Nazimova Stars in Madame Peacock at Princess Theatre
Nazimova, hailed as a supreme screen artist, appears next Saturday in Madame Peacock a Rita Weiman story adaptation. The star performs a dual role testing her emotional range amid backstage life drama and a rise to a humbler humanity guided by the director’s focus on intimate backstage details.
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Nazimova
Princess Theatre
Madame” Peacock
Rita Weiman
Lough
Jane Goring
Athens News Notes on School Event and Local Happenings
The Athens audience learns of a Sixth grade program held at the Public School building on October 14 with a banner prize for attendance. Sallie B. Malone joins Miss Ripley Black as B-28 Assistant with the News. Harold events include Hallowe'en plans for October 28 and a push for new school walls rising. The piece mentions Mrs. J. J. Tur’s death and lists residents and visitors, including Frances Duncan and James Woodruff engagement news, plus multiple social calls and visits among Athens residents.
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Sallie B. Malone
Ripley Black
Hallowe’en
Talented young actor leads feminine role in film
Claire Windsor stars as the leading woman in Whats Worth While at the Princess Theatre next Thursday. Lois Weber selected her for her first independent Paramount release after Windsor’s meteoric rise and previous success in To Please One Woman. Robert Martin oversees production while Eugene Yarbrough and Clay Rawls support the project through directing. Dr Glenn returns home after a church meeting. Herbert Smith travels from Limestone to Augusta, and Mrs Hamblen visits Limestone kin with local notes.
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Claire Windsor
Princess Theatre
Miss Windsor
Weber
Paramount
Miss Weber
Lois Weber
Beau Revel at Princess Theatre with Vidor Star Power
The new Paramount picture Beau Revel opens at the Princess Monday. Nellie Steele, played by Miss Vidor, anchors the emotional conflict between Beau Revel Lewis Stone and Dick Revel Lloyd Hughes. The drama boasts vivid scenes of old Broadway nightlife and strong support from an all star cast under John G. Viray and Thomas H. Ince.
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New York
Broadway
Tenderloin
John G. Viray
Thomas ‘H. Ince
William Russell to star in Bare Knuckles at Princess Theatre
William Russell headlines Bare Knuckles a Fox Western at the Princess Theatre next Friday. The film stars Russell as Brute with Mary Thursman opposing him under director James Hogan. Scenes unfold in the Sierra Mountains with a real blizzard enhancing mountain storm photography and authentic western life.
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William Russell
Princess Theatre
William Fox
Fox
A. Channing Edington
Brute McGuire
Mr. Russell
James Hogan
Russel
West
Sierra
Hogan
Roscoe Arbuckle Stars In Life Of The Party At Princess
Roscoe Arbuckle appears in The Life of the Party a five reel comedy from Paramount. The plot centers on Algernon Leary a young lawyer who battles a Milk Trust and a blackmailing vamp while trying to win reelection as mayor. Cast includes Frank Campeau Viola Danial Winifred Greenwood. Directed by Henaberg. Walter Woods adapted.
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Roscoe Arbuckle
Joseph M. Schenck
Irvin 8
Cobb
Princess Theatre
Algernon Leary
Leary
Frank Campeau
Viola Daniel
Winifred Greenwood
Walter Woods
Joseph Henaberg
Paramount
Western Construction Camps Feature Noted Team Members
Prominent players Russel is joined by Correan Kirkham George Fisher Edwin Booth Tilton Charles Gormah Jack Rose leigh Charles Stevens John Cook and Joe Lee in a camp lineup praised for talent and reputation.
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Russel
Correan Kirkham
George Fisher
Edwin Booth Tilton
Charles Gormah
Jack Roseleigh
Charles Stevens
John Cook
Joe Lee
Fatty Arbuckle to star in The Life of the Party at Princess Theatre
The Life of the Party features Fatty Arbuckle in a side-splitting scene where a drunk cab ride ends badly and a man in a child’s costume returns home from a masquerade. The show arrives at the Princess Theatre Tuesday by arrangement with J M. Schenck.
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Fatty” Arbuckle
Princess Theatre
J M. Schenck
Life of the Party film series adaptation noted
The Life of the Par ty series of Paramount feature pictures is adapted from Irvin B. Cobb's Saturday Evening Post story of the same name.
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Paramount Feature Pictures
Irvin 8
Cobb
Saturday Evening Post
Negro Rushed to Baltimore Jail After Lynch Threats
Samuel Smith a 21 year old black man suspected of shooting Miss Martia Davis Lyon of Glen Ridge New Jersey and attempting to assault her was rushed to Baltimore under heavy guard and confined at the central police station as mobs gathered in Baltimore County. Lyon lies in a hospital in a highly nervous state and unable to face the suspect while Smith teeters on collapse.
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International News Service
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Samuel Smith
Fire Chief Returns From North American Convention
W. H. Sorber, Albany fire department chief, arrived home from Atlanta where he attended the Fire Chiefs of America and Canada convention. He was among four Alabama chiefs at the meeting and the next gathering is planned for San.
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W. H. Sorber
Albany
Ire Department
Atlanta
Fire Chiefs of
America
Canada
Chief Sorber
Alabama
San
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