When A Girl Marries Continued With Carl and Daisy
Daisy schemes to lure Carl while Jim guards a fragile friendship with Barbara Anne. Carl proposes dinner with Irma Warren and Mr Hal Dane, then a risky betting game at table stirs Daisy’s hunger for money. Daisy calls Barbara Anne for lunch amid lingering tensions. To Be Continued. Portis Polly With a Past noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Carl
Daisy
Carl Booth
Barbara Anne
Uttle Bionde
Irma Warren
Mr. Haldane
Mr. Harrison
Miss Warren
Haldane
Anne
Ike
Try This Over On Your Gas Stove
Instructions describe pressing cooked vegetables through a stove and mixing pulp with cooking liquid and milk to make a thickened sauce. Add salt and a flour butter paste, then cook and stir constantly until thick. The dish Batil Dour is suggested as well done.
Head Over Heels and Tina Bambina in Worthwhile Screen Plays
Studio notes preview a returning star in a breezy comedy drama. Mabel Normand headlines a tale of romance and rivalry as Tina Bambina seeks stardom, aiding and quarreling with Sterling Lawson and Wilkins amid a love triangle and mistaken fame.
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Mabel
Miss Normand
Bridgeport
Tina Bambinaet
Sterling
New York
Lawson
Tina
Saquibbs
Lemon
Wilkins
Sis Hopkins
Squibbs
Edith Penfield
Edith
Iis
Walsh
Italy
No Movie Kisses Censored by Japanese Film Official
A humorous account from a New York Tribune piece discusses Tokyo film censorship. Adachi Kinnosuke touts a unique silent masterpiece born from censor cuts and conservatives, depicting kissing as taboos and hygienic concerns.
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Tono
Flowers Kingdom
Adachi Kinnosuke
New York Tribune
Tokio
Earth
Flo
Hamor
Fanny Herself Filming Site at Universal City
A replica of a Seare-Roebuck office is built at Universal City for Tod Browning’s Fanny Herself starring Mabel Julienne Scott. Browning’s chief camelman William Fil den sent a photo of the set from Chicago to aid atmospheric shooting for the Edna Ferber story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seare-Roebuck Company
Jengu
Universal City
Sceres
Tod Browning
Fanny
Edna Ferber
Mabel Julienne Scott
William Filden
Browning
Chicago
Poli Letter Dear Hen Encore at Poli's with bright spots
A reader recounts Poli's weekly show highlighting DeMorest Collette and a strong cast. The review praises originality, lively music, and comedy with Bill and his viol, Blaine Beastey’s three performances, Raymond and Lytle’s fancy steps, Iisen Lynch and Dixon for laughs, and a vivid Screen adaptation of The passionate Vigrim. The writer teases the latest events and signs off as Sandy.
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Hen
Poli’s
DeMorest
Collette
Bill
Muldoon
Franklin
Rose
Blaine Beastey
Jonly
Raymond
Lytle
Iisen
Lynch
Dixon
Sandy
Plaza Program Pleases With Variety Show And Movie Screen
A Box News Weekly review notes mixed acts at the Plaza program including scenes of disaster after Pueblo foods and a Jack Dempsey trading segment with little audience applause. It highlights The Idol of the North featuring Dorothy Dalton with dramatic scenes set in the 49er era and Canadian Mounted Police era, drunken revelry and mining town depictions.
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Plax
Jack Dempsey
Paramount
Dorothy Dalton
Herest
Canadian Northwest
Canadian Mounted Police
Will Rogers Treat at Goldwyn Studios Luncheon
Will Rogers treated the entire Rogers organization at a large surprise luncheon at Goldwyn studios. He surprised guests after a horse raffle winner valued at $0 declared the star had spent about $50 on tickets and the group enjoyed a $100 plus check. The Atlas Baths host ladies days with clubs forming and swimming lessons underway on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Whs Rogers
Treat
Goldwyn Studios
Sturdiod
Rovers
Deelarea
Bii
Atlas Baths
Bridgeport
Atlas Hotel Turkish Baths
Belcoming
Advice to the Lovelorn: Better Wait
A reader aged near eighteen seeks guidance on love and education. The adviser urges patience, notes the partner is younger and unready, and cautions against early marriage or binding pledges. Focus remains on personal growth, avoiding浪 impulsive romance during college plans.
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Miss Fairfax
Sam
Irl
Sve
Pega
Lad
Eugene O'Brien Aims for Hamlet and Romeo Roles
The piece notes Eugene O'Brien pursuing film roles as Hamlet and Romeo. It mentions Conway Tearle and Adele Rowland, with Keefe and Ince linked to projects, and references Winifred Westover as a leading woman. It also references Niles Welch and Elaine Hammerstein in various collaborations and asks about Love's Masquerette with Westover.
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Eugene O'Brien
Hamlet
Romeo
Conway Tearle
Adele Rowland
Blaine Wammmerstein
Zena Keefe
Ralph Ince
Winifred Westover
Bucking the Tiger
Niles Welch
Claire Anderson
Elaine Hammerstein
Amusement Calendar Highlights Vaudeville and Film Lineup
Vaudeville headliner from Mijice theater Damerest Estelle Collett. feature films at Merwin and Capitol. Dorothy Dalton and Jack Dempsey in training reels. Bert Lytell in A Message for We. Snowblind at Capitol. Polish venues show The Idol of the Story and Through the Mother. Organ music and dances listed at several theaters.
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Polps
Mijice
Damerest
Estelle Collett
York
Davey
Aiiner
Joe Doncexn
Flashlicht Gira
Dorothy Dalton
Clinton Avenue
Bert Lytell
Nain
Charles Streets
American—Exs Education
College
Capitol
Milford
F. Smif
Brooklawn
Las Turkish Baths
Mary Pickford
Bille Burke
The Well Dressed Woman in New Head Dress Styles
The article discusses postwar fashion favoring simpler elegant head dresses. It favors laurel wreaths inspired styles, notes black velvet leaves, and cites Spanish combs with elaborate variants. It mentions blue green beaded slips, feathered shells, and enamelled combs as striking alternatives.
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Gloria
Cesar
Theatres West Adopts Mixed Lineup of Shows
Review notes Bert Lytell in A Messare From Mars at The West End, praising its appeal and urging friends to see it. Jimmie Aubrey stars in His Jonah Day, a light comedy. Elsie Ferguson stars Tomorrow in Lady Boss Dau shier with Norman Kerry. Ruth Dwyer supports Eugene O Brien in Clay Dollars. The Empire hosts The Silver Lining weekly with Jewel Carmen, a Metro release, featuring a dual background tale of two girls from differing upbringings.
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Norman Kerry
Constance Tal- Mmidze
Sallie
Empire Theatre
Metro
Jewel Carmen
13 Creek
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Mia Harrison
Portis
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Emo
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Mabet, Normand
Japan
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Kissins
Los Angeles
Kiesing
Menning Berger
Goldwyn
Stockholm
Arthur Hopkins
Eilecen Percy
Buck Jones
William Mussel
Shirley Mason
Estelle Taylor
Clyde Cook
Atlas Hotel
Itea
Stratford Ave
South America
Mae
West End
Mars
Richard Ganthoney
Jimmie Aubrey
Jonah Day
Poli Letter
Hayman
Irene Coleman
Ann Murdock
Alf Hayman
William Travers Jerome
Will Rogers
State Street
Risley
Stratfield Cafeteria
Stratfield
Stratfield Hotel
F. A. Cantwell, Mer
Betwen Pictures
Selunick
Mort Lee
Elite Main
Buster Keaton
PPR
Corinne Griffiths
Vitagraph
Minelln
Martin Ryan
Noble Avenue
Swanson
Dast
Ruth Dwyer
Tom Mb
Pilgrim
Samuel Merwinhich
Supreme
Uai Deville
William DeMorest
Estelle Collette
Palace Theatre
Tor
Dixon, Lynch & Dixon
Wim. W. Lyn Brigg
Johnny Muldoon
Pearl Pranklin
Lew Rose
Lone
Dance
Muse
Elaine
Taymond
Pathe News
the Chapins
Molange
Toomorroww
Nick Cogley
Ojack
Idempsey
Joe Donovan
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