Peter Pan and Village Publicities at the Opera House
Local notices promote the Peter Pan film at the Opera House with Famous Players publicity and a Peter Pan Club offering buttons for under sixteen. The column teases other events including a Passion Play in 1269 style, and hints at closing the Empire for non Saturday showings while stressing patronage as the basis of operation.
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Chick Opel
Lions Club
Billy Disver
Chamber of Commerce
Prof
Bjorfen
Webb Heck
the News
Famous Players Publicity Department
Paramount
Opera House
the Empire
Frieberg
Baden
Washington
Baltimore
Cumberland
Wagerstown
Reichert the Painter Toachim Reinhart Emerges in Bavarian Art
Reichert the painter Toachim Reinhart was born in Hot, Bavaria in 1761. He studied under Oeser in Leipsic and Kilogel in Dresden. In 1789 he moved to Rowe and joined German classicists Carstens and Koch, focusing on landscape painting and engraving. Landscapes by him appear in major German galleries including Frankfort, Munich, Leipsic and Born.
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Reichert
Toachim Christian Reinhart
Ger- Wenetcher
Hot
Bavaria
Sander Oeser
Leipsic
Kilogel
Dresden
Saxony
Rowe
Carstens
Koch
Frankfort
Munich
Born
French actress lauds Elinor Glyn tales in interview
Jetta Gondal, a French actress, praises Elinor Glyn for inspiring dream and romance among American shop girls and office workers. She profiles Glyn as a romantic influence through cinema, tracing Gondal’s own path from Versailles to New York stage and Hollywood via war and reconciling refugees.
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Elinor Glyn
Rubsell J. Birdwell
NEA
Hollywood
Jetta Gondal
Elnor Glyne
Madam Glyn
Abe
Miss Gondal
Cecil B. DeMille
Madam Glya
Nh Y
Versailles
France
America
New York
Deal RB. DeMille
Betty Bronson Poised for High Rank in Film World
New York writer Jack Jungmeyer surveys Betty Bronson’s rise after her debut in Peter Pan. He praises her pantomime, expressiveness, and natural screen presence, noting her fresh charm and restrained vanity as she progresses in Paramount Pictures.
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Betty Bronson and the Pirates
Herbert Brenon
D.m.barrie
Paramount
Jack Jungmeyver
New York
Betty Brotson
Elf
Secong
Miles Brofffon
Betty
Betty Bronson
Misa Bronson
Betty Fronson
Welcome Home Looms Large in Cruz's Domestic Drama
Paramount director Jamie Cruse draws on familiar home life tensions in Welcome Home to stage a Civil War era wife Lola portrayed by Lois Wilson. Warner Baxter plays Fred Protty as Lola’s husband while Luke Cosgrave appears in a veteran role. The film adapts the stage play by Eng Berger and George Kaufman.
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Russell J. Birdwell
NEA @Priice
Hollywood
Jamce Cruse
Paramount
Ife
Strobelm
Lubitach
Seastrom
Cruse
Luke Cosgrave
Cruzebaa
Lola
Lote
Ono
Thecrees
Eng Berger
George & Kaufman
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Walter Decker
Prof. Harris
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Harris
Mabe
Opera Nourse Nest
Pola
Pola Negri
Paris
Stich
Jetta Goudal
Ellen
Atc
Betty J Ronenn
Ity Bronson
Maryland Theatre
W. L. C. Fisher
Edmund Cobb
Great West
Altea Dhl
Monty Banks
Elmo Lincoln
Tarzan
Phillis
Goldy
Lbe
George. Larkin
Gentleman
Jack Daugherty
Cruze
Lois
Wine of Youth
Priges
Racay
Jesus Christ
Freiburg
Fia
Christus
Judas
Ian Fassnacht
Dimitri Buchowetzki
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