Jacques Duval at Opera House Monday Night
George Arliss appears at Monadroe Opera House Monday night December 20 in Jacques Duval a drama from Chicago with tuberculosis and infidelity as central themes. Arliss is supported by Elizabeth Risdon and a strong company under George C Tyler management in a production that follows a Blackstone Theatre run.
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Modern Dances Stir at Monroe Opera House Sunday
Opera Home Sunday features the Golden Cabaret scene with modern dances titled Experience presented by F. Ray Cometosk and Morris Geet at Monroe Opera House. Spectators at cabaret tables observe fashionable ladies and escorts as music begins, transforming seating into a whirl of dance and flirtation.
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Youth and Pleasure in a Sailor’s Dream? A Poetic Parable
The passage portrays Youth enamored with Pleasure in a revelrous scene. Experience counters with the warning that Pleasure knows no knowledge of future pain, while Youth remains optimistic about Pleasure as the culmination of worldly treasures.
Matt and Jeff's Dream Roars Into Monroe Opera House Tonight
The Monroe Opera House presents the revived farce Matt and Jeff's Dream tonight. A revamped production by Mr. Hill features new scenery and refreshed lines, promising a sparkling and rejuvenated comedy with the show's usual extravagance and humor.
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Jeff
Monroe Opera
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Jef
Maurice Tourneur Demonstrates Camera Mastery at Lyceum
Maurice Tourneur, producer of The Life Line, will present a Paramount Art craft picture at the Lyceum Theatre on Saturday. Born in Paris, Tourneur is praised as an artist who exploits the camera’s power with skill and vision.
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Aurice Tourneur
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Paris
Painter turned film pioneer shapes French cinema legacy
A student of painting under a chief master of France rose to become a leading figure in France’s motion picture industry. He directed Bisse Ferguson and Mary Pickford in several productions and earned praise for Mae Pickett’s The Billy Bird, hailed as an artistic triumph.
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Mary Pickford
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Mae Ie Iiick
Billy Bird
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