Footlight and Film Thin Dime Buys Luck in Movies
A young Irish sailor making good after a rough start finds success in film and theater. He transitions from hardship to steady work, gaining recognition in a world of stage and screen during a busy entertainment season.
Movies in Local Theaters Feature Returns and Pairings
Today shows multiple film offerings across venues including Mayers in My Son at the Park Theater, Love Pirates at Lyceum Believe Me Jimmy, Ella Cinders with Colleen Moore at Alhambra, Lorraine of the Lions at Mozart with Norman Kerry, Silence at the Strand starring Tl B Warner and Vera Reynolds, Partners Again with George Sidney and Miss Alexander Carr at Valentine, plus a Greenwich Village dance at Moonlight Ballroom and concerts at Meyers Lake Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Take Park Theater
Mayers
Lyceum
Love Pirates
Jimmy
Alhambra
Colleen Moore
Ella Cinders
Mozart
Norman Kerry
Strand
B. Warner
Vera Reynolds
Valentine
George Sidney
Miexsander
Carr
Greenwich
Meyers Lake Park
Ann Concressions
From Penniless Coal-Hand to Hollywood Player Rufe in Hell Bent for Heaven
Gardner James, the Irish character actor, recalls his rise from dockside poverty to stardom after signing on as a coal hand bound for Los Angeles. He was chosen from 200 applicants for the juvenile role of Lord Rollo in The Happy Warrior and has since appeared in eight films, most recently The Amateur Gentleman with Richard Barthelmess. James spent years as a child actor with a Shuts contract and once circled the world twice as crew before finding screen success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Gardner James
Heaven
New York
Los Angeles
Richard Barthelmess
James
The
Shuts
George Arlise
Disraeli
Moonlight Ballroom Opens With Fred Damon Band This Week
Press note announces MOONTIGHT BALLROOM starting tonight and continuing all week with Fred Damon and his Greenwich Villagers, a well known dance band, providing social dance music.
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Moontight Ballroom
Fred Damon
Greenwich Villagers
George Sidney Portrays Abe Potash in Partners Again
George Sidney, famed for his stage Abe Potash portrayal, continues in the role in Partners Again at the Valentine venue. His standout impersonation of Jewish types has kept him prominent in early screen adaptations of Potash and Perl mutter.
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George Sidney
Abe Potash
Plain
Moonlight Ballroom and seaside amusements open in Canton
Moonlight Ballroom remains a hotspot for Canton dance hall patrons and the big playground is open daily with all features active. The bathing beach opens with no admission charge and the picnic season begins next Saturday with the National Brotherhood of Operatives frolicking at the playground. The Alhambra screens Ella Cinders Colleen Moore’s latest First National comedy drama about a swindler sponsored contest and a Hillywood trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
National Brotherhood of Operatives
East Liverpool
Alhambra
Ella Cinders
Colleen Mouore
First National
Hillywood
Patty Moore leads in a Cinderella themed drama at Valentine theater
The excerpt previews Miss Moore and Lloyd Hughes in a city crowded with beauties and entry fee driven crowds. It highlights the Valentine theater program featuring a humorous Partners Again adaptation and the Potash and Perlmutter likenesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moore
Lloyd Hughes
Silence shines at Strand with Vera Reynolds in double role
The Strand opens the Rupert Julian film Silence featuring Vera Reynolds H B Warner Raymond Hatton Rockliffe Fellowes Jack Muthall and Virginia Pearson. The story follows a gentlemen crook torn between love and crime as a daughter remains unaware of his secret and a murder trial leads to a death sentence and a gripping climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Vera Reynolds
H. B. Warner
Raymond Hatton
Rockliffe Fellowes
Jack Muthall
Virginia Pearson
Rupert Julian
Mr. Warner
Miss Reynolds
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