Marguerite Clark Stars in Seven Sisters on Paramount
Marguerite Clark leads the five part film Seven Sisters from Famous Players on the Paramount Program. The Hungarian town plot follows a widow arranging marriages for seven daughters with humorous outcomes. Other features include The Puppet Crown and The Secret Orchard at Georgian, with themes of heredity and romance.
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Blanche Sweets
Channing Pollock
Agnes
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Lasky
Convent
America
Alpha theater week features Homain and Mersereau
The Alpha presents a full program led by Manuel Homain and feature actress Violet Mersereau in The Wolf of Debt. Romain sings popular records and performs with Primrose Lockstader's troupe. The plot follows Helen Stanhope as she navigates debt, romance, and engagement with Bruce Marsden amid misunderstandings.
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Manual Homaan
Mi Romain
Mr .Romain
Atlanta
Primrose & Lockstader
Minstrels
Homain
Tng
Violet Mersereau
William Garwood
Mise Mersereau
Harry Colins
New York
Helen
Stanhope
Sten
Anthony Stuart
Byhen Stuart
Bruce Marsden
Marsden
Bruce
Antony and Cleopatra photo drama at Victoria Theatre
Victoria presents George Isine’s Cines production Antony and Cleopatra as a photo drama on Thursday. Italian performers deliver strong dramatic power with Julius Signor miony Novelisz as Marc Antony and Teribil Gonzales as Cleopatra, supported by Signorio Lupi Octavius and Signore Lonard Octavia. The ensemble promises a grand scenic spectacle and artistic finish.
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Sean
George ‘Isine
Cines
Antony and Cleopatra
Victoria Theater
Marc Antony
Signor Miony
Nell
Initus
Teribil Gonzales
Cleopatra
Nile
Ibnost
Signorio Lupi
Octavius Inhofedpatra
Signore Ime Lonard
Octavia
Anony
Signorina Matilde
Merzo
Charmian
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Fragmented OCR notes on interview and location clues
Incoherent lines show a fragmentary interview with a person named Jesae and scattered phrases about where he lived. The text includes odd spellings and non sequiturs, making it difficult to extract a coherent place, time, or context from the OCR.
New Fox Feature at Strand Monday opens week
The Strand marks its week with The Little Gypsy a photo play version of the stage hit starring Dorothy Bernard and praised by critics. Lighting and night forest scenes amid a thunderstorm showcase the film. Helen Ware appears in The Price a George Broadhurst stage adaptation as a five act cinematic drama. Friday adds Gold Rooster feature John Glayde’s Honour with C Aubrey Smith. Saturday returns The Wonderful Adventure with William Farnum in a dual role.
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William
Dorothy Keimara
New York
William Fox
Dorothy Bernard
Lady Babbie
Jands
Ednesday
Helen Ware
George Broadhurst
Triumph Film Corporation
Equitable
Strand
John Glayde
C. Aubrey Smith
Fox
William Farnum
Vaudette Next Week Showcases New Charlie Chaplin Picture
The Vaudette announces a feature-packed week with daily showcases. Highlights include Charlie Chaplin's Shanghaied on Monday, Lillian Lorraine in Near of the Navy, and three-reel and four-reel films such as Let There Be Light and The Brink.
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Vaudette
Charlie Chapman
New York
Chayln
Lillian Lorraine
Armenean
Tod
Wallingford
Wil
Exist One
Francelle Birlington
Raroh Lewis
Forrest
Winant
Mitchell
Arm of the Secret Service
Vincent Kay
Grand Offers Marie Dera in The White Pearl and More
At the Grand the enchanting Marie Dera stars in The White Pearl showing Monday and Tuesday, with gripping scenery from America to Japan and a weaving romance. Edith Storey returns in Dust of Egypt Wednesday and Thursday, a mythic tale of a princess revived after three thousand years. Laura Hope Crews appears in Blackbirds on Saturday and Sunday, a smuggling drama filled with action and vivid scenes.
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Famous Players’ Great
Marcus
America
Japan
Orient
Edith Storey
Egypt
Miss Storey
Laura Hope Crews
The Little Dutch Girl and When a Woman's Loves at Alamo No 2
The World Film photoplay The Little Dutch Girl stars Vivien Martin in a tale of a foundling who inherits a cottage and love, while Emmy Wehlen opens with When a Woman's Loves at Alamo No 2. Ruth, a waitress, faces hardship, crime, and eventual rescue as she and her family seek a secure future.
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World Film Corporation
Oujda
Emile Chautard
World Film Photoplay
Boss
Misa Martin
Vivien Martin
Vivian Martin
Miss Brown
Alamo No. 2
Emmy Wehlen
Ruth
Arnold Daly Takes Scene at Gould Home
Arnold Daly, producer of Gold Rooster playlets for Pathe, filmed a ballroom scene at George Gould’s Fifth Avenue mansion. A line of carriages and automobiles brought society figures in evening dress to the residence, as powdered footmen greeted guests.
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Pathe
Daly
George Gould
Fifth Avenue
New York
Upper
Gould
Ashton- Kirk
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