Dazzling Vaudeville and Films At Local Theatres
Polish world famous dancer Vesting her own song and dance review will appear in Livridgewort today for the first time after a world tour. La Belle Tit comb and Miss Bessie Tuardrscale star in The Cast-off, with Wersehatl Hendler and a new piano sketch. The Poll Players present Rolling Stones at the Lyric with Dudley Ayers and Dan Pavis in title roles. strong ensemble including Ainsworth Arnold and Louis Gordon. Plaza hosts Rex Beach feature The Auction Block for a three day run with a starry cast and dramatic scenes. a busy vaudeville program follows. Park theatre continues Twin Beds with Salisbury Field and Margaret Mayo. West End shows Jack and the Beanstalk matinees. Empire highlights His Majesty Bunker Bean with Jack Pickford. Atlaed Scottish Societies hold prize masque dance to support disabled soldiers' fund. Olive Tell set to perform in General Post for cantonments.
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Livridgewort
la Belle Titcomb
Bessie Tuardrscale
Wersehatl & Hendler
Broad- Wig
Marold Selman and Company
Eyrie
Poli
Hom
Rolling Stones
Lyric Theatre
Dudley Ayers
Poll Players
Dan Pavis
Ainsworth Arnold
Arthur Buchanan
Louis Gordon
Warda Howard
Gladys Knorr
Norma Nobbs
Plaza
Rex Beach
Mr. Beach
Bridgeport
Thea Casino
Harry Lauder
Ta, H. Robinson
Mallcolm MacKayden
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Hammerstein to Produce Sometime With Aida Johnson Young
Arthur Hammerstein signs to stage a mid August Astor Theatre musical with original story by Aida Johnson Young and music by Rudolf Friml. The production, titled Sometime, marks Hammerstein’s next season. Maytime author Johnson Young also wrote the libretto for Naughty Marietta.
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Arthur Hammerstein
Aida Johnson Young
Thudolph Friml
New York
Astor Theatre
Hammerstein
Tilda
Johnson Youngs
the Broadhurst
Emma Trentini
Mr. Hriml
Far North cinema notes and playful Pacific legends
A mix of film gossip and lore recounts Naomi Childers leaving a Chicago stage for a Metro picture, Bert Wytell’s move to motion pictures near Tucson, and Raymond Wells directing In the Spring based on a Collier's short. It also repeats a Hawaii myth about Pele’s brother, Shark Cad, and an owl, observed by Mr Hayakawa on a moonlit beach.
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Bert Wytell
Metro
Tucson
Arizona
Charles Alden Seltser
Raymond Wells
Morosco
Collier's
Joe Iking
Margery Wilson
Francis McDonald
Aaron Howards
Tiayakawa
Sovsue Tayawha
Fenelulu
Pele
Havalache
Sessue
Director Versus Actor Sparks On Set Feud At Triangle
The report details a feud among director, actor, and cutter over a film sequence. Darrell Toss protests Del Andrews cutting his shot, after spending $90 on a new wardrobe piece, delaying Toss’s on screen appearance. David Griffith returns to direct at Majestic while Mack Sennett comedies roll at Culver City.
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del Andrews
Star
Cutter
Triangle
Toss
Andrews
Joss
Griveteh
Iarness
David Griffith
Mack Sennett
Culver City
Moran Weds Esther Schinzel in February Nuptials
Lee Moran entered matrimony with Esther J. Schinzel on February 1 in a formal wedding. The couple now begins their life together as husband and wife.
Myrtle Korgan Jeers for Armed Forces Screen Comeback
Myrtle Korgan, noted for Henry series work with Vitagraph and Lest We Forget for Metra, is seen rallying able bodied men to enlist in aviation and medical units. Her upcoming "over there" project promises another screen appearance in a state rights feature.
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Myrtle Korgan
Vitagraph Company
Metra
Bessie Larriscale Engaged in Patriotism Drama
Burlesque star Bessie Larriscale to appear in the Paralia studio drama Patriotism directed by Raymond West. Filming will include scenes set in Scotland. Norman Talmuadze and husband visit Los Angeles to see her mother and sister.
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Besse
Bessie Larriscale
Paralia Studio
Raymond West
Scotland
Norman Talmuadze
Los Angeles
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