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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1917

Page

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Stolen Triumph at Rose: Steger Stars in Metro Wonderplay

A Rose Theatre program promotes The Stolen Triumph a five reel Metro Wonderplay from Rolfe Photoplays Inc. Julius Steger returns as lead with Clara Whipple Clara Blandick Harry Burkhardt and child actors Helen Badgeley Maury Steuart and Mike Reichardt in a tale of deceit and justice where a rich husband steals a friend's play and later faces ruin while his wife seeks to right the wrongs and restore happiness.

Stephen Hunt Edwin Rowley Metro Julius Stegar Rolfe Photoplays, Inc David Thompson Mr. Steger Maxwell Karger Clara Whipple Clara Blandick Harry Burkhardt Helen Badgeley Maury Steuart Mike Reichardt Europe America

The Sign of the Poppy at Rose Theater Next Thursday

A gripping mystery play based on the Marston family feud and a Chinatown vendetta titled The Sign of the Poppy will show at Rose theater next Thursday. Hobart Henley plays Chang and Alvin Marston in dual roles, with Gertrude Selby as the persecuted bride.

Marston Bluebird Rose Theater Hobart Henley Chang Alvin Marston Gertrude Selby

A Message to Garcia at Rose Theater

A five part feature stars Mabel Trunnelle and Robert Con ness with an unusually competent cast led by Herbert Prior Charles Sutton Helen Strickland Olive Wright and Bigelow Cooper. Produced by Thomas A Edison Inc and released through Kleine Mdigin Selig Nassanay Service. Elbert Hubbard wrote the essay and Hubbard died in the Lusitania sinking.

Mabel Trunnelle Robert Conness Garcia McIntyre Rose Theater Herbert Prior Charles Sutton Helen Strickland Olive Wright Bigelow Cooper Thomas A. Edison, Inc Kleine-Mdigin-Selig-Nssanay Service Elbert Hubbard Hubbard

Piedmont Theater Promises Great Shows For Month In Greensboro

Jewel's Golden Jubilee Girls lead next week at Piedmont theater Greensboro as the season’s best variety act. Leslie Golden praised as a top dancer singer in touring southern musical comedies. Manager Daniel shifts from dramatic to tabloid musical offerings for weekly change. May 21 week features Richards the wizard in a rival to Lafayette with a full scenery carload.

Jewel Piedmont Theater Greensboro Leslie Golden South Piedmont Daniel Richards Wizard Lafayette Leslie Gordon Richards the Wizard

The Straight Way Scenes Feature Valeska Suratt Forehead Bandage

In a hospital scene from The Straight Way Valeska Suratt wears a heavy forehead bandage and bound chin. She complains she cannot talk though she endures the heat of the bindings. A native remarks this suffices for visitors to come here.

Valeska Suratt Fox Mrs. Vernon Castle Patrla

Will Davis Praises Film Makers For Best Photodramas

Will Davis says best photodramas come from movie men and notes he writes most of his own scripts. He cites The Straight Way at Rose Monday for William Pax Company and recalls Destruction Dr RaMeau Slender and A Tortured Heart as among his notable works. Turner of William Fox's The Straight Way recalls a small Middle West town with limited train service.

Will Davis Will Davis William Pax Company Mr. Davis Shakespeare Richard Turner William Fox Middle West

Don’t allow rubis h to accumulate in your home or yard

This notice warns residents to prevent the buildup of rubis h in houses and yards and to follow applicable safety guidelines to reduce hazards and pest issues.

Edison Players Speak Spanish After Cuba Filming

Mabel Trunnelle Robert Conness and the Edison company return from Cuba where exterior scenes for A Message to Garcia were filmed under Richart Ridgely. The five part feature, based on Elbert Hubbard, headlines at the Rose theater next Friday, released through Kleine Edison Selig Essanay Service. Richard Turner discusses a friend who lost an aunt in a separate Fox production story.

Mabel Trunnelle Robert Conness Edison Players Cuba Edison Garcia Richart’ Ridgely Elbert Hubbard Rose Theater Kleine-Edison-Selig

Tur ner confronts him about his apparent indifference

In a tense exchange, Tur ner questions why he appears dejected and notes he showed little care for the woman while she lived, revealing strained emotions and unresolved feelings.

Turner Him

Turner Calls Out Harsh Exit Barriers

Turner says the policy creates great hardship for those who wish to leave, sparking debate over its impact on mobility and rights.

Turner

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