Big Stars On Screen During Coming Week
Local theatres present a star studded lineup next week with Rodolph Valentino Adolph Menjou Blanche Sweet Priscilla Dean Dick Talmadge Elmo Lincoln and others. The Sainted Devil at Opera House Thursday and Friday tops the feature slate along with multiple two reel comedies newsreels and partner films.
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Rodolph Valentino
Adolph Menjou
Frederick
Blanche Sweet
Priscilla Dean
Dick Talmadge
Elmo Lincoln
Opera House
Valenting
Decker
Tese
The
D'Urbervilles
Larry Lemon
Monte Fine
Mamie Prevost
Universal Comedy and
Pathe News
Cable
Spat Family
Paramount
Pathe
Strongheart
Police Doe
Alea
Ruth
Range
Fox News
Worldly Goods shines at Opera House with Agnes avers
Theatre news notes Loday's Worldly Goods at the Opera House starring Agnes avers as the lead figure. Nobody Works But Father a comedy and Kin g Tams will no be shown. Frank Kreenen appears at the Maryland telay in Bride Of Tate as a feature attraction, with a short reel comedy to close the program.
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Opera House
Agnes Avers
Loday
Father
King Tams
Maryland
Frank Kreenen
Telay
Bride of Tate
Onera
Roman
Hase
Sheik
The
Pirate
Peter Puan
Ballyhae” Wong
Frank Keenan
Margney Welson
Aid Speck
Pierre
Yakuna Canutt Headline At The Ridin Comet Holiday Show
Saturday film program offers Yakuna Canutt in The Ridin Comet as the main feature. Additional attractions include Ruth Of The Range in a new reel, Empire presents Dick Hatton in Where Romance Rides with The Pacemakers first show, a news reel Queen Of The Roundup with Josie Sedewick, Elmo Lincoln in The Adventures Of Tara chapter, a comedy and a spotlight act as the holiday offering.
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Maryland
Pete Morrison
Jack Daugherty
Franklyn Farnum
Richard Talmadge
Larry Lemon
George Larkin
Geo Maloney
Sidmund Cobb
Elmo Lincoln
Tarzan
Jack Pererin
the Oldclaw
Joe Rock
Wupera
Empire
Dick Hatton
the Empire
Josie Sedewick
Tara
Various Devices to Test Precious Stones
Increases in facilities to test diamonds and other gems raise alarms as jewelers dedicate time and expense to fraud detection. Tests include water clarity loss, water droplet behavior on the gem, and paper dot blur to spot fakes, plus hardness comparisons between real diamonds and imitation stones.
The Timid Villain Feature On Adolphe Menjou
New York July 3 NEA service writer describes Adolphe Menjou as timid in real life despite his villainous on screen persona. His wife explains she handles many of his business affairs and praises his charm. The interview reveals their private dynamics, his education, and his busy film career while noting their planned vacation and travel.
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Gene Cohn
NEA
New York
Adolphe Menjoi
Adolphe
Mr. Menjou
Casune
Nolas
P Keans
Kentucky
Mfids
Comet University
Diligouth
de Haasts
Minope
Ana
Movie drama of Lendstone and Virginia Valli in desert tale
Hollywood report describes a melodramatic film with Lendstone and Virginia Valli set amid arid sands and a desert oasis. Edwin Carewe directs First National production using cinema marionettes, with Stone wooing Valli while a dubious doctor and other characters navigate a sunlit desert narrative.
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Russell
Birdwele
NDA
Hollywood
Duly
Lendstone
Virginia Valli
Edwin Carene
Tournal
Virgina Valli
Carewe
Riveording
Ciptions
Robert Wiehen
Vienna
Edward
Valli
Do You Remember the Empire Theatre and Saturday Clues
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls children climbing onto the platform at the Empire Theatre near the Junior Fire Engine Weise, shouting clues in a hoarse voice every Saturday, while soldiers arrive just as a settlement forms with the Latedtis.
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Old Empire Theatre
Weise
Fricuer The Jake Adda In the N Trisiint
Fricuer The Jake Adda in the n trisiint remains unclear from the fragmentary text. The item appears to be a brief note or headline card with no verifiable names, places, or dates readable for a proper summary.
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Fricuer
Jake Adda
Decks Dope and Grist: Frederick theatre notes
Walter Decker previews a Glorious Fourth week in Frederick with film showings led by Norma Talmadge and Eugene O’Brien in Graystark. The featurette The Sainted Devil stars Dolph Valentine with vaudeville acts and a comic finale, while industry chatter covers ads, promotions, and production notes.
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