Music Box Revue headline as Frederick’s big next week
The Music Box Revue titled Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue tops Frederick's next week's theater lineup at the Opera House with high class productions secured by Manger Decker. The week also features a slate of photoplays at Empire and Maryland houses including War Paint, The Dark Angel, Lady Windemere's Fan, and Ranger the police dog, plus several comedies and news reels.
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Irving Berlin
Frederick
Opera House
Tim McCoy
Paulisne Stark
Karl Dane
Fox News
Ronald Colman
Wilma Banky
Irene Rich
Lady Windemere
aArt Acord
Russler
the Fighting Marine
Gene Tunney
Decks Dope and Witty Jokes From Walter Decker
A jumble of humorous quips and verse titles from Walter Decker. Whimsical lines about Thanksgiving, money, marriage, advice, and love appear in a disjointed collection. The piece mixes ad-like snatches with playful couplets and mispunctuated phrases, creating a lighthearted, satirical tone.
Sorrows Of Satan earns praise for cameraman Fiskbeck
Film critic lauds Harry Fiskbeck for outstanding cinematography in the Paramount production Sorrows Of Satan. He cites Griffith’s direction as uneven yet notes strong performances by Carol Dempster and Monte. The piece praises Fiskbeck's lighting, angles, and overall visual impact, while noting some flaws in the story and pacing.
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Gene Coon
Moniana
Harry Fishbeck
Fishbeck
Menjon
Ricardo Cortez
Carol Dempster
Lyra de Putti
Satan
D. W. Griffith
Paramount
Broadway
Griffiith
Griffith
Toug
Tod
Griffin
Carte
Menton
Fiskheck
Road Show Notes and Theatre Listings for December
A local note echoes thanks for community backing of theatre and music events. It promotes Eminent players Mantell and Hamper in Shakespearean works, Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue, and a colored musical comedy Shufflin Sam From Alabama. Also lists Cat and the Canary, Big Parade, Bring Up Father, and other road attractions with dates through February. Titles include War Paint, The Dark Angel, Lady Windemere’s, and more.
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Hond College
Robert B. Mantell
Genevieve Hamper
Father
Alibi Defense Outlines in Hall Mills Trial
In Somerville New Jersey the Hall Mills case moves to the defense as three suspects plan alibis. Henry Stevens is set to testify that he was at home in Lavallette NJ when Rev Ward Hall and Eleanor Mills were killed. The defense claims alibis for each defendant will be proven.
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Somerville
Hall Mills
Henry Stevens
Willie Stevens
Frances Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Lavellette
N. J
Sidward W. Hall
Mills
Clarence E. Case
de Russer
Lavy
Jane Gibson
Case
Lavallette
Wine Stevens
Ks Ial
New Brunswick
Ral
Senea
Drudge Of The Studios Spurs Clara Bow Rival Alice White
NEA Service writer reports Clara Bow’s rival Alice White, a former script girl turned screen tester, has signed with First National and faces a gaunt of endless tests as she tries to break into stardom in Hollywood. White resembles Bow and shares the flapper image amid the studio grind.
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Drudge
Clara Bows
Clara Bow
Viretnational
Alice White
Clara
Studio Machine
Alice
Marrvelous
Alice Wlite
Hollywood
Marlon White
John McCormick
Doubles Have Day In Films
Hollywood November 20 Anton Vaverka Czech actor mirrors Franz Josef for Erich Von Stroheim’s The Wedding March in a Paramount production Duplicate Decorations. Vaverka studied imperial insignia including the Officers Service Cross Maria Theresa iron crown and St Stephen’s order. Other doubles include Frank Hooper Teddy Roosevelt and George Billings Abraham Lincoln in earlier pictures with Lucien Littlefeld as Calvin Coolidge.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Holywood
Calif
Franz Josef
Anton Vaverka
Sovign
Atlantic
Pacific
Vaverka
Erich von Stroheim
Paramount
Franz Jozef
Order of St. George of
D. R. O. Hatswell
von Stroheim
Moviata
Frank Hooper
Los Angeles
Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
San Antonio
George Billings
Abraham Lincoln
Lucien Littlefeld
Calvin Coolidge
Douglas MacLean
Ceci Holland
George Wasiington
Anton Vavterka
Lucien Littlefield
Coolidge
Frank Hopper
Theodora Roosevelt
Indictment in New Brunswick Court Narrowly Focused
A jail term is set under indictment in New Brunswick for the alleged crime. The hour fixed for the proceeding remains specified, with authorities pursuing charges and arraignment details to follow.
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Saert O
New Brunswick
Understanding the U S South regional boundaries
A compact note defines the South as including 15 states plus DC with about 960 237 square miles. It notes Maryland DC and West Virginia are excluded by some, and Missouri is omitted by others. The text ends with a subscription prompt for Ine News.
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South
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
United States
Theatre and Empire show today feature Universal Western
Opera House presents Looking For Trouble with Jack Hoxie as the main feature backed by The Fighting Marine and a news reel. The Empire showcases Going the Limit with George O Hara. Two comedies complete the bill. The Maryland offers A Man s Size Pet with Ben Corbett and Pee Wee Holmes and Scotty of the Scouts plus a comedy and Sportlight. For sportswear, tweed coats with fur trim are in fashion.
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Empire
Irene Rich
Wife
Warner
George
Pathe News
Marguerite de LaMotte
Allan Forrest
Fifth Avenue
Maryland
Jane Marlowe
Eric St. Clair
Jack Livingston
al Ferguson
Mary Wyner
Richard Talmadge
Night Patrol
Talmadge
Fungalore
Douglas MacLean
Art Acord
Raven
Rex
Mack Seanett
Jack Mower
Ben Alexander
Scotty
The
Opera House
Jack Hoxie
Gene Tunney
the Fighting Marine
George O'Hara
Ben Corbett
Pee Wee Holmes
Scouts
Pee Wey Holmes
Stan Laurel
Grantland Rice
Betty Caldwell
Ben Hall
Paddy O'Flynn
Mary Jane Irving
Edna May Cooper
Man
Blond Sally Rand Prefers Brunette Roles Says She Would Trade Hair
NEA Service reports Hollywood star Sally Rand, famed for blond looks, would exchange her golden hair for dark tresses. She argues brunettes seem more varied and exciting, while blondes are often painted as frivolous. Rand notes her own features suit dark hair better and she enjoys the sense of adventure brunettes convey.
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NEA
Weiler
Hollywood
Sally Band
Jaime
Sally
St the Montmarte
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