Charley's Aunt Remains a Popular Farce Worldwide
The famous farce Charley's Aunt by Brandon Thomas endures after 33 years of stages worldwide. It debuted in 1802 at Bury St Edmunds and later ran four years at London venues with 1460 performances. International interest followed, including Italy and Norway studying English fashion.
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Brandon Thomas
Ile
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Yesterday's Girl and Our Flapper Same Under Skin
Robert G. Vignola notes similarities between the modern flapper and yesterday's girl, while directing Eleanor Boardman in The Way of a Girl. He says the flapper seeks more than a home and marriage and wants life experiences beyond the fireside. The film comes to the Strand Theatre Tuesday.
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Judy O'Grady
Coronel
Robert G. Vignola
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Eleanor Boardman
Mr. Vige
Toya
Married Flirts at Strand Theatre in New Vanace Story
New Vanace presents Married Flirts at the Strand Monday in rom 3 1. The film, based on a novel, features Mrs aramdr Louis Joseph Vances and marks the company’s first production directed by Robert G. Vignola, known for When Knighthood Was in Flower and Yolanda.
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Louis Joseph
Vances
Strand
Robert G. Vingbla
Yolanda
Mr. Vignola
Pauline Frederick
Vance
Married Phgta Cast Delivers Emotional Screen Power
Erick leads a splendid cast including Miss Frederick, Conrad Nagel, Mae Busch, Huntley Gordon, Alice Hollister, Patterson Thal and Paul Wicholson in a new story with a quadrangle plot and high emotional drama. The ensemble promises fresh surprises beyond the usual love triangle. The review notes Vignola’s emphasis on originality and strong on screen interaction.
Married Minds Revolves Novel Twist Adds Unique Light
The report describes a story that redefines a familiar plot with a fresh perspective, delivering a twist that makes it stand out as absolutely unique in its genre and presentation.
MacDermot's Strenuous Rest in New Film at Strand
In the Strand theatre next Wednesday First National presents In Every Woman's Life featuring Marc MacDermoin. The onlookers will note the actor’s portrayal of a man who views resting as a hard job while spending life in bed, a comic contrast to the viewer’s imagined ease.
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Marc MacDérmoin
Strand Theatre
Characters in Reflective Scene Describe Hardest Work Yet
The excerpt portrays MacDermott directing a scene where an actor remains immobile under a heavy costume. He praises the actor’s effort and instructs him to rest after demanding filming moments.
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