Poli's and Plaza Stage Stars in Rural Comedy and Ghosts of Yesterday
This cinema card notes Poli theatre shows starring Charles Richman and Anna Q Nilsson in a patriotic rural comedy The Village Tinkers and mentions Fred Ardath and company. Norma Talmadge appears in Ghosts of Yesterday at Plaza with strong praise. Also advertised are Evans and other vaudeville acts, Birds of Prey at New Lyric and the Week program with Douglas Fairbanks Wilda and Wooly and Madame Jealousy with Pauline Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poli’s
Lewis J
Charles Clark
Fred Quimby
Helen Buch
al Abbott
Down East
Walters
Cliff Sisters
Kamplain
Bell
Wiliam Cahill and Company
Leach Sisters
Gates
Finley
Delano and
Pike
Lyric
Birds of Prey
New Lyric
Broadway
Poli
Bridgeport
New York
Arvine
Moving Picture World
Douglas Fairbanks
Hearst Pathe
Stars and Scenes in New Film Productions Mentioned
The article notes Roscoe guarantees a horse will stand without hitching in a scene with Patty Arbuckle and others. Franey creates scripts as he pursues rivaling comedians. John Tansey appears in The Brass Cheek with Bushman. Mary Miles Minter headlines A Bit of Jade with Holt and Hindu jewelry theft theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Arbuckle
al St. John
Buster Sxeaton
Alice Lake
Roscoe
John Tansey
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Boyne
George England
Willis Davis
Mary ‘Miles Minter
Migs Minter
Lincoln's Birthday Dark Tuesday Ends Theatrical Silence
New York theatre notes mark Lincoln’s birthday as a Tuesday, a rare dark day since Hector was a pup. Two plays booked for Empire and Winter Garden with Ethel Barrymore and Al Jolson, while Jolson’s Sinbad headlines the Winter Garden. Other operatic and theatrical updates include Carmen with Marquarie Sylva, and future revivals of Everyman and Hindle Wakes, plus Diva Felisa Cansino’s growing fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lincoln
Hector
Kentucky
Ethel Barrymore
al Jolson
the Empire
Winter Garden
Barrymore
Iden Payne
R. C. Caryvon
Charles Frohman
Cyril Keightley
Lyall Swete
Albert Gran
John Cope
Edward Emery
Eva le Gal- Yeene
Cecelia Radcliffe
Miss Barrymore
Frank Tinney
Sinbad
Harold Atteridge
Sigmund Rombert
Mr. Jolson
Hazel Cox
Frituie von Busing
Lawrence D’orsay
Edgar Aitchison Ely
James J. Corbett
Eduardo
Elisa Cansino
Broadway
Alfonso
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Carmen
Marquariet Sylva
America
Opera
Peras
Azora
Richard Ordynski
Metropolitan Opera House
Gareth Hughes
Los Angeles
Hindle
Whit
John Drew
Enid Morel
Quex
Alice Chapin
Harold Chapin
Atlantic City
Ethel Barry
More
R. C. Carton
Lord
Lady Algy
Paul Kerr
Selwyn and Company
Senorita Felisa Cansino
Ferne Rogers
Richard Carle
Middle West
Chicago
Stenert Memorial Concert Leads With Frieda Hempel
Frieda Hempel tops the Metropolitan Opera roster praised as the era’s premier soprano. The New York star, famed since her release from European contract, headlines the Steinert Memorial series at Park Theatre next Wednesday with reserved seats available at Steinert's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Frieda Hempel
Miss Hempel
Metropolitan Company
Yeung
Caruso
Sembrich
Melba
Henmpel
Floridarias
India
Park Theatre
Main Street
Cinema Briefs From The West Show Cowboys And Stars
Lawrence D Orsay supporting Taylor Holmes in Ruggles of Red Gap wheels a buckboard at the Grand Canyon Arizona to film Western scenes. E Mason Hopper directs The Answer with Socialism as a keynote and spots a remarkable Alma Rubens likeness sketched by a poor artist. Virginia Valli assists Holmes on the Grand Canyon mule stunt and Fatty Arbuckle touts the laziest horse prize in The Bell Boy with an especially steady animal for stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence D'Orsay
Taylor Holmes
E. Mason Hopper
Aerogs
Hopper
Alma Rubens
Virginia Valli
Ruggles
Red Gap
Mr. Holmes
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Fatty Arbuckle
Billy West Receives Requests for King-Bee Waltzes
Billy West composer of the King-Bee Waltzes has been flooded with requests at the Hollywood studio of the King-Bee Films Corporation for over two hundred copies of the waltzes dedicated to his admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy West
Hollywood
King-Bee Films Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theatre News
Empire
Paramount
Vivian Martin
Empire Today
Joseph G. Lincoln
Theodore Roberts
Harrison Ford
Miss Martin
Pauline Frederick
West End
Carroll Halloway
William
Duncan
Vitagraph
Chester Conklin
Dorothy Dalton
Billy Irranoy
Franey
Cecilis
Amicraft
William C. de Stille
Paramount Pictures
Willl
Charles
Irichman
Nillson
Abbott
Couness
Iover
the Village Tinker
T Lau Nin Ne Bull
William Cohill and Company
Fred
Ardath
Bell Wirec
Pacific Coast
Brooklawn
Washington
Malone
McCormack & Rarity
Stranj
The
Theatre of Quality
Bill Wm. S
Hart
Margarita Fischer
Molly
Harold Lockwood
the East Side
Violet
Ben Welch
Pat Kearney
Frank P. Murphy
Billy “Wd
Sid Gold
Elva Grieves
Cona Karl
Frankie Martin
Fle Hie
Klaw O Eslanger
George C.tyler
Patricia Collinge
Hudson Theatre Company
Norrow
Elite
Alice Joyce
Harry Morey
Bobby Connelly
Clara Kimball Young
Birds OF
Keeney’s Empire
Paramount Mester
Martin
Everest
Comedy Circus
Gates & Finley
Delano & Pike
Norma Talmadge J
Rupert Hughes
Phe Atyan
State Street
Clinton Avenue
Tel
Greater Vitagraph
Duncan Carroll Halloway
Dead Shot Baker
Mack Sennett
Kane-Barker
Stratford Ave
Barnum
Stratford
Colonial Ball Room
Fairfield Avenue
Murray
Bill Wel
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