Lyric Theatre Hosts Daughter of Mother Machree
Review notes Wolf Players' strong reception for Daughter of Mother Machree at Lyric led by Warda Howard and a versatile supporting cast. Next week, Here Comes the Bride is promised. other venues feature Brown of Harvard and Stella Maris with star casts and dramatic thrillers across multiple theatres.
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Mother Machree
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Sride
Hippodrome
Tom Moore
Focal
Hippodrome Theatre
Goldwyn
Brown
Harvard
Franklyn Farnum
West Eni
Jane Lee Kidnaps Strange Mongrel
In a Georgia railroad station a girl named Jane Lee runs up with a found pup, dragging it to the train as a scene unfolds. The event creates a brief, comic disruption during the moment before departure.
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Strange Mongrel
Jane
Bo Jane
Tog
Pater
Virginia Pearson in Photo-Play Burlesque Portrayal
The article recounts Virginia Pearson’s onscreen likes and dislikes during the filming of Daughter of Vranes. A German orderly scene caused a minor, non-graphic incident under heavy star lighting. Pearson’s costume included helmet woolen trousers and a heavy coat as she discusses the film’s production sensibilities.
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Miss Tearson
CINEMA BREVITIES Pictorial notes from stage and studio life
William Farnum travels between Newark and California following recent Fox projects directed by Richard Stanton in Port Henry North Carolina and Adirondacks amid a flurry of photoplays. King Baggot and son, Manuries Fallet, and many others including Lou Durham and Sonia Markova are tied to Triangle and World Pictures. A carnival of sets features roses, fountains, and a New York Cafe scene in The Veil while Blue Blazes Rawden showcases lumberjack life in the North and the return to civilization.
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Rawden
William Hart
North
Physician Soldier Defends Motion Pictures Eye Safety
Capt Bahn of the American Expeditionary Forces writes in Ophthalmology that moving pictures do not harm the eye under proper conditions. He notes fatigue is due to screen issues and reading strain, not cinema itself, and urges viewers to adapt viewing habits or consult an eye doctor if discomfort persists.
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New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal
Lockwood Returns From Palm Beach
Lockwood and Wave studio personnel finished a Palm Beach shoot for The Landlaper Dietro release. The Jacksonville group traveled three hundred miles by car, others by rail, with the trip uneventful. Palm Beach hosted many notables who volunteered as atmosphere for production while Fisaway’s Stage Woman’s War Relief contribution and Doll comedies add to the busy two sliy session.
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Chicago
Essanay
Olive Tell Creates An Original Kiss On Screen
Alisa Olive Tell, a rising stage star, objects to the standard on screen kiss in The Girl and the Judge. She favors turning their backs to the audience for a novel fadeout with David Powell. Douglas Fairbanks is also in studio makeup posing with his horse from the western.
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David Powell
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Tell
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Prince Trauhelsky
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Westenr
Tog
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