Moore Family Moves Between Studios and Culver City
Joseph Moore, youngest of the Moore quartet and known in films, visits Fort Lee studio with brother Tom Moore before returning to Culver City to resume work.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
12
Joseph Moore, youngest of the Moore quartet and known in films, visits Fort Lee studio with brother Tom Moore before returning to Culver City to resume work.
Jorge and Things a Neal Burns project under Al San is in development at Universal with Frank Lawrence editing and Tom Gibson as author. The Spitfire of Seville stars Dean, adapted from Sax purchase. Sam Polo, Eddie Polo’s brother, joins The Next Man alongside Orval Humphrey’s villainy.
Daunty Ethel Clayton stars in Vicky at the Rialto Passaic for multiple days June 16 to 21, with a plot of a heiress betrothed to an ageist suitor while seeking true romance. Cecil B De Mille’s For Worse follows, featuring a carefully cast ensemble of prominent actors and high quality acting.
The Playhouse in Passaic announces a busy week with vaudeville acts and a feature photo program. May Allison will star in A Most Married with other comedies and Pathe News, plus Charlie Chaplin's Sammyard is scheduled for June 24 and 26 at other theatres.
Charlie Chaplin appears at the Montauk and Passaic Playhouse Theatres on June 22 24 and 28 presenting the new photoplay Fanny Aide described as highly funny. Anita Stewart stars in Mary Regan with The Deseret title and next showings feature Experimental Marriage and One of the Finest.
Participants perform a baseball display and a restaurant scene then dance including shinny. In the afternoon they move to the arena, and afterward trot to the lake for a bath in view of spectators.
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