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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1919
Page
8
The piece describes Fairbanks and Daw in a leading sixth role with Daw as a bright American heroine. It notes Campeau as a strong heavy, praises Fairbanks’ collaboration, and mentions Sothern as a famed actor, with references to past successes and the play “The Buckeroo.”
The article catalogs Western film figures and their weapons and gear. It notes Cary as a key figure in a Fat Jones production and references actors Salisbury Orrieon Marie Walcamp and Harold Lloyd with specific items like a six bullet gun and an opal mother of pearl hitch.
A native answers an actor’s boast about climate and life in the town. The resident recalls being born there and states his health and strength have improved since arrival, countering the star’s impression.
Monroe Salisbury and Vestmacher Burleson feature in a lively industry exchange. Harry Carey questions Salisbury’s stance while Gloria Hope teases him about postal delays affecting Christie purchases. Dorothy tee’s stage roles include Common Property and a Rus sian nationalization drama produced at Universal City by Paul Powell.
The second Albert Capelian Productions film stars June Caper and Creighton Hale. Adapted from a French stage hit Le Danseur Inconnu, the project transfers romance to American settings under Ceorge Archarbourt supervision. Alfred Hickman Charles Coleman Edward Davis also appear in supporting roles.
The Rialto Theatre Passaic announces a week of shows featuring Flan Ferguson and Wallace Read Monday to Wednesday, and William S Hart with Winsome Martin Thursday anniversary. Include O Henry’s You're Pinch star and Vivian Martin in An Innocent Adventuress. Another double bill presents Square Deal Sanderson and Vivian Martin in An Innocent Adventuress. Major Hubert Warblock returns from France in Secret Service with Charly Ray and Ethel Clayton Friday to Saturday.
On Thursday Friday and Saturday Alice Brady stars in the comic feature Red Head. An all star cast appears in The Lady of the Dugout. Both features are praised as excellent and worthy of that name.
The Playhouse in Passaic features The Winlifters with May Allison next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The Uplifters offers reform drama and a lemon lesson for mankind amid a strong cast and splendid production. Keith vaudeville, music, comedy and Matinee News frame the bill with a second feature Yvonne from Paris starring Mary Miles Minter.
Hillside Park presents The Latimers cycle acrobats Little Tone and his Clown Dog the Resimoffs Russian novelty performers Miss Chivvus acronautical trapezist and Willy and Wally the Indistinguishable Twins. Sunday balloon flight and amusements include dancing roller skating roller coasting the whip and moving pictures.
The Park Theatre in Suiley presents a varied week with The Shuttle a Harold Lloyd comedy and educational shorts. Other attractions include Travethinger Hand TM and a Br ay pictograph. Friday brings Kitty Gorton and Travethinge r, plus Monroe Salisbury in The Light of Victory. Additional fare includes Pathe News Polo and Cyclone Smith stories, with The Tiger’s Teri episode featuring Ruth Rolarl. A graphic revival of Burton of Souls screens at Montauk Theatre during Passaic week with no ticket price increase. The schedule emphasizes early arrival to view Auc tion of Souls. next on Monday Wednesday and Friday Phillips stars in Des as story.
The text discusses popular beliefs about the moon’s light and invisibility during crescent and new moon phases. It then shifts to hanging pictures with guidance on choosing backing colors and avoiding damage, suggesting plain paper and soft gray tones for room decor.
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