The Rainmaker Shows Hit Week At Frederick Theatres
Frederick theatre goers will see The Rainmaker at the Empire on Thursday and Friday. The week features Gloria Swanson in The Untamed Lady, Douglas McLean in That's My Baby, William Collier Jr in The Rainmaker, Tom Tyler in The Masquerade Bandit, plus Fighting Hearts and Krazy Kat cartoons. Also scheduled are The Man Next Door, The Temporary Sheriff, The Ridin Streak, Twenty Dollars a Week, Western Pluck, and Don't Shoot the Phantom Police with Larry Lemon comedy.
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Gloria Swansen
Douglass Mc- Lean
Frederick
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Empire
Gloria Swanson
Fox News
Douglas McLean
Pathe News
William Collier, Jr
Ben Bor
Tom Tyler
Krazy Kat Bartoon
Maryland
Alice Calhoun
Dick Hatton
Bob Custer
Avlatar
Art Acord
Jack Mower
Larry Lemon
Deck's Dope by Walter Decker
Column by Walter Decker satirizes memory honesty and opportunism with quips on grievances fashion love and entertainment. It notes Valentino's death and the ongoing efforts to reopen the Opera House by October while urging readers to save money as plans unfold. The piece closes with Scout songs and a personal sign off.
Theatre News Empire Presents Charing Trouble At Empire
Pete Morrison stars in Charing Trouble an Universal Western romance at the Empire today. A 3land comedy and Kraz Bat cartoon complete the Preston Coming Back starring Humes. Herbert Rawlason performs The Phantom Police a comedy with Spotlight. Sugar world share cited.
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Maryland
Humes
3 - Land
Herbert Rawlason
Tolstoy heir eyes centennial dream to play father on screen
Danburs Connecticut Aug 2 1923 Count Ira Tolstoy hopes to impersonate his father Count Leo Tolstoy for the centennial of the great novelist born in 1823 He aims to bring the life and philosophy of his father to millions through cinema saying he wants to perform the role and help create a major screen epic Resurrection may be produced with Phalen Carew Count Ira Tolstoy explains his vegetarian life and the peasants influence on the gospel of peace and non-resistance he envisions a powerful spectacle to honor his father and the Russian peasant.
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Gene Cohn
Danburs
Conn
Ilya Tolstoy
Count le
Jiya Palstoy
Ley Tolstoy
Russia
Count Ira
Hya Fa
Count Hysa Tolstoy
Phedn Carewe
Tolstoy
Paige
Tie
Mnselu
Ametica
Amerva
Brunet Invasion Stirs Hollywood as Ellen Richter Arrives
New York reports a brunet shift in Hollywood as Ellen Richter, the Mary Pickford of Germany, lands in New York to shoot scenes for Cheer On, Charlie. She argues Americans admire beauty but keeps her long hair and avoids flapper trends while Brunets challenge blond dominance in film, prompting debate among actresses and managers.
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NEA
New York
Hollywood
Ellen Richter
Mary Fickford
Germany
Ellen
Broadway
Charlie
Miss Richter
Richter
Mary Pickford
America
Tenner
Edna Leedom
Ziegfeld
Joan of Arc
Ross
Eilen Richter
Poe
Berlin
Vienna
Leecham
Greta Wisson
Pie Counter Perseverance and Artistic Resolve
The text portrays Mise Gallienne recounting her hardship in early America, eating at pie counters to stay grounded and avoid soft success. It contrasts her determined rise with her wealthy artistic upbringing under Kinard Le Gailienne and a Courageous Danish mother, emphasizing struggle as formative to character and career.
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America
Kinard le Gailienne
Ypsen
Nerney Ssr
Dorothy Phillips Learns Comeback Path In Upstage
Hollywood August 28 Dorothy Phillips returns to the stage via 6000 feet of film in Upstage playing a vaudeville knife thrower’s wife and stage partner. Her future hinges on success. publicity pushes include bathing suit photos, signaling a desperate bid to revive screen career.
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Hollywood
Ltorothy Phillips
Lfe
Pa Ups
Dorothy Phhihps
Amine
Mleizs
Taroihsy
Srongest
Altheadi
Kivera
Fragmented text from an arts page about theater draft rehearsal
The readable fragments describe a repertory company with ongoing drama pieces and regular rehearsals. Mentions of a monthly pre show, a new Pats in, and references to an Amettiog Leental ob gas PTO dye appear nonsensical, likely OCR errors in an arts listing.
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Roy
Crete
Gory
Fourteenth Street Theater to Stage Classic and New Plays
The old Fourteenth Street Theater, dating to the fifties, is secured for a season opening with Tchekovs Three Sisters Benevantes Saturday Night and Thesens The Master Builder and John Gabriel Borkman. A new comedy My Country arrives on Broadway as audiences seek fresh humor. The season aims to outlast the heat with a varied lineup and hopeful future.
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Fourteenth Street
Tchekov
Benevente
Thesen
Master Builder
John Gabriel Borkman
Rose
Abie
Mercury
Miser’s Passing Prompted By Barber Fare
A New York publisher recalls Arnold Bennett saying there are no misers today and shares a Scrooge anecdote. In the tale, a dying man asks for a barber, debates shaving a living man versus a corpse, and mutters that three and six to the good as his final breath leaves him.
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Miser
Arnold Bennett
New York
Scrooge
Hore
Pittsburgh: Chronicle-Telegraph
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