Coming Week Film Offerings At Tivoli And Opera House
Diversified screenings headline a busy week with Tivoli and Opera House offerings. Highlights include Lonesome Ladies at Tivoli Monday, Fast And Furious on Tuesday, Cabaret Wednesday, Rough Horse Rosie Thursday, White Pants Willie Friday, The Prairie King Saturday, and Opera House shows featuring The Secret Studio Tuesday and Home Struck Thursday plus Pals in Perl Saturday.
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Tivol
Lewis Stone
Arce Qo
Anu Nn Loataren
the Tivoli
Imperial Comedy
Fox News
Reginald Denny
Movieland
Tivoli
Denny Yare
Gilde Gray
Tom Moore
Peen Weinerslay
Gilda
Clara Bow
Typl
Rosie
Mack Sennett
White Pants Willie
Johnny Hines
Hines
White Pants
Willie
Brake
Scotland Yard
Hoot Gibson
Charlie Chase
Opera House
Olive Borden
Tarte
Lizzle
Thuradar
Viola Dana
Perl
Buffalo Bil, Jr
Lupino Lane
Movie Stars Prove They Can Make Money In Business
A look at Hollywood figures who expanded beyond cinema to wealth in real estate, oil, banking, and ranching. Notables include Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Bebe Daniels, Ruth Roland, Colleen Moore, Esther Ralston, Joseph Schenck, Victor Fleming, and others amassing ventures from land to gold mines and oil holdings.
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Doan Thomas
Cal
Doug
Douglas Fairbanke
United Artists
Mate Theaters
San Diego
Cal Doug
Mary Pickford
Misa Pickford
Fairbanks
Hollywood
Bebe Daniele
Mise Daniels
Sante Monteg
Ruth Roland
Colleen Moore
I&s
Noah Lerrr
Noah
Los Angeles
Joseph Schenck
Schenck
Filoxiom
Esther Ralston
Theacrees
Phoenix
Arizona
Victor Fleming
Fleming
Reaily
Mr. Romeo
Wallack
Harry Wagatel Gribble
March Hares
J. C. Nugent
Happy “Kempy
Mr. Gribbles
Daniel X. Dabin
Messie
William A. Brody
Dwight Deere Winan
Mary Roland
Pickwick Tapestries Entertain New York Audiences
New York critics praise the Empire Theater production of Pickwick Tapestries starring John Cumberland and Charles McNaughton with a strong cast led by Brite Winston. The musical tapestry show, staged by Donald Oenslager, delights as a fast paced, humorous series of caricatures from Dickens characters. Critics note the production’s vitality and lasting Broadway potential despite its non dramatic format.
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Frank Lea Short
NEA
New York
Empire Theater
Little Napoleon
Charles Frohman
Conte
Meade Artams
Jona Drew
William Gillette
Samuel Pickwick
Pickwick Club
America
Tony
Charles Dickens
Frank C. Reilly
Pickwick
Reilly
John Cumberland
Sam Weller
Charles McNaughton
Lfe
Laurence Schwab
Frank Mandel
Aristophanes
Athens
B.C
John Gay
London
Charles Host
Chinatown
Chanin’s
Geog Vorrher Teacire
Broadway
Donald Oenslager
Baker
Yale University
John Price Jones
Gus Shy
John Sheshan
Edward Emery
Shirley Vernon
Mary Lawlor
Inez Courtney
Don Tomkins
Unclear Theater Notes and Mixed Fragments
Fragmentary theater column mentions performers and acts with garbled phrases. References to costumes and audience questions about fashion for women appear amid muddled titles and stray names.
Learns To Write Movie Yarns Insights From Carey Wilson
Hollywood producer Carey Wilson rose fast by selling stories and learning audience tastes. He advises sales staff to build exhibitor relations, gather regional reactions, and craft films with universal appeal and a clear ceiling point to attract the public.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Hollywood
Calif
Carey Wilson
Ic Ie
Alt Lianen
Tieone Carty
Cinemaland
Wilson
Fire destroys Mt Airy lumber yard and town center
A massive blaze devastated Mt Airy hitting the Supineenac plant and four automobile racks. The fire wiped out crucial town buildings including the post office and spread rapidly prompting large-scale evacuations and emergency response. Authorities note it as the fourth major blaze in decades with extensive property losses and no immediate fire protection fixes.
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Tames
Fres
Mt. Airy
Wheat demonstrations warn farmers on seed treatment
County shows near Middletown focus on disease control in wheat seed. Prof Oldenburg urges copper carbonate dust seed treatment to curb disease, noting price drops and potential larger losses next year. About 23 000 bushels planned for treatment this fall, 5 000 last season. Farmers urged to avoid seed dispersion.
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Cosimanny
Maryland
Snemaker
Fay Ogferrowr
Meratog
Middietown
Alvar Penentyive Petioga
Layrwente Agricultural
This Or
Demereen
Tare Fisville
Feagarne
Branswink
Watkeraite
Wenthor
Union
Eneh Place
Ohtenhurs
Hexico
Oldenburg
Shoemaker
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William Desmond
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Colleen the Reagor
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John Cuttberland
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Smeon
Euceint
Lowa
Astro
Roel
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Ben Wilson
Neva Gerber
Joe Murphy
Fay Tincher
Andy
Ike
William T Fox
Piai
Mai
Renee
Benes
Wisner
Patriak
Powlirs Ab
Perot
Potomac Edison Co
Maxie