Ready Money and vaudeville blaze at city theatres
The Lyric hosted Poli Players with Ready Money drawing the largest crowd yet, praised for its laughs and a dainty love thread. Vaudeville headliner Maxwell’s quintet, Peggy Hyland in The Other Woman, and acrobat Roy La Pearl opened a busy Empire Hippodrome program with The Little Reformer and other features.
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Kready Moncey
Poli
Eady
Anorfey
Mentio
Maxwell
Peggy Hyland
Roy la Pearl
Bedford and Gardner
Hayes
Latham
Chick
Sunshine Jane Caprice on Smiling and Hopeful Hearts
Actress Jane Caprice known as The Sunshine Aid discusses happiness as a mindset and the need for restraining organization for educated people who refuse to see the bright side. She speaks while finishing a scene in A Heart of Romance at William Fox studio in Arlington MA, with home awaiting. Three letters from admirers reach Wallace McDonald.
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June Caprice
William S Fox Star
Sunshine Aid
Miss Caprice
William Fox
Arlington
Mass
Mother
McDonald
Triangle
Wallace
Elinor Glyn
Chia Kimball Young
Miss Young
William Farnum
Richard Stanton
New York
Adirondacks
Farnum
Garfield
Fox
Los Angeles
Montgomery
Beck
Hock
J. A. Howe
Cinema Briefs Highlight War Era Film notes and stars
A wartime cinema roundup covers Madge Evans dedication for a ballad to a serviceman, George Spoor’s Ruggles of Red Gap in Chicago, Natalie Talmadge’s role in The Bell Boy, and Roy Stewart filming Faith Enduring. It notes Charles Chaplin’s Million Dollar Contract start, W. Griffith’s war films, and War Office patronage with Lest We Forget.
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Chicago
George K. Spoor
Taylor Holmes
Proneilx
Marguerite Clark
Miss Clark
Prunella
Jules Raucourt
Pierrot
Natalie Talmadge
Trio
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Natalie
Fatty
Roy Stewart
Triangle Cowboystar
Faith Endurin
Stewart
Niles Welch
World Pictures
Brady
Madge Evans
George MacQuarrie
Mr. Welch
The Dot Red Cross
A damaged note found aboard a vessel describes being torpedoed at six that morning. The crew attempted to stay afloat until convoy patrol boats could assist but decided to abandon ship after realizing rescue was unlikely.
Bill Hart s1000 hat raises Red Cross drive
William S Hart s cherished sombrero, worn in three Artcraft films, is donated for Red Cross aid. Autographs sought from presidents, royals, and generals, with Thomas H Ince bidding $1000. Hart hopes the signed hat becomes a valuable historical artifact and fundraiser.
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William S. Hart
Artcraft Star
Bill
American Red Cross
America
England
France
Italy
Red Cross
Wilson
Baker
W. T. Eaton
Los Angeles
The
Thomas H. Ince
Ince
Hart
Philadelphia
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