The Only Girl Returns to Majestic Theatre in City
The Only Girl staged at the Majestic Theatre last evening drew a large audience with Herbert’s celebrated score. Cast additions include John Park as Kim, with Wilda Bennett and Louise Kelly among returning leads. Kantzenbach led an excellent orchestra as the production plays on.
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Majestic Theatre
Herbert
John Park
Kim
Wilda Bennett
Louise Kelly
Vivian Wessell
Leona Stephens
Olga Roller
John Findlay
Ernest Torrance
Jed Prouty
Richard Bartlett
Eleanor Masters
Antoinette Morton
Marjorie Eggleston
Gertrude Thurston
Janet McIlwaine
Kantzenbach
An Easy Way to Increase Weight
The article urges against fattening gimmicks and promotes Sargol as a stomach aiding flesh builder. It claims Sargol helps the digestive tract absorb fattening elements, promising 10 to 20 pounds of solid flesh safely and cheaply. Recommends consulting with druggists and notes caution for non-weight gain cases.
Allen's Foot-Base for Troops War Zone Hospitals Endorse
Allen's Foot-Base antiseptic powder is ordered for troops in war zones. Used in foot baths and showers it provides rest and comfort by reducing friction and foot fatigue. Sold by drug and department stores everywhere for 23 cents. Do not accept substitutes.
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Allen
Gordon's Olympia Theatre Show Highlights This Week
The Graham Moffet company presents the Scotch comedy Concealed Beds with natural humor. Marie Shaw sings Coming Thro the Rye to warm applause. The Gleasons and Houlihan perform Good Old Days with lively dancing. Also featured are Harmon Zarnes and Dunne, six Violin girls, the Lalrance Trio, and Piney Ridge the feature photo play.
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Gordon’s Olympia
Graham-Moffet Company
Marie Shaw
Gleasons
Houlihan
Harmon
Zarnes
Dunne
Lalrance
Piney Ridge
Romance and Realism in Movie Hearts and Heads
A playful piece questions whether actresses fall for leading men and whether screen romance matches real life. It contrasts glamorous on screen kisses with off screen awkwardness and notes stars’ marriages, powder mishaps, and Broadway talk, ending with a cheeky feminist shrug at rainbow vanities.
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Moving Picture
Mr. Tommie Tinkeltoes
Paradise
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Instructions on scenario writing and film photoplays origin
Betty W notes my scenario writing guidance is adequate and adds that identifying companies helps understand photo plays produced and favored. John W explains starting in movies often begins as an extra man with opportunities based on type and demand.
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Betty W
John W
The Dawn Is New Play At Colonial Theatre
The Colonial Theatre premiered The Dawn a drama by George D. Parker about Helen Wright raised by guardians, a village setting, and a love triangle ending in mutual affection. Robert Edeson starred as John Sterling with Kathleen MacDonnell as Helen and a capable supporting cast delivering bright dialogue and strong character work.
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Robert Edeson
George D. Parker
Colonial Theatre
Helen Wright
John Sterling
Willard Moora
Mr. Sterling
Hellen
Willard
Helen
John
Sip
John Sterlings
Boston
Edeson
Sterling
Kathleen MacDonnell
Forrest Robinson
Helen Lowell
Everett Butterfield
Williard Moore
Jane Eustace
Edward Lee
Sarah McVicker
Sterling Home Garden Noted For Exceptional Beauty
A description highlights Sterling's garden as especially good with no fixed limit on engagement, underscoring its remarkable cultivation and appeal.
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Sterling
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