Ohio Theater to Feature Jazz vs Crinoline Musical Contest
The Ohio Theater plans a novelty program next week headlined by Jazz vs Crinoline with special soloists, the Charlie Davis orchestra, and Lester Huff organ. Films include Salome of the Tenements and learning to love starring Constance Talmadge with a full bill of music, newsreels, and stage acts.
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Ohio
Jazz Vs. Crinoline
Charlie Davis
Constance Talmadge
Circle
the Ohio
Saiome of
Tenements
Salome
Ohio Theater
Lester Huff
Copenhagen
Fritz Morris
Huff
Cy Milders
Starry Week At The Circle And Isis Theaters
A program highlights the Circle presenting Scott Warner played by a vivacious ensemble including Johnny Harron Ray Haller and Claire Windsor with a feature Dixie the racing drama from Gerald Beaumont plus a Hal Roach comedy A Haunted Honeymoon and Fox News Weekly Afterward Gibson’s Let Er Buck headlines the Isis with Pendleton footage and a slate of shorts including Plain and Fancy Girls Grid Iron Glory and The Snob plus multiple film standouts at surrounding venues
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Scott Warner
Johnny Harron
Ray Haller
Wallace MacDonald
Emily Fitzroy
Edythe Chapman
Byron Munson
Walter Hiers
Circle News
Circle
Grand Canyon
Circle Concert Orchestra
Bakaleinikoff
Latonia
Reginald Barker
Gerald Beaumont
Virginia
Dixie
Johnny Sheridan
Dexter
New York
Claire Windsor
Lloyd Hughes
John Sampolis
Otis Harlan
Hal Roach
Fox News Weekly
Earl Gordon
Emil Seidel
Gibson
Hoot Gibson
Isis
Pendleton
Ore
Hoot
Marian Nixon
Josie Sedgwick
G. Raymond Nye
Publicity woes and polite theater etiquette in one note
A theater column recounts a busines s letter from Lee Morrison about Miss Francine Larrimore in Parasites and the publicist’s trouble with publicity amid police and district attorney indifference. The author laments audience chatter during performances and urges patrons to stop talking and retire to the restroom.
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Walter D. Hickman
a_l star
Lee Morrison
Francine Larrimore
Wil Rogers
New York
Trowbridge
Indianapolis
Grand Jury
Miss Larrimore
Irish tenor Joseph Regan stars in My Firefly Lady playlet
Irish tenor Joseph Regan will be seen in the Keith-Albee houses in a playlet titled My Firefly Lady. The program features an aural entertainment form as Regan performs the light operetta style piece in the theater circuit.
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Joseph Regan
Keith-Albee
New Singers and Stars Set for Broadway Concert and Plays
A spring event at the Century Theater features a hundred voice combined male chorus from The Student Prince and The Love Song under Oscar Radin. Walker Whiteside returns to New York in Sakura after a Chicago run, directed by the Shuberts. Atherton Brownell wrote Sakura from Sidney McCall novel The Breath of the Gods.
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Century Theater
Prince
Messrs
Shubert
Oscar Radin
Walker Whiteside
Chicago
Sakura
New York
Mr. Whiteside
Messrs. Shubert
Atherton Brownell
Justin Theron
Sidney McCall
MISS PATRICOLA TOPS KEITH'S BILL
Miss Patricola tops Keith's bill in a varied vaudeville program at the Lyric featuring Off Key with violin and harp, Clark Morrell with Royal Bernard at the piano, The Pickfords acrobatic novelty, The Kismet Sisters, Pathe News, and Aesop's Fables. Jack Patton and Loretta Marks bring a Broadway revue Our Home Sweet Home. Johnny New Car and other acts follow with Monte and Lyons, Helen Moretti, Wolgast and Girlie, Artie Mehlinger, Bordner and Boyer, plus Mack Sennett's Water Wagons and other screen offerings.
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Royal Bernard
Pickfords
Kismet Sisters
Pathe
Jack Patton
Loretta Marks
Mme. Pompadour
the Varieties
Lyric
Our
Artie Mehlinger
Mehlinger
Bordner and Boyer
Mack Sennett
Bobbie Brewster Tops New Palace Show at Palace
Bobbie Brewster and company anchor a Palace Theater bill opening next week with Dancing Honeymoon starring Jack Pomeroy. Acts include Burt and Lehmann Nothing Else But, Charles Rogers and Company The Ice Man, Three Mary Pierotts acrobats, plus Ther third act to be booked. Screen features The Snob and The Dangerous Blonde with Pathe News and an Aesop Fable.
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Bobbie Brewster
Jack Pomeroy
Palace Theater
Burt and
Lehmann
Charles Rogers
Ice Man
Mary Pierotts
Joseph Regan
America
Alberta Corliss
Frank DuBord
Ted Kohler
Norma Shearer
Conrad Nagel
Phyllis Haver
Dangerous Blonde
Laura la Plant
Edward Hearn
Pathe News
Perfect Cast for Are Parent People revealed
Jesse L. Lasky announces Florence Victor Betty Bronson and Adolphe Menjou will star in Are Parent People with Mal St. Clair directing the screen adaptation by Frances Agnew. The Famous Players-Lasky production marks the three leads and production team in this new film version.
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Alice Duer Miller
Florence Vidtor
Betty Bronson
Adolphe Menjou
Jesse L. Lasky
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Miss Victor
Miss Bronson
Menjou
Mal St. Clair
Frances Agnew
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