Bridgeport Drama Scene Showcases Poli's and Pollyanna
Poli's presents John Ince in Blackmail and a vaudeville lineup led by The Village Tinker staged by Fred J. Ardath. Pollyanna comes to Park theatre for two nights February 25 and 26 under Klaw Erlanger and George C. Tyler. The New Lyric starts Pals First with Dudley Ayers and Harold Kennedy, while Strand shows Broadway Bill with Harold Lockwood and Chaplin tops Empire offerings Madame Jealousy and The Painted Doll. Hippodrome features Lee Walsh and Arms and the Girl cast. Metro and Triangle promote patriotic and cinema programs with star appearances.
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Poli's
John Ince
Poll Stock Company
Bridgeport
Lubin
Belasco
Ince
Poli
Fred J. Ardath and Company
America
Todz
Charlies Richman
Anna Nilson
al, Abbott
Kamplain & Bell and Walters
Cliff Sisters
Patricia Collinge
Oswald Yorke
Joseph Jefferson
Beatrice Morgan
Maude Granger
Arvine
The
New Lyric
New York
New York World
Lee Wilson
Francis Perry Elliott
Thomas A. Wise
Mr. Wise
William Courtenay
Dudley Ayers
Harold Kennedy
Strand
Harold Lockwood
Strand Theatre
Metro
Broadway
North Woods
Charlie Chaplin
Hippodrome
Lee Walsh
Hippodrome Theater
Walsh
Billie Gurke
Paramount
Footlight chatter on Broadway actors and productions
Annie TMughes and other performers populate a bustling New York stage scene. Schenck declines Tarzan film, while John Drew expands his company with Enid Morel and a prima donna chorus. A benefit for child welfare plays in New York as actors discuss new works, tours, and imminent premieres across multiple companies and venues.
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Annie Tmughes
Comedienne
Art Schenck
John Drew
Hidle Enid Morel
Alna Wallace
Nella Melba
Society For the Prevention
New York
Ethel Clifton
Harold de Becker
March
Chrecr
Army General Staff
Nicah Markham
Eduardo
Tilsa Cansino
Winter Garden
London
Charles Compton
Joseph Santley
Ati Compton
Igaby
Selwyn Office
Paul Ker
Lester Lonergan
Ties
George Sonndhurst
Lillian Trimble Bradley
Amy Ricard
Jonergan
Henri Bataille
Elsie Herndon Kearns
Utah
hissTunarer
Miss Supt
Jen Green
Charlie Compton
George M. Cohan
Gareth Jlughes
Wolft
Dry Park
Edith Wynne Matthison
Wres
Wroadway
Camden Girl Amn Pennington Shines In Stage Career
Amn Pennington of Camden New Jersey is celebrated as a child star in Susie Snowflake and rose to fame in amateur circles. She toured with The Red Widow then gained major success as a dancer in the Ziegfeld Follies, where she has starred for three years.
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Ann. Pennington
Players-Paramount
Susie Snowflake
Camden
N. Jd
Philadelphia
Miss Pennington
Misa Pennington
Morle
Fox Studios
A. Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Blackfeet
Miss Pennington Wins Studio Contract After Stage Success
The article notes Miss Pennington, famed for Susie Snowflake, attracting Paramount interest with a term contract offer. She emphasizes a practical goal of leaving dancing roles for meaningful screen work while remaining young and eager to grow, praising her vibrant personality and comic talent.
Cinema News From Famous Players-Lusky Studio
Production on The Lie starring Tilsie Ferguson advances under J Searte Dawley direction. Dawley lauds Ferguson while noting adaptation from Henry Arthur Jones. Santa Barbara studios push 1918 work as new effects and night shoots, with Swanson, Keaton, Lake, and others in forthcoming features.
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Famous Players-Lusky Studio
Tilsie Ferguson
J. Searte Dawley
Miss Perguson
Mr. Dawley
Miss Ferguson
Henry Arthur Jones
Elinor
Shala
Betty Howe
Lucy
Dive Powell
Gerald Foster
John L. Shine
Sir Robert Shale
Percy Marmont
Neil Dibkin
Hlinor
Charles Sutton
Bertha Kent
Santa Barbara
Samuel
Hutchingon
Lusky
California
Jack Pickford
Paramount Pictures
Jack
New York
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Ethel Barryniors
al Jolson
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Woods
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Frederick
Wolves of the Rail
Elite Theatre
Main Street
Carlyle Blackwell
June Elvidge
Brady Ben. Wilson
Neva Gerber
Fannie Ward
Norma Talmadge
Rupert Hughes
Gates & Finley
Delano & Pike
Miss Jewel Smith
Smith
Barnum
Newfield Park
Colonial Ball Room
McEnelly
Fox Super
Dehbonair
George Walsh
Warrior
Kane-Barker
Haltford Ave
Tral Ave
Orap
Glad
Birds OF Prey
Handson Theatre
Patricia DoMinge
Oswald Xorke
Maud Yosford
Helen Weathersby
Mattie Ferguson
Stephen Davis
Glenn Hunter
Selane Tail
Harry Barfoot
Brooklawn Dancing Pavilion
WARL
Spratfield Car
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Bee Today Ie
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WM. Cohill
the Village Tinker
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Chas. Richman
Anna Nillson
Flesh
Himself
al. Abbott
Walters
Festina
Kamplan & Bell
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