Film Stars Move Across Studios In New York and California
Dick Barthelmess returns to Paramount for a leading role opposite Marguerite Clark in a new production after Sunshine Nan. Miriam Cooper resumes screen work with Woman and the Law for Fox. Peggy Hyland's debt of honor for Fox marks her return to film. Ben Turpin’s pratfall on a hard floor halts filming as splinters delay a take. Darrell Toss observes Chicago weather while on set at Culver City studios. Marguerite Snow appears in The Eagle's Eye with a costly wardrobe. Virginia Pearson works on A Daughter of France at Fox with Hugh Thomson. Tred Niblo to wed Enid Bennett, while Mary Thurman receives an invitation to Japan for Eye club. Dorothy Dalton heads to New York as cold weather disrupts plans.
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Dick Barthelmess
Atlantic City
Paramount
Annennington
Famous Players Studio
Marguerite Clark
Miss Clark
Bob
Chicago
Darrell Toss
Triangle
Culver City
Oss
Fox
Virginia Pearson
France
Miss Pearson
Hugh Thomson
Chateau
Pearson
Thompson
Birds of Prey at Bridgeport praised by critics
The Poli Players’ Birds of Prey at the Bytie earns near universal praise from Bridgeport reviewers for its breezy West East atmosphere and thoughtful handling of a risky theme. Other programs include West End Castle in Arcady five acts at West Find Park shows and Selwyns Airship Farce. Vivian Martin stars in A Petticoat Pilot at Empire with Mary Gusta’s happy ending. Douglas Fairbanks headlines Reaching for the Moon at Hippodrome with Violet Merregan and cast. The Girl by the Wayside closes tomorrow night.
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Birds of Prey
Poli
Bridgeport
Kipling
West End
Non Castle
Arcady
Kathleen Clifford
James Montgomery Flage
Hippodrome
Douglas Fairbanks
Hippodrome Theatre
Violet Merreegan
Fort Hancock Soldiers Commemorate Douglas Fairbanks Tribute
Ninth Coast Defence personnel at Fort Hancock inspired by Douglas Fairbanks book Laugh and Live craft a camp library resolution of appreciation. Lieutenant Harold Hursey writes verse urging action and cheer, urging soldiers to keep moving with a smile and shared resolve.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Ninth Coast Defence Command
Fort Hancock
Harold Hursey
Leigh
Broadway Notes on Actors and Plays
Marguerita Sylva of the Chicago Grand Opera plans a musical pity with romance and music. Irish Players led by Helen Ebyville will tour New York in April, with Femme Rogers and Richard Carle joining as leads. Earl Schenck returns to drama. Gareth Hughes to read Saul in New York. The Off Chance by Carton secured for Ethel Barrymore. Elisa Cansino denies marriage rumor. Ashton Stevens new Mary’s Way Out draws debate in Los Angeles. Mary’s Way Out tours to New York pending reception. Harry Ashford joins The Man Who Stayed at Home in Chicago. Major Dugnoels stays in Peter Tberson. John Barrymore delays film return till season end. Indestructible Wife arrives in New York without Grace George. Spanish dancers Cansino to tour with Doing Our Bit in the U.S.
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Marguerita Sylva
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Irish Players
Helen Ebyvily
America
New York
Femme Rogers
Prima Colonna
Richard Carle
Miss Rogers
Mr. Carle
Earl Schenck
Crown Prince
Ambassador Gerard
Gareth Hughes
Aliance
Saul
Fanny Ejlton
New Yor
R. C. Carton
Lord and Lady Algy
Charles Johian
Ethel Barrymore
Idsa Payne
the Empire
Elisa Cansino
Chicago Hatton
Grace George
Wilmington
Jane Houston
Lionel Atwill
Charles Compton
Harry Ashford
the Playhouse
Chicago
E. V. Esmond
Major Dugnonels
Peter Tsberson
John Barrymore
Then Payne
Charles Frat Wan
United States
Sone Fine
Edinardo
Cansino
Ube
Winter Clarden
Spain
Germany
Gerard
Winter Garden
Thduardo
Broadway
Frank Tinney
James Corbett
Ashton Stevens
Oliver Mloresco
Bertha Mann
Mary
Los Angeles
Miss Mann
Flaghouse
London
Mr. Ashford
Eliza
Laura Hope Crews
Tubby
Babson
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R. A. Walsh
William Fox
Jack Eaton
Town and Country Films, Inc
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Mr. Eaton
Frank D. Sniffeh
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Peggy Hyland
Peggy
Prince ‘Troubetsky
Douglas
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King Baggot
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Essanay
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Katherine Lee
Buel
Fox Studios
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Sennett
Ben
Syn de Conde
Duclos
Nazimova
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de Conde
Paris
Tred Niblo
Enid Bennett
Miss Bennett
Australia
Mr. Niblo
Josephine Cohan
Cohan
Mary Thurman
Japan
Miss Thurman
Mack Sennett
Madame Chrysanthemum
the Relub
Dorothy Dalton
Spider
Miss Mufffett
Theatre News
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Selwyn & Co
Park Square Theatre
Boston
The
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Sid Gold
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Leona Earl
Frankie Martin
Hite
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Porter
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Hudsons
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GTRAN
the Human Dynamo
Reggie
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Mollie
Thomas
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Inman
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Hne
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Josepie Noll
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State Street
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Tel
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Who's No, One
Fairicid Avenue
Watson’s Smt
Fred & CO
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Newhoff and Phelps
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Ethed Roseve
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Constance Talmadge
Scandal
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Cape Cod
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Alice Joyce
Harry Morey
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