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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1919
Page
2
A quirky scene at a recent Los Angeles versus Seattle game in the Pacific Coast League features Marold Lloyd among the crowd and a long thin veteran in the box. A film company star jokes about waiting to see the wind whistle around a slim figure’s hips, adding a comic aside to the baseball notes.
Ruth Roland, serial star, reveals the cast for Adventures of Ruth, her first film produced by her own company. Lead man William Human Macho, long-time Universal actor, and character player Thomas G. Lingham, known for stage work with James O Neill, E. H rn, and Robert Mantell.
The article lists associates with the Harem Company in the Stingaree series and credits Kelen Holmes and J P McGowan for roles in Medicine Bend Manager of the B A A Loss of the Lumberlands and The Express, noting Charles Bennett and C Case as completing the permanent cast.
Jack Norworth vaudeville and musical comedy star joins Theodore Wharton for The Crooked Dagger a Pathe serial project in wartime plans Norworth tours London music halls and appears on the Keith Vander Circuit during a busy showbiz career
Lieutenant C. L. Locklear, famed for daring one plane to another jump, has been signed by Universal Pictures for a melodrama air feature. The announcement notes his leap will be showcased in a company production with the motion picture concern based in the city.
Porthcoming Productions stars Monroe Salisbury and supporting cast travel to Seven Oaks in the Bernardino mountains to film the final for Sunatown Trail. Salis is aided by Alice Elliott and Dominguez with Rollin Sturgron producing for J. G. Hawks. Gertrude Astor, long a Universal figure, is slated for prominence in Hour from a BR story.
A film billing places Mildred Moore as the leading woman in a Universal City feature about twin monsters. The project showcases the acclaimed duo as they terrorize the town, with Moore driving the central suspense and star power.
The article lists figures like Holt directing two reel Westerns for Tempest Cody and Marie Walcamp, with Jacques Jacard set to produce a five reel feature. James J. Corbett finishes an eighteen episode serial while James W. Horne plans a Pacific fishing trip. Kenneth ae, linked to Mae Murray and Carmel Acres, returns to Universal City to act in The Trembling Siege, The Blinding Trail, and Handa Down under Geoann's direction for a featured role.
The Park Theatre presents The House for Glass with Dorothy Dalton and Tyrant Fear plus a Bray Pictograph and Strand Comedy on Wednesday. Saturday features The Lion's Den with Bert Lytell and a charming town story of a minister turning grocer aided by village boys.
The Rialto in Passaic plans a diverse program next week with a doll bill and two features. Herbert Rawlinson stars in A House Divided while Enid Bennett appears in A Virtuous Thief, both billed alongside Ruth Holt Boncicault’s popular novel adaptation.
A review highlights Commodore J. Stuart Blackton directed tales such as The House Divided and A Virtuous Thief, noting their unusual plots. Florence Reed stars in The Woman Under Oath, praised for her strongest work as a juror heroine amid thrills and drama. Elinor Glyn’s The Career of Katherine Bush is also anticipated as sensational fiction from the author.
The Playhouse in Passaic presents two varied vaudeville bills next week with comedy and music plus two or three novelty acts. The feature photo is The Microbe with Viola Dana on Monday to Wednesday, plus Pathe News and comedies. Thursday to Saturday details to be announced in Passaic papers.
Montauk Theatre Passaic grids next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday for the latest film release Bill Apperson. Jack Pickford stars in a light social comedy described as bright and mischievous with local audiences invited to see his screen presence.
The Montauk theater will show the popular star Tom Moore in Heart's Ease on Friday and Saturday next, with William Russell billed as a heroic lead in Our Hero. Frank Keenan appears in The World Aflame, and Elmo serial draws crowds each Thursday through Saturday.
Hillside Park in Belleville presents an open air show featuring Powers elephants in new acts plus vaudeville acts. The program promises lively entertainment for a Sunday audience with additional acts listed among the bays.
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