Theatre Ownership Split Inevitable in South Circuit
Robert Moran explains a divide between the National Theater Owners Association and powerful producers like Shuberts Klaw and Erlinger and Lieblers Brady. He notes owners favor first class attractions and open routes, while producers seek independent houses or future-built venues. Several stars and upcoming productions are slated for the Atlanta south season under Liebler management, with Mantell, Grace George, Otis Herlan and others headed south alongside Bridy backed tours.
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National Theater Association
Shuberts
National Theater Managers Owners’ Association
United States
National Theater Owners
Lieblers
Klaw & Erlanger
Charles Frohman
Brady
Arthur
Kian & Erlanger, Frohman, Belasco, Fiske, Et al
Order of Things
Atlanta
The
Constitution
William Brady
Walker Whiteside
the Lieblers
Robert Mantell
Grace George
Mantell
Otis Herlan
South
Wright Lorimer
Louis Mann
Douglas Fairbanks
Thomas Wise
Missie
Ten Imperial Musicians headline Forsyth vaudeville week
Jesse Lasky presents the Ten Imperial Musicians as the feature of the Forsyth Keith Vaudeville bill with six supporting acts. The lineup includes James Young and Company in Wented-A Sister, the Angelo Trio, Charles Olcott, Lotta Gladstone, Cotter and Boulden, and Van Hoven. The Forsyth aims for summer-long big houses amid strong New York and East Coast act prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lasky
Imperial
Forsyth
Mew Playhouse
Atlanta
Lasky
New York
James Young
Angelo
Charles Olcott
Lotta Gladstone
Cotter
Boulden
van Hoven
Fifth Avenue
Comedy Quartet Heads Bijou Bill This Week
The Bijou presents the Amsterdam Quartet a four member comedy singing group as the week’s feature. Also on the bill are the Daring Darts Abe Goldman and Florence Smith with illustrated songs Arthur Barr and motion pictures. Matinees at 2 30 and 4 and evening shows at 7 30 and 8.
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Amsterdam
Abe Goldman
Florence Smith
Phis
Arthur Barr
Little Theater
Marietta Street
Lyric Summer opens with Moody drama The Great Divide
The Lyric theater opens its summer season Monday night with William Vaughn Moody's The Great Divide starring Emma Bunting and George Whitaker. The play follows Steve Ghent and Ruth Jordan through passion, captivity, and atonement across desert and Cordillera settings, culminating in a hopeful later life and a newborn son.
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Lyric Theater
Emma Bunting
Atlanta
William Vaughn Moody
Hudson Theater
New York City
Henry Miller
Margaret Angiin
Lyric Company
George Whitasker
Miss Munting
Mr Whitaker
Steve Ghent
Miss Bunning
Ruth Jordan
Massachusetts
Arizona
Ruth
Desert Edge
Ghent
Cordillera Mountains
Milford Corners
Ruths
Charles DeFiesh
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Liebler and
Tom
BB Warner
Doug
Gile
Viola Allen
Otzs Os
Liltoi
Wee Gia Frere
Yantell
Dustin Fhrnum SS
Warner
Robert Moran
Margaret Ang
Iin
America
H B Warner
Jimmy Valentine
Wilton
Marmola Co
Farmer
Detroit
Mich
Mbm
Thay
Poresth
LYRIC
Lyric Stock Company
R. H. Cate & CO
Hou
R. H. C. Club
Cate
Freestone
Grassy Valley
Middlesboro, Ky
Clarke Bros. & Co
Riverside Academy
Lake Warner
Loxing
Am Schrming
Tmountas Culver Naval Academy
Riverside Summer School
Gainesville
Se Awa OE FE
Conservatory