Norma Talmadge and Tom Meighan In New Movies This Week
Norma Talmadge returns to Circle Theater with The Only Woman opposite Eugene O'Brien, a modern society drama with a storm at sea and a dramatic marriage arc. Tom Meighan stars in Tongues of Flame at the Ohio, joined by Bessie Love and others in a provincial melodrama about deceit, land disputes, and an angry town. The Apollo previews The City That Never Sleeps, Isis rooms feature The Man Who Played Square and a Billy West comedy Tienes Busy, with additional newsreels and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Talmadge
The
Circle
Thomas Meighan
Ohio
Apollo
James Cruze
Isis
Square
Mister Smith
Circle Theater
C. Gardner Sullvan
Eugene O'Brien
Miss Talmadge
Helen Brinsley
Jerry” Herrington
Rex
Helen
Herrington
Edwards Davis
Winter Hall
Matthew Retz
E. H. Calvert
Murdock MacQuarrie
Fritz Krebsler
Circle Concert Orchestra
Apaksleinikoff
Circlette of News
Jimmie Adams
Leroy Scott
Mother O'Day
Louise Dresser
Ricardo Cortez
Kathryn Williams
Virginia Lee Corbin
Ben Hendricks
Fox News Weekly
Radio Rint
Harl Gordon
Emil Seidel
Lahlec
John Boland
Harrington
Hornblower
Boland
van Bibber
Paul Jones
Pathe News
Lester Huff
Charlie Davis
Cy Milfers
Buck Jones
California
Wendell Hawley
David Kirby
Rena Hendricks
Hank Mann
Billy West
the Circle
Charles Ray
Dynamite Smith
the Palace
the Ohio
Messalina
Virginia Lea Corbin
the Apollo
Messalina on Screen at Smiths in Weeklong Run
The 2,000,000 costume epic Messalina stars Rina de Liguore and Giovanna TerribiH with a cast of Italian luminaries. Enrico Guazzoni directs and produces the film at Smith's for the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messalina
Claudius
Calicula
Smith's
Enrico Guazzoni
Rina de Liguore
Giovanna Terribih
Lucia Zamissi
Gino Talamo
Gilda Boert
Alfredo de Felice
Aristide Garbini
Mario Casmile
Adolfo Trouche
Augusto Mastripietri
Frances Howard to Star Opposite Richard Dix in The Maker of Gestures
Frances Howard has finished The Swan and is chosen for the lead opposite Richard Dix in The Maker of Gestures directed by Paul Sloane. Misa Howard will play a young Banque girl and wear a raven black wig for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Howard
Richard Dix
Paul Sloane
Misa Howard
Organ Recitals Around City Churches Sunday Afternoons
Ten organ recitals are set for Sunday in city churches with school children and families invited. Programs list reach from Roberta Park Church to Wootrat Place Baptist, featuring organists Mrs Roy L Burtch to Miss Jeannette Gardiner and others, plus a mix of concert features and titles at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of Organista
Roberta Park Church
Vermont
Delaware Sts
Roy L. Burtch
46Th
Kenwood
Frank T. Edenharter
Carrie Hyatt Kennedy
Phillips Memorial Temple
No West and
Drake Sts
Karl Keene
Fielding Bowlnn
St. Mark's English Lutheran Church
Prospect and
Linden
Ovid Dunn
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
84Th and
Central
Paul Matthews
West Washington M. FE
W. Washington and
Warman
Soloist Monday Night with Cin cinnatas Symphony Orchestra
Ona BR Talbot presents the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra with the Moenidelesahn Choir and Rafae in Miazne soloist at Murat Monday night December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona BR
Talbot
Cincinnat]s Symphony
Moenidelesahn Choir
Rafae- In Miazne
Murat
Singers Chosen by Society for the Messiah in Indianapolis
The Indianapo Is Oratorio Society selects Mrs. Jean McCormick of Shortridge High School to sing contralto in The Messiah at Cable Tabernacle on December 23. A long advisory committee supports the concert with tickets priced at 28 cents, available at Fuller Ryde and E Ohio Street stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean McCormick
Shortridge High School
Cable Tabernacle
Indianano- Us Oratorio Society
Samuel Lewis Shank
George Buck
James M. Ogden
R. J. Aley
Thomas C. Howe
N. H. Richardson
Elmer A. Steffen
Hilton U. Brown
Ben F. Lawrence
L. C. Huessmann
Volney Fowler
Arthur V. Brown
Hugh McGibney
Willam Fortune
S. Schloss
Evans Woollen
Guernsey van Riper
A. ©. Cavins
C. F. Coffin
Walter Bettermann
Leonore Coffin
Arnold Spencer
Glenn Frierwood
H.L. Clipptinger
Lafayette Page
Howard Gay
E. J. Schoonover
L. G. Baddenbaum
C.J. Orbison
Taedy F. Flwood Leonard
Odeon Next Thursday Eight O'clock Public Invited
The Odeon theater schedules a Thursday evening program at eight with a string quartette Mozart pieces and readings including Christmas and Santa Claus segments. The cast lists several performers and musicians for the play The New Toys and others. The Maennerchor plans a 3 PM Sunday recital at the Academy of Music with the Flonzaley Quartette for members only. Lucien Hubbard, production editor for six Zane Grey stories, begins seventh The Thundering Herd to be directed by William K. Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maennerchor
Flonzaley Quartette
Academy of Music
Lucien Hubbard
Paramount
William K. Howard
New Face in Movieland Otis Lands Lead in Paramount Comedy
William Otis, formerly of Princeton, begins film career in nectures. He just completed the lead in The Goose Hangs High, a Paramount production directed by James Cruze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Otis
Princeton
Nectures
Paramount
James Cruze
Mrs. Torrence Seeks Film Career After Texas Assignment
Mrs. Torrence plans to enter the motion picture field after two months solo while her husband worked in Texas on Irvin Willat's North of 36. Her son served as a property boy there and now she intends to accompany location trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Torrence
Texas
Irvin Willat
Character Actress Engaged for Landlady Role in Paramount Film
Dorothy Walters a noted character actress has been cast as the landlady in Richard Dixs new Paramount picture A Man Must Live directed by Patt Sloyne at the Long Island Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Walters
Richard Dixs
Paramount
Patt Sloyne
Long Island
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Tom Meighan
Norma
Meighan
Townsend Martin
Joseph Hens
SMITH
Howard
Oms Skinner
Sancho
Indianapolis
Chicago
Plain Jane” Inc
America
Joe Laurie, JR
Jay Gould
Maxine Brown
Marion Saks
New York
Estelle Penning
Alma Chester
Walter Armin
J. Irving White
Charles McNaughton
Roland Woodruff
John M. Troughton
Ernie Mack
Allie Nack
Jack Forrester
al Downing
Beauty Brigade of Youth and Talent
M. B. Chirch
Broadway
Ad St
Mary E. Wilhite
Ormnist
Capitol Ave
20Th St
Jeannette Gardiner
Corinthian Baptist Church
Byrton and
E. North Sts
Vestine Slaughter
Fannie Hyde
Bathview Presbyterian Church
Orksan
Waite
Iilue
Machiavell
iCreatian
Abasnnalee
Ee Alaha' Grieg
Chopin
Orgin
Roberts Park
Elgar Ig
Warner
Minuet
Iiel Polt
Hoy J. Burteh
Redeemer
Haniel
Leonta Weight
MaclDoweh Gaveatte
Thomas Mate Hy
Cain
Mr. Rey Lb
Borte
Fatrview
Lanter
Shakspeare
Warner Waxter
Motion Pictures
Jae
Fifth Avenue
Bowery
Kathlyn Williams
Earl Gordon
Society For the Messiah
Flonzaley Quartet
Maenner
Adolph Lebelschmidt
Helen Sartor
Metropolitan School of Music
Eugene Kerr
Cello Soto—Czardas
Fisher Marcena Campbell
Santa Claus
Edwin
Sabin Virginia Stout
Mary Katherine Kerr
Helen Touise Small
Mary Ellen Cooper
Elsinor Funk
Gene Smith
Janet Nagle
Ruth Miepschinger
Mildred Grayson
Angelus Lynch
Thelma Joyce
Fairetta DeVault
Rosemary Gladden
Mrs. Torrence
Ition Pict
Thomas
Bessie Love
Aileen Percy
Peter Clark Macfarlane
van Bieber
Paul Jones Junior
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