Hunchback of Notre Dame Leads Local Playhouses This Week
Ciara Kimball Young stars in Enter Madama at State Street Diaghouss with Lou Chaney in supporting roles. The production recreates Notre Dame in Paris with 72 Laemmle technicians, 2,590 extras, and a grand cathedral set, drawing strong Broadway and critic attention. The Virginian screens Enter Madama and a Metro picture depicting Ler Bateme, both likely drawing crowds Monday.
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Backward Winter Delays Griffiths America Film Shoot
Snow and ice shortages slow production on Griffiths photodrama America as scouts fail to find frozen rivers in Canada. Stars Lionel Barrymore and Carol Dempster face on set incidents including Demptser’s fall from a horse and a sprained ankle delaying outdoor scenes at Mamaroneck and Valley Forge.
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First National gears up for two Ince shorts with Thomas H Ince connects
An early cinema note outlines two Ince produced shorts under Thomas H Ince at First National. Cast includes Louise Fayonda and Ford Sterling in one, with Nyma S pags and Syd Chaplin in others. Worries about a real child’s care echo through the emotional setup as Griefith Wray directs and Adolph Menning leads.
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Poisoned Paradis to Be Filmed at Holly Road Studio
Gasnier Studio prepares a screen version of Edwin Balmer’s popular novel The Broadly Scandal with Allen in a lead role. Olga Krintzlan completes a séance and Dow is chosen. Production marks the first Prop erad picture at Holly Road Studio under a new B. P. Aebyl berg era. Anna Q. Nilsson as star of Flowing Gold reveals wig demands and dramatic pressures during filming, with a hospital setback delaying scenes.
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The Week in the Theatres Newsline
The Rialto screens Hunchback of Notre Dame with Lon Chaney while the Virginian features Enter Madame with Clara Kimball Young. Later showings list Pied Piper Malone starring Thomas Meighan and varied Chaney appearances across Tue Thu Sat slots.
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Poisoned Paradise Sets New Film Technique Era
A review of Poisoned Paradise argues the film marks a new era in cinematic technique while noting many familiar tricks recur. It cites Raymond Griffith and Clare Bow, praises director Gaanner Rigged, and describes a pivotal scene where the villain arrives and the heroine outsmarts him using symbolic props, concluding with a hopeful ending.
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Jayhawkers Forecast Bright Year Across College Sports
Kansas Jayhawkers anticipate a strong year in football basketball track and baseball with focus on defense high score chances and early spring practices. Coach Clark Mosley leads football drills while Phog Allen plans aggressive basketball strategy and Kansas track eyes a strong Valley showing.
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Grand-Asher negotiates signatures for feature contract
Lemuel V. Grand president of Grand-Asher Distributing and Edward Mt. Tanner pursue agreements with independent producers for at least eighteen features and special productions. They outline a distribution system to gradually release 100 percent of titles to independent producers, with first releases targeting "Boss of the Mhetta" and a high profile slate, while stressing a favorable year ahead for independent pictures.
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The White Moth Next For Maurice Tourneur
The White Moth is slated next for Maurice Tourneur as a complex production with Kenneth MacGowan and Edouard Jopes among the creative team. The article reviews cast, plot elements, and production notes, noting camera work, studio shooting in New York, and Tourneur’s reputation in theater circles, with background on the source story and adaptation.
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Fragmented Studio Notes on Vaudeville Act and Sea Lion
The text outlines a vaudeville stage plan featuring Fonjec Farenda and a sea lion named Dreddin. It mentions an enabled work-over plan, an audience welcome, limited rehearsals, and the possibility of a complete stage welting and applause. The piece notes the sea lion’s delicate timing and the performers’ constrained rehearsal window for a planned reappearance.
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