Ormi Hawley Debuts in Fox Feature With Comedy Drama
Ormi Hawley, once a Lubin star, appears in Where Love Leads directed by Frank C. Griffin and will be seen in her first Fox Pictures project. The Massachusetts native rose from Holyoke and Boston stock theater to screens, amassing over a hundred film appearances and rising in popularity.
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Ormi Hawley
William Fox
Lubin
Frank C. Griffin
Miss Hawley
Fox
Massachusetts
Holyoke
Boston
Bluebird Pho Toplays Presents Frisco Earthquake Melodrama
Bluebird Photoplays announces a melodrama based on the San Francisco quake and fire. Dorothy Phillips stars with Lon Chaney and William Stowell as principal supporters. Hell Morgan's Girl screens at Rose theatre next Thursday with dramatic photography and a gripping love story.
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Bluebird Photoplays, Inc
San Francisco
Dorothy Phillips
Lon Chaney
William Stowell
Hell Morgan
Rose Theatre
The Vital Question Vitagraph Feature and Vaudeville Notes
The article discusses Vitagraph Blue Ribbon features including The Vital Question showing love as the basis for marriage with Virginia Pearson and a strong supporting cast. It also notes Charles Kent’s notable death scene in The Star Question and Dorothy Rogers in Where Love Leads. It adds a moving picture audition anecdote from Brookline Massachusetts and quotes Valeska Suratt on moustaches.
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Vitagraph
Virginia Pearson
S. Rankin Drew
Leo Delanney
George Cooper
Charles Kent
Anders Randolf
High Point Marble and Granite Works Ad
An old advertisement from High Point Marble and Granite Works touts low prices with no salesmen commissions or middlemen profits and invites customers to compare and see the savings on high grade monumental work.
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High Point Marble and Granite Works
Pearl White Skips Morning Golf For Wild Horse Scene
Pearl White on Long Island foregoes her golf routine to shoot a wild horse sequence in Pearl of the Army episode. Dorothy Rogers also leaves luxury for stage life in Where Love Leads. Rogers is daughter of John Rogers, Hartford refiners chief and prominent New England figure.
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Pearl White
Long Island
Pearl
Broadway Theatre
Miss White
Dorothy Rogers
William Fox
John Rogers
Rogers Refining Company
Hartford, Conn
New
Family credits Black-Draught with avoiding serious sickness
In McDuff Virginia Mrs. J B Whittaker recalls years of sick headache and stomach trouble ending after using Thedford's Black-Draught. She praises the plant based remedy for both children and adults and notes frequent use at home. The product, promoted as a vegetable tonic, claims to regulate weak stomachs and aid digestion.
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McDuff
J. B. Whittaker
Thedford
N.C
Mrs Castle On Acting For The Screen
Mrs Vernon Castle discusses screen acting as a distinct art requiring study and perseverance. She emphasizes that fame comes from depth of craft, not just charm, and notes she has studied acting for the camera as rigorously as she studied dance. The feature Patria opens Easter Monday at the Rose theatre.
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Vernon Castle
America
Patria
Pathe
Rose Theatre
Actor George Cooper Embraces Role as Degenerate Brother
In discussing The Vital Question, Vitagraph Blue Ribbon star George Cooper describes his character as a dissipated, selfish brother who creates obstacles to his sister’s happiness. He notes the part ends with amends to avert tragedy, as shown in the Broadway screening.
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George Cooper
Vitagraph
Mr. Cooper
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