Circle Presents The White Moth With Barbara La Marr
The Circle theater opens Sunday featuring Barbara La Marr and Conway Tearle in The White Moth adapted from Izola Forrester. The plot follows Mary Reid an American singer who turns to the stage in Paris and becomes The White Moth. Subplots include love with Douglas Vantine and family conflict as Robert Vantine marries the title character to save his brother, with a supporting cast listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara la Marre
Conway Tearle
Izola Forrester
Mary Reid
Paris
Douglas Vantine
Douglas
Robert
White Moth
Mary
Barbara la Marr
Robert Vantine
Ben Lyon
Mystery Story to Be Seen at Ohio Theater
The Ohio Theater bills a week of features headlined by Mary Roberts Rinehart’s The Breaking Point with a starred cast including Nita Naldi Patsy Ruth Miller George Fawcett Matt Moore John Merkel Theodor von Eltz Edith Chapman Cyril Ring W P B Clarke Edward Kipling Milt Brown Charles A Stevenson Naida Faro Director Herbert Brenon. Beverly Carlisle actress is pursued by Judson Clark a reckless Wyoming ranch owner while Dr David Livingstone arrives after his brother’s death. Gregory learns he is Clark’s illegitimate son and hurries back as Lucas is found shot after a lamp incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Stan Laurel
Lester Huff
Johnny Jackson
America
Nita Naldi
Patsy Ruth Miller
George Fawcett
Matt Moore
John Merkel
Theodor von Eltz
Edith Chapman
Cyril Ring
W. P B. Clarke
Edward Kipling
Milt Brown
Charles A. Stevenson
Naida Faro
Herbert Brenon
Judson Clark
Beverly Carlisle
Wyoming
Beverly
Fred Gregory
William Lucas
David Livingstone
Gregory
Clark Ranch
Judson
Lucas
King of Wild Horses booked at Apollo
Rex the world’s most valuable black stallion stars in Hal Roach’s King of Wild Horses at the Apollo next week. The film follows the horse’s lead of a wild herd across mountains, caverns, and fire as a cowboy pursues him amid romance and intrigue with Edna Murphy and others in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Screen Entertainment
Apollo
Hal Roach
Rex
Mr. Roach
Billy Blair
Billy
Edna Murphy
Leon Barry
Sidney DeGrey
Charles Parrott
Pat Hartigan
Fred Jackson
Jack London
Film Showings Ahead At Local Theaters Next Week
No 1 Nita Naldi and Matt Moore in The Breaking Point at the Ohio next week. No 2 Barbara La Marr and Conway Tearle in a scene from The White Moth at Circle next week. No 3 Evelyn Brent and Monte Blue in Loving Lies opening Thursday at the Palace. No 4 John Gilbert in a scene from Just Off Broadway at Isis opening Sunday. No 5 Douglas Fairbanks in The Mollycoddle at Mister Smith's all next week. No 6 A scene from The King of Wild Horses at the Apollo next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Circle
Conway Tearle
Apollo
Ohio
Isis
Broadway
Mister Smith’s
Douglas Fairbanks
Nita Naldi
Matt Moore
Barbara la Marr
White Moth
the Circle
Evelyn Brent
Monte Blue
the Palace
John Gilbert
the Isis
Mister Smith
Dance recital at Hollenbeck Hall features young pupil Miss Heironimous
Four years among the pupils in the Y W C A recital at Hollen beck Hall next Saturday night includes little Miss Heironimous aged four from 102 Miley Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenbeck Hall
Mural Players prepare diversions with stage and film
The program features an Our Gang comedy "Commencement Day" with Loretta Sheridan and a cast including Charles Massinger and Lee Daley. Also listed is Sir Arthur Wing Pinero’s His House in Order starring Nina and Filmer Jesson, with a large supporting company and a highlighted cast for the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Gang
Fox News Weekly
Virosil Moore
Apollo Orchestra
House In Order
London
England
John Drew
Mural Players
Nina
Gilbert Featured in ISIS Movie in Just Off Broadway
In Just Off Broadway at Isis next week John Gilbert plays a United States secret service officer breaking up an international counterfeit ring. The film blends thrills with romance involving a chorus girl linked to the criminals. Cast includes Mariann Nixon, Trilby Clark, Ben Hendricks Jr., and Pierre Gendron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
John Gilbert
United States
Secret Service
Frederick
Fanny Hatton
Mariann
Nixon
Trilby Clark
Ben Hendricks Jr
Pierre Gendron
Pathe
Grantland Rice
Tombstone
Fred Thompson
Thompson
Hazel Keener
Frank Hagney
Nelson McDowell
Shorty” Hendricks
Andy Morris
Billy West
A Fairbanks Movie Scheduled At Smiths
Mister Smith's screens Douglas Fairbanks in The Mollycoddle next week a light comedy made before his Robin Hood. The swift moving film highlights the star's early film style and amusing escapades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fairbanks
American Themed Musical Comedy by Aborn Opera Company
The Aborn Opera Company offers a musical comedy at B. F. Keith's for a week starting Sunday with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. Set in a Omaha paint factory and a country East home, the plot follows a businesswoman heroine who built a paint fortune and seeks romance after consulting a flapper grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aborn Opera Company
B. F. Keith's
Omaha
America
Peggy Wood
Rounding Round Theaters With Berkell and Mural Players
Miss Jessamine Newcombe favors Bernard Shaw women parts while Miss Jean Oliver values audience reaction in acting. Newcombe cites stock and repertoire training as essential for success and notes four, three consecutive years of Woman of No Importance. Oliver stresses shared pleasures and audience approval in shaping Hedda Gabler and Anna Christie. Stuart Walker in Cincinnati presents If I Were King with a large repertoire cast and a Dayton company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Oliver
Berkell
Jessamine Newcombe
Miss Newcombe
Bernard Shaw
Miss Oliver
English's
Hedda Gabler
Anna Christie
Poliyannas
Revue, Nazzarro Vaude Features Revue Continues
A Vaudeville program listing acts including Do You Follow Me with cross-fire dialogue and songs, Margaret and Gaddee with Musical Moments, Brown Comedy Four School Frolics, Booth and Nina with bicycle stunts, Charlie Paley and Partner acrobatics, and Mack Sennett comedy The Cat's Meow with Harry Langdon plus Kinograms and The Telephone Girl serial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Gaddee
BROWN
Booth
Nina
Charlie Paley
Mack Sennett
Harry Langdon
Kinograms
Logan Signs Regal Contract for Film Series
Jacqueline Logan appears with Charles Ray in Smith, Ray returning to Thomas H. Ince's banner after a successful characterization. Regal picks up four pictures with Miss Logan, starting with The House of Youth. Maude Radford Warren’s popular girl of today novel provides source material, with a continuity by C Gardner Sullivan and Ralph Ince directing. Logan begins a starring career under favorable auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Ince
Regal Productions
Miss Logan
Regal
Hodkinson
House of Youth
Maude Radford Warren
C. Gardner Sullivan
Ralph Ince
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio Theater
Wild Horses
Wen
Maxine Heironimous
Loretta Sheridan
Charles Massinger
Lee Daley
Eleanor Edson
Joseph Monahan
Eric Titus
George Shields
Celia Turrill
Sol Solomon
Pinero
MURAT
Arthur Wing Pinero
Filmer Jesson
Filmer
Daniel Ridgeley
Dana Desboro
Harold Vermilye
Claude Kimball
Marjorie Vonnegut
Richard Thornton
Thomas Willams
Duncan Fenwarden
Genevieve Addleman
Ethel Downey
Elliot Cabot
Donald Campbell
W. E. Watts
Gilbert
Fairbanks
Smith’s
Broad Ripple Park
Royal Palm Orchestra
Greer
Fareyth
American Legion
Capitol Theatre
Circle 3939
ARIES
Matinees
Anne Nichols
New York City
Walter D. Hickman
Stuart Walker
Cox Theater
Cincinnati
Walker
Dayton
Motion Pictures
Logan
Jacqueline Logan
Charles Ray
Smith
Ray
Leon Bary
Earl Gordon
Virgil Moore
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