Florence Turner returns to screen in All Dolled Up at Rex Theatre
Florence Turner, early silent drama star known as The Vitagraph Girl, resumes film work in All Dolled Up with Gladys Walton at the Rex Theatre on Tuesday June 28. Turner, once Broadway actress with Mantell and George, left for England creating hits like A Welsh Singer and My Old Dutch, later aiding wounded soldiers in World War I before returning to America.
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Florence Turner
Gladys Walton
Rex Theatre
Miss Turner
New York
Robert Mantell
Grace George
Broadway
Vitagraph Films
Vitagraph
England
Man at the Top Inspires Teams Through Close Oversight
A Washington Star reflection notes how leaders who know their men and stay in touch with details improve performance. Regular contact and awareness of latest requirements motivate both the supervisor and the staff to work more effectively.
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Washington Star
Saphead Proves Greatest Event of The Screen Season
The Rex Theatre brings The Saphead with William H. Crane and Buster Keaton in star roles. The film features Crane as a finance baron and depicts a Wall Street panic with Keaton in a leading comic turn. Winchell Smith directs with a strong supporting cast including Odette Tyler Irving Cummings Edward Connelly and Jack Livingston.
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Saphead
Rex Theatre
William H. Crane
Buster Keaton
Crane
Mr. Crane
Wall Street
Roscoe Arbuckle
Winchell Smith
Lightnin
Odette Tyler
Irving Cummings
Edward Connelly
Jack Livingston
Beulah Booker
Carol Holloway
Edward Jobson
Edward Alexander
Jeffery Williams
Katherine Albert
Helen Holte
Alfred Hollingsworth
Henry Clauss
Winchell $Mit
John L. Golden
Mr. Smith
Marcus Loew
Hearts Up! star Harry Carey at Rex Theatre
Sensational glimpse of San Francisco nightlife and open range sets backdrop for Hearts Up at Rex Theatre on Saturday July 2. Harry Carey stars in a drama about a strong man battling himself after impersonating a dead pal to spare a woman’s heartache leading to tragic consequences.
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Harry Carey
San Francisco
Rex Theatre
Pal
Hands Off at Rex Theatre Showcases Tom Mix Quick Shooting
Motion picture fans flock to see Tom Mix in Hands Off at Rex Theatre on July 4. The Western star performs remarkable rope and shooting stunts with precision as Sid Jordan is repeatedly dropped into a water trough. Ruthless speed and daring scenes promise strong audience appeal.
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Tom Mix
Rex Theatre
Mix
Sid Jordan
E Star Delivers Dramatic Climax Punch to Escape
In a high tension scene, E Star breaks free only as the dramatic climax crashes in, delivering a decisive punch that turns the outcome. The moment anchors the narrative with a sharp pivot point and strong finish.
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E Star
BEBE DANIELS DANCES IN FOURTEENTH MAN AT Rex
Silent screen actor Bebe Daniels returns to the Rex Theatre on July 7 in The Fourteenth Man with Robert Warwick. Once a slapstick star she now shows dramatic range, praised by Cecil B DeMille after Male and Female and Why Change Your Wife. The film, adapted from The Man From Blankley, features Daniels as a dancer and art student.
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Babe Daniels
Wallace Reid
Rex Theatre
Robert Warwick
Miss Daniels
Cecil B. DeMille
Blankley’s
Notes About Books The Heaviest Pipe by Paterson
Arthur W. Paterson’s new Maine coast tale details Castine and Mount Desert with Maine humor. The Heaviest Pipe, an enigmatic title, bears strongly on the plot of this absorbing story from George W. Jacobs & Company.
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Arthur W. Paterson
George W. Jacobs & Company
Maine
Mr. Patterson
Castine
Mount Desert
Cape Cod
Joseph C. Lincoln
Negotiations Underway for German Publication of Sanger Book
It is understood that negotiations are under way which will lead to the translation and publication in Germany of Woman and the New Race by Margaret Sanger. The move signals international interest in eugenics debates and Sanger’s controversial work.
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Miss Turner
England
California
Germany
Margaret Sanger
Had Warning Enough West Norwood Poet and Motorcyclist Incident
A West Norwood man who called himself a poet told the magistrate he had been knocked down twice by a motorcyclist. The remark follows his prior knocking and a London Punch cartoon advocating disarmament. The piece notes the cheer of giving hinges on the gift’s cost.
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West Norwood
London
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