Film Favorites Weds in Greenwich Surprise Matrimony
Dorothy Gish and Constance Talmadge, famed film stars, wed James Rennie and John Ptaloglou in Greenwich. The quiet ceremony, performed by Justice Albert S Mead, avoided cameras and crowds. Both brides, aged 21, had long friendship and staged the weddings as a public tease before their movie careers continue.
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Constance Talmadge
Jamies Rennie
John Ptaloglou
James Rennie
John Pialoglou
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Risks! O'Hara
Ehuma
Fortune Telling of Gypsies Prophesied Sheffield Links
A centuries old tale from Sheffield England recounts a Romany fortune teller who predicted two futures for local youths. One boy, J Stuart Blackton, would gain world renown as an artist after emigrating to America and producing a photoplay. His companion would become Lord Mayor of Sheffield. The prophecy appeared fulfilled during a gala in Sheffield for Blackton’s photodrama Passers By, rekindling memories among his relatives.
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London
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The Round Up at Plaza Theatre Tonight
The famous Western drama The Round Up arrives on screen at the Plaza theatre today by special arrangement with Joseph M. Sehenek. Roscoe Arbuckle plays Sim Hoover the sheriff while Edmund Day’s tale follows Jack Payson Echo Allen Dick Lane and Buck McKee as Apaches. The cast includes Mabel Julienne Irving Cummings Jane Acker Guy Oliver Wallace Beott Forman who also wrote the scenario.
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Plaza Theatre
Joseph M. Sehének
Roscoe Arbuckie
Sim” Hoover
Edmund Day
Jack Pavon
Echo Allen
Echo
Dick Lane
Buck McKee
Jack Payson
Alten
Jack
Iealec McKee
VU. Beott
Kee
Mr. Ar‘om Ferman
Mabel Julienne Irving Cummings
Jane Acker
Guy Oliver
Wallace
Tom Forman
New Photoplays for New Year From Goldwyn Studio
Goldwyn Studio lists new photoplays scheduled for production with two stories from Le ver City, an original script in progress, and assistance for William in adapting his novel Washington Square. Charles Kenyon, author of Kindling, contributes an original story, while Booth Tarkington provides a feature reduction forthcoming.
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Goldwyn
Lever City
Washington Square
Charles Kenyon
Kindling
Godwyn Scena
Booth Tarkington
Jottings by D J L: Oddities and a conjurer tale
A collection of light vignettes reflecting social quirks. A local conjurer named Traphagen shares a humorous studio party anecdote about a reader’s letters hidden under a rug and a maid’s puzzled reaction. The piece blends playful observations on attire and wit with a recipe for success stressing enthusiasm, persistence, and practical business sense.
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William ‘Traphagen
Vera Gordon Stage Pioneer Tells East Side Career Notes
Vera Gordon, the Russian actress, formerly starred on the East Side in Rex Beach's The North Wind's Malice for Goldwyn. She formed her own company and produced in her native language, gaining success in contemporary dramas. She mostly appeared at East Side theaters where Nazimova first built her American reputation.
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Vera Gordon
Rex Beach
Plaza theatre Holiday program features Fatty Arbuckle film star
The Plaza theatre opens a holiday program headlined by Fatty Arbuckle in The Round-Up, a Paramount feature by George Melford, with Mabel Julienne Scott Irving Cummings Jane Acker Tom Forman and Wallace Beery. The bill also presents Donna Montran and her California Bathing Beauties, Shaw's Circus with animals, and a variety of acts. A New Year's Eve Midnight Show is planned and tickets are selling fast, with Wanda Hawley in Her First Elopement and Fatty Arbuckle in His Wedding Day.
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Fatty Arbuckle
George Melford
Paramount
Mabel Julienne Scott
Irving Cummings
Jane Acker
Tom Forman
Wallace Beery
Donna Montran
California
Shaw's Circus
Little Bo Peep
Jack Horner
Kathryn Arnold
George L. Cohan
Poil's
Wanda Hawley
Realart
Fatty Arbuckie
The
Pathe News
Marmein Sisters
Dave
Studio Lights Endanger Eye Health Says Specialist
A Los Angeles eye specialist warns mercury vapor studio lights threaten film workers eyes. William D. Taylor, a noted director, may retire due to ultraviolet exposure risks. Back lighting extends danger beyond the camera range and could cause permanent vision impairment in some cases.
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Los Angeles
William D. Taylor
Sugar rumor hits Helene Chadwick in Goldwyn film
Indignant Helene Chadwick protests a circulating rumor that she eats sugar on lettuce while Will Rogers and director Clarice Badger finalize the picturization of Irvin Cobb's story Boys Will Be Boys. Editing and titling begin early next week with the star contributing.
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Goldwyn Picture
Will Rogers
Clarice Badger
Irvin
Cobb
Molly Malone Rises Fast in Goldwyn Studio
Molly Malone, a South Africa bred actress discovered as a studio extra, has quickly advanced to leading roles with Goldwyn. After strong turns in Stop Thief and Is a Great Life, she is set to star opposite Jack Pickford in Just Out of College. Raised amid horses and distant from neighbors, her initial dream was interior decorating.
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Goldwyn Company
Tom Moore
Cullen Landis
Jack Pickford
Miss Malone
Los Angeles
Actres
Tme
Goldwyn Players
Southi? Africa
Malones
Cinema News Briefs on Wallingford and Studio Moves
Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford will be filmed on a grand scale directed by Frank Borzage, who moves from comedy editing to romantic drama. Pauline Starke suffered temporary blindness on Snowy Blindness filming in Canada due to strong lights. Universal signs William Worthington and Robert Thornby to bolster projects, while Niles Welch denies Universal departure rumors. Tina Modotti joins the Dial Film ranks as Broncho Billy Anderson shifts from westerns to new ventures. Harry Carey says he will quit westerns. D W Griffith plans only major pictures and may move to Broadway for a new studio.
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