The Blindness of Devotion at Grande Theatre
Robert B. Mantell stars in The Blindness of Devotion at the Grande Theatre tomorrow afternoon and night under William Fox management. The melodrama follows Count de Carnay and his entangled lovers Renee Delacroix Pierre Cavereaux and Bella with treachery, jealousy, and a fatal twist leading to a dramatic finale.
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Bella
Genevieve Hamper
Liberty Theatre Showcases Oak Set in Jane Premiere
The Liberty Theatre presents Jane, starring Charlotte Greenwood and Sidney Grant, marking film debut for Greenwood. Oliver Morosco produced an unprecedented solid quarter sawn oak set for the Pacific coast, with Frank Lloyd directing, highlighting luxury and realism in the mansion interior for this production.
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Snydney Grant
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Movie Folks Moral or Immoral Debate Sparks Southland
Controversy over whether movie workers are moral or immoral rocks the southland center of the motion picture industry. Ministers judges stars and industry heads clash after Rev. Charles C. Seleeman questioned industry morals while Judge Charles Monroe cites numerous divorce cases tied to the business. EB D Horkheimer defends the industry noting some women fall into immorality under film craze but argues it does not justify judgment.
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Pickford Reaffirms Famous Players Paramount Ties
Mary Pickford rejects record offers to stay with Famous Players Film Company. She will star in new Famous Players-Mary Pickford Productions with a half interest, continuing releases through Paramount Pictures.
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Beatriz Michelena to Write For The Press
Operatic star Beatriz Michelena, famed for films like Saromy Jane and Mignon, becomes a regular contributor to The Press. Her column Talks With Screen Struck Girls will give concise, experience based guidance to aspiring actresses entering the motion picture field. She will demystify easy money myths and stress practical advice, drawing on her own training and family background in opera.
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Motion Picture Morals Debate Sparks Plant Visit
A leader urges an investigation of his large studio and argues ministers should not lump all moving picture companies with a few tainted firms. He cites the need to separate morals enforcement from blanket condemnation of the industry.
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Talk With Screen Struck Girls Debuts February 2
The article previews a new series where a film actress provides firsthand insights on motion picture acting and compares stage and screen. The first Talk With Screen Struck Girls will appear in next Wednesday's issue, February 2, with a new talk each week thereafter.
Half Price Sale of Remnants at Rosenbaums Thursday
Advertisement notes a half price sale of remnants at Rosenbaums on Thursday with Bou rd for full particulars.
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The Wall Street Girl Begins New Serial Run
Readers can pick up the latest issue of Every Week for a recap of earlier chapters along with three pages of new adventures in this ongoing serial.
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