The Eyes of Mystery at Strand Theatre
Drama features Edith Storey in a five part Metro play at Strand today and tomorrow with other select screen reels. West End offers Julian Ettinge, "The Couns tess Charming," and "The Clever Mrs Carfax" plus "Bucking Broadway" and Charley's Aunt next week. A Bill includes Plaga vaudeville, The Belgian at Pol i's, and a review of The Fairy Barbarian at Empire, with Palace and Park enjoying popular shows.
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Metro
Strand Theatre
Edith Storey
West End
Julian Ettinge
Boston
Countess Charming
Mrs. Carfax
Paramount Pictures
State Street
Clinton Avenue
Metro Wonder
The Golden Crook Burlesque At Park Theatre Review
The show features DeVoe and Arlington with a hit first part and a strong Miss Reflow scene. Misses Reflow Mayne and Pall Mall trio provide solid numbers, with good dancing and singing. Despite Dobson’s absence, the production is lively, with ample scenery and wardrobe, earning steady encores and a solid reputation.
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Rank DeVoes
Arlington
DeVoe
Tollow
Dobson
Miss Reflow
Reflow
Mayne
Pall Mall
Park Theatre
Wut S. Taut 50 in Vitagraph feature cited for realism
The article praises the virility and strength of character in Wut S. Taut 50 portraits as essential to their originality and realism on screen. It notes Viorencve Deshon has signed a Vitagraph contract and will debut in The Other Man. Kitty Gordon sings for prisoners at Governor's Island and influences the penitentiary crowd, then hides from public glare amid a nationwide stir.
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Eyrie
Charley
Brazil
Lord Baberly
Bob
Arterufth
Wut S. Taut
Viorencve Deshon
Vitagraph
Kitty Gordon
Governor's Island
Miss Gordon
Ossiningsi
Studio
World Picture
Nell Shipman Company Braces Desert Sand Storm On Home Trail Shoot
Nell Shipman and her Vitagraph company endured a fierce desert sand storm during filming in the Mojave for The Home Trail. Director William Wolbert faced danger with thirty people remaining in place for five hours until the storm eased. Two horses disappeared and were recovered next day, but no injuries among the crew beyond fright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Shipman
Mojave Desert
William Wolbert
Neil Shipman
Cinema Briefs Span Wind Torn Belgian Street Setbacks
Montage of cinema notes mentions Montague Love's World Brady production where a Belgian street set was toppled by a gusty wind before filming. Clara Kimball Young lands rights to Jelinor Glyn's The Reason Why as her next project. Kitty Gordon showcases lavish fashion in Pixtravagance. Toto the comedian recalls a car theft incident in Los Angeles, prompting a hitchhiking amigos episode. Several stars rise, including Vi ohh Dane, Marguerite Clark, Montagu Deve, Doris Lee, and Mx Kelby, with plans and offers shaping the era’s screen landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kimball Young
Jélinor Glyn
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the Fair
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State St
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Harry Carey
Whiteside
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Halligan & Sykes
King and Queen of
Smiles At Work
Elite Theatre
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WM. S. Hart
Madge Evans
Little Duchess
Brooklawn Dancing Pavilion
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Steatieneld
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