Shirley Mason Fans See Pets Follow Star Friday
Shirley Mason star of Flame of Youth opens at Rex Theatre Friday June 10. The Beverly Hills actress, known for animal affection, keeps a large menagerie at home including four dogs, rabbits, a duck, turtle, chipmunk, canaries, and two white pigeons named Katherine and Petruchio who later appear in scenes with her.
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Shirley Mason
Rex Theatre
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Cal
Miss Mason
Katherine
Petruchio
Buck Jones at the Rex in Two Moons corker
A Western feature titled Two Moons stars Buck Jones at the Rex cinema. The teaser quotes a daring exchange between a cattle man and a sheep herder daughter, hinting at a gunplay scene. Read the ads for details.
Everywoman on Screen at Rex with Lavish Sets
Walter Browne's morality play Everywoman is adapted into a lavish photoplay directed by George Melford. Violet Heming leads a strong ensemble including Theodore Roberts Wanda Hawley Monte Blue Charles Ogle Bebe Daniels and Tully Marshall in a drama of Life Wealth Passion and Love with spectacular palace and bazaar settings. The reviewer calls it superior to stage versions and urges audiences to attend.
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Walter Browne
George H. Melford
Rex Theatre
New York
Violet Heming
Love
George Melford
Unseen Forces Opens at Rex Theatre With Star Cast
Sidney Franklin presents Unseen Forces starring Breamer with Rosemary Theby, Conrad Nagel, Rob ert Cain, Sam De Grasse, Edward Martindel, Harry Garrity and others. The production promises a powerful theme and is billed as Franklin’s greatest screen achievement yet shown to the public.
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Sidney Franklin
Rex Theatre
Miss Breamer
Rosemary Theby
Conrad Nagel
Robert Cain
Sam de Grasse
Edward Martindel
Harry Garrity
James 0. Barrows
Aggie Herring
Andrew Arbuckle
Albert Cody
Mr. Franklin
The Love of Freedom in Irish Troubles
A fragment quotes a remark on Irish strife and political sentiment, noting that the love of freedom fuels conflict and that politicians may be slow to acknowledge misperceived gains. The text reflects era speech and emphasizes national identity and political tension.
Treasure Island on Screen Delights Audiences
A Maurice Tourneur photoplay of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island delights youth and adults. It follows the novel’s events from Benbow Tavern to Hispaniola and the stockade, capturing atmosphere, thrills, and romance with stage mastery. Rex Theatre presents next week.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Maurice Tourneur
Treasure Island
Benbow Tavern
Hispaniola
Stockade
Rex Theatre
Buck Jones Stars in Two Moons at Rex Theatre
Buck Jones thrills in the photoplay Two Moons a cowboy romance amid a Wyoming cattle baron and sheep herder feud. Edward J. Le Saint adapts Trails to Two Moons from Robert Welles Ritchie with Carol Holloway as the sheep herder’s daughter star of the tale.
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Buck Jones
Rex Theatre
Wyoming
Edward J. le Saint
Miss Holloway
In Folys Trail Bares Cellar Joys and Bursts Bottle
Cartoonist Briggs seeks corked imagination and Carmel Myers performs as Folly. She emerges from a giant champagne bottle on Universal City set in In Folly's Trail and a mock lower cellar invitation leads curious guests into a bohemian revel. Director Rollin Sturgeon enclosd the set with a high wall to shield onlookers. The piece also notes a Russo British trade pact.
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Briggs
Carmel Myers
Universal City
Miss Carmel
Miss Carmel Myers
Folly
Rollin Sturgeon
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