
Cereen
Universal
the Croak
Hell Morgan's Girl
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Gloria. Swanson
Tudor
Trieste
Tom Mix
Big Town
Strand Theater
Constance Binney
Rialto
Source
Vatenere
Teddy
Keystone
Frita
Ant
M S. Hart
Hell's Hinges
Fatty Arbuckle
Atlanta
Georgia
Forsyth
Burton Holmes
Travelogue
Betty Compson
Penrhyn Stanlaws
Savoy Theater
Rialto Screen
Hat Wilkins
Vies Rc
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