Pathe exhibition showcases Prince Patheologue works at New York
Filmdom notes a Pathe company display at New York featuring two pastel subjects by Prince Patheologue used for posters. The works, praised as the artist's finest, blend water and encaustic techniques or similar style. Alice Worry, former player, has recovered from illness and resumed performances.
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Prince Doh Maleologua
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Alice Worry
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Belgium drama and vaudeville bill at Volfs theater
The week’s closing shows feature Sidney Olcott's Belgium heart story with Walker Whiteside and Valentine Grant in The Belgium, eight reels, plus LaBelle Titerah in grand vaudeville with gowns and scenes. Other acts include Three Royolas, CJ Green, Halligan and Sykes in Finnan and Haddie, Poli's animated news, and more.
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CJ Green
Halligan and Sykes
Pfinnan
Haddie
Poli
Nazimova A Storied Vaudeville to Screen Star Rise
Madame Nazimova hailed as one of the era’s most distinguished actresses born in Crimea. From violin studies in Switzerland to Moscow theatre to American stages, she earned renown in Ibsen and Shaw works and led a wave of superb photodramas at Metro after War Brides.
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Naszimova
Russian
Crimea
Black Sea
Switzerland
Geneva
Russia
Odessa
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Itths Isgolf
Countess Coquette
Vanddeville
Marion Craig Wentworth
Herbert Breenon
Selanick Pictures
Nazimova
Metro
Mabel Wagnalls
Government and Movie Picture Industry Unite
The National Association of the Motion Picture Industry plans a joint drive for War Saving Stamps led by Adolph Zukor, chairman. The industry will screen slides nationwide to promote savings, following strong Treasury support and past success with Liberty loans.
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Zukor
New York
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Eb, Brulatour
Marcus Lowe
George IK
Spoor
Innocent Fannie Ward Triumph At Eltinge Theatre
A. H. Woods revived Innocent with Fannie Ward at New York's Eltinge Theatre last Sunday January 20. The film version softens the vampire mood of the stage play and casts Ward as an impulsive but appealing young girl, earning praise as a major motion picture triumph. The audience included society leaders and critics who weighed screen against stage in this George Broadhurst drama adaptation.
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Innocent
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Cinema Breevities Stirred by Texas Door Ad Oddities
A flurry of Hollywood in jokes and gags as Texas door map shines on a star’s sign. J Barney Sherry, dubbed film millionaire, removes his card, a wine glass motif added below. Culver City studio wars start, Gunn threatens cannon on his name plate. Cast and crew mourn Jimmy the squirrel. Eve's Daughter starring Burke wraps. plans for Kolinsky capes prompt wardrobe talk. I V Jefferson recalls before screen success. Trotzky’s motion picture fantasy teased. Stowaways and Strategy at sea, Columbus sighting parody, and more studio antics. Sydney Drew duo tease Pay Day with surprises. Plage, War Dept posters, and Mary Pickford director anecdotes round out the lively reel.
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William V. Brong
Nag
Han
Wells
Miller
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