Music Gives Humoresque Scenes Emotional Depth
Vaudeville feature notes director Frank Borzage used a Hebrew choir to heighten mood for Humoresque scenes set in New York’s East Side. The cast reacted to Kol Nidre and Eli Eli before switching to a gentler tune to restore warmth. Katherine MacDonald’s secretary replies to fan letters about marriages and roles, with quips on digestion and cooking.
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Frank Borzage
New York
East Side
Borzage
Ian Hero
Vera Gordon
Gaston Glass
Miss MacDonald
Katherine MacDonald
High Strung Nerves Spark Modern Women's Dress Critique
Famous actress Elsie Ferguson joins Dr. Eliot in blaming nerves for why society women wear indecent fashion. She argues lack of time and imagination drive immodest styles, says background meditation and dignity foster beauty, and urges restraint on urban dress norms.
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Elsie Ferguson
New York
Society Women of America
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
America
Dr. Hliot
Miss Ferguson
Elsie Perguson
Four Dog Teams to Carry Mail in Far North Film
Director David M Hartford plans to use four malamute dog teams double teams of Alaskan reindeer and polar bears in the Associated First National release The Golden Snare James Oliver Curwood's Far North story. Hartford will draft his racing dogs as a mail team for biweekly transport during location shooting. Pinchot quote appears in the piece about forest product supplies and capital destruction.
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David M. Hartford
Associated First National
James Oliver Curwood
Far North
Mr. Hartford
Ask Wanda Orpheum Theater Notice
During the Blanch Pickett Stock Co engagement the theater will offer two matinees next week one on Thursday and one on Saturday. The pictures run each day before the performance starting promptly at 7 45 and again after the show.
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Sir Oliver Lodge
Shubert Theatre
New York
Madame Wanda
Pickett Stock Company
Orpheum Theatre
Blanch Pickett Stock Co
Picture Program Features Phantom Foe Episode Trio
The listing announces two days of film programs with Juanita Hansen and Warner Oland in The Phantom Foe on Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday present Helen Gibson in Broken Brakes as the Western Dare-Devil. Friday and Saturday show William Duncan and Edith Johnson in Fighting Fate for another thrilling episode.
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Juanita Hansen
Warner Oland
Helen Gibson
William Duncan
Edith Johnson
Screen Star Reflects On Final Scene In The Affairs of Anatol
Gloria Swanson sighs after filming Ce cil B. DeMille’s The Affairs of Anatol suggested by the stage play by Arthur Schnitzler. She says the picture felt too short and that she enjoyed every scene and character she worked with.
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Cecil P. DeMille
Anatol
Arthur Sehnstaler
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England
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Paramount
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Asvo
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Orpheum
Screen Star
Gloria Swan
Son
G. Swanson
Ee Productions
Hunneswue
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B. A. Rolfe
Darwa
Ory
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Dora Dean
THE
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Sunnybrook
TOWN
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Johnny Judge
Lyonel
Leverton
Johnson and Johnson
Johnnie Reilly
Keith
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