Endurance Dancers in a Changing Film Era
A review of long running screen spectacles and the craze for non stop film viewing. Carl Laemmle's survey finds public wants outdoor action and male stars with plans for sixteen pictures focusing on adventure Westerns and the great outdoors. Mary Pickford and other stars dominate student polls, while Pickford's The Street Singer is set for Spain in the early 1800s.
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Fredericus Rex
Frederick the Great jan
Frederick I
Sophia Dorothea
Hanover
Carl Laemmile
Universal Pictures Corporation
Saturday Evening Post
action pictures
stara
Pickford
Mary Pickford
ant
Spain
Pickfair
Mias Pickford
Sne
Actress Blanche Sweot Lands Leading Role In New Goldwyn Picture
A sequence of film industry notes details Blanche Sweot securing the lead female in In the Palace of the Ring for Goldwyn. The piece notes Marshall Netlan’s decision to skip Tess of the D Urbervilles, Ekman joining Goldwyn films, and speculation on future casting for Ben Hur and The Ten Commandments. It references peeks at public reactions, crew updates, and industry figures like Harold McCormick and Eleanor Borriman, with a tease of continued coverage on page two.
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Blanche Sweot
Marshall Netlan
Tess of
terious atranger
Hosta Ekman
Chaplin
Feirbanks
America
Goldwyn
Ben Hur
Cecil DeMille
Trantwort
California
Owen Moore
Future Stara
the
Bereeo
Angelea
Moton Picture
Eleanor Borriman
Evelyn Brent
Nerothy Devery
Virginia Browne Falk
Betty Franakce
Pauline Caran
Kathleen Kay
Laura LaPlinte
Mare garey Leahy
Helen Jayneh
Deretyr Perder
Jotina Refoton
the Shannon
Comedy Gets Inning Here This Week
Theater notes from Indianapolis review a week of lively comedy with Stuart Walker at Murat and English's spotlighting It's a Boy and Welcome Stranger. The piece highlights Sam H Harris as a leading New York producer, actors Hubert Ames and Tony Powers, and plans for Blanche Yurka and Kay Strozzi in multiple Walker productions with detailed background on Strozzi's career and study.
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ROBERT G. TUCKER
HOSE
Stuart Walker
the Murat
New York
Sam H. Harris
Mr. Harris
Williamt Anthony McGuire
Chicago
Hubert Ames
Tony Powers
herrife
Tor
Gia
Fim
Pim
Mr. Waller
George Sil
Bidney
Palace
billy
Hortia
Harris
Woolleot
klbraid
sodd
Kantea
Juliet
Merton
pelt vee Harri
fitiny
Almo
Mr. Harrie
Alt
Blanche Yurka
Walker neason
fiolien Wert
Coates Gwynne
Walker company
VHI
Johnson
Mr.Sommer
Jack Rance
Cincinnati
Walker
McKay Morris
Indianapolia aean
Peter Thetion
Morris
allester equity
Frances Wilson
Siiney Blickiner
Eva LeGatienne
Strownes
batettte
Mias Strozrd
sabe
anor rotel
amudience
Hghts
Virgina
University of Wisconsin
Kappa Kapp Gemma
Siroeel
aropa
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
France
American Academy of Dramatic Arte
Mr. Walker
Cox theater
Inconealtarly
Miss Strozzh
jiti
Affiliation of 2 Musical Bodies Significant
Pierre R. Key reports New York and national figures boosting music by taking chairmanships and supporting orchestras. The piece notes Mrs. Harriman chairing the Senshi society in Americas Anat symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic growth, Rothwell’s contract, and public support for concerts and youth music programs. It highlights leadership, patronage, and cross-country efforts shaping American orchestral life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIERRE V. R. KEY
NEW YORK
Harriman
Philharmonic orchestra
E. H. Harriman
Senshi society
Americas
symphony society
erica
Philharmonic
American Orchestra Association
plana
A. Olive Jr
Los Angeles
Col. Higginson
Boston
Clark
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Caroline E. Smith
Guy Baler
Lee Pattison
Mailer
Europe
Theater Bills at Murat and Rialto Venues
Fragments indicate listings for theater bills at Murat and Englishs Palace Rialto venues with Welton possibly top billing. Details are unclear but reference multiple theaters and a performer named Welton in a bill listing.
Sheridan Twenty Miles Away in Equity Play
Heywood Broun reviews contemporary theater, arguing Shakespeare and Sheridan influence modern drama but that vitality has faded. He notes actors shape classics, cites Joseph Jefferson and Francis Wilson, and calls for revivals as a cure for tired performances. Continued on page two.
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Sheridan
Equity Play
Shakespeare
Ian valse
Christman
Phiyer
Joseph Jefferson
Bob Acres
Erminia
Francis Wilson
Wilson
aeldom
evaneppe
Movie Programs and Screenings at Local Theaters
A listing of film programs includes The Ne’er-Do-Well at APOLIA P, The Christian at olig, Where the Pavement Ends at MR. SWITCH’S Heile Donna at CRYSTAL, Galloping Through at REGENT, and A Rogue’s Romance at COLONTAL.
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MR. SWITCH
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Endurance Films
Queen Mary
Nelens
Russell Sage Foundation
national committee for better films
Norma Talmadge
Constance Talmedge
Wallace Reid
Valentino
Douglas Fairbanks
Doug
Charlie Chaplin
Harold Lloyd
Richard Barthelme
Rudolf
Al Lichtman
G. B.S
G. B
George Bernard Shaw
C. B. DeMille
Bernard Shaw
Henry Neil
Hinsdale
DeMille
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Shaw
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erne
Hollywood
Katherine Fullerton Gerowd
Harper's magazine
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m mid-Dakota
ig slater
LUCILE
MrKOOLASS
Murat
Godlicht agen
Robert J. Sherwood
Life
New York Herald
Pennsylvania
Fannie Word
Richard Howland
Chaplin Palla
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Rowland
Ward berwelt
Steinneh
wilch
Lyouth
bertly
Gertrude Atherton
Harold *McCormick
IRALDEF
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Kay Streees
preasotatan
JACEK
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ENGLISH'S PALACE
RIALTO
Welton
Bor
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HARSH ‘EPOLEO
JACQUELINE SOGAMN
WALTER 9TERS
COLONAL
HEYWOOD BROUN
Wagner
Irving Berlin
Tom Jones
Mieldhoy
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