Charley's Aunt Popular Farce Through the Ages
The long running farce Charley's Aunt by Brandon Thomas remains popular after 33 years. It debuted in 1892 at Bury St. Edmunds with W. S. Penley and later ran at the Royal and the Globe in London for four years. The show inspired touring companies and international productions, including Italy and Norway.
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Yesterday's Girl and Our Flapper Same Under Skin
MGM director Robert G. Vignola comments on the 1920s flapper as like Judy O Grady and the Colonel's Lady. He notes the debutante heroine in The Way of a Girl seeks experiences yet craves home life, and says modern women demand more than previous generations. The film with Eleanor Boardman opens at the Strand theatre Tuesday.
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Judy O'Grady
Judy O’grady
Robert G. Vignola
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Eleanor Boardman
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Strand Theatre
Miss Boardman
Mr. Vignola
Married Flirts to be Shown at Strand Theatre
New Wallace story Married Flirts headlines at the Strand Theatre this week with Mrs Paramore, Louis Joseph Vance’s novel adaptation. Director Robert G. Vignola presents Pauline Frederick in the title role supported by Conrad Nagel Mae Busch Huntley Gordon Alice Hollister Patterson Dial and Paul Nicholson in a four-vertex love quadrangle unseen in prior screen dramas. Vignola promises unusual plot twists and a fresh treatment to elevate the screen romance.
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Louis Joseph
Thas Splendid
Miss Broderick
Conrad Nagel
Mae Busch
Huntly Gordon
Alice Hollister
Patterson Dial
Paul Nicholson
Vignola
Louis Joseph Vance
Pauline Frederick
Huntley Gordon
MacDermot Faces Demanding Role in In Every Woman's Life
Marc MacDermott stars in the First National film In Every Woman's Life at Strand theatre next Wednesday. The onlooker may note the character's tough demands and the actor's challenge in sustaining a demanding bedbound portrayal.
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Strand Theatre
Paralyzed Role Tops MacDermott’s Demanding Film Work
In a major production a leading actor endures nearly half the film as a motionless paralytic, fully covered and unable to move. Director Irving Cummings praises the effort, signaling breaks after each grueling scene with remarks like You can get out of bed and rest.
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MacDermott
Irving Cummings
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