Tellegen to star opposite Farrar in Goldwyn film
Dutch Greek influenced actor Low Tellegen joins Geraldine Farrar in a new topia under Frank Loyd at Goldwyn Culver City. They left New York for California to begin work on the project. Tellegen is praised for terse flexible acting and good sense of line. A song titled Oh You Women inspired by the Paramount picture theme is also noted.
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Low Tellegen
Gow. Pictures Corporation
Mr. Tellegen
Geraldine Farrar
Feank Loyd
Goldwyn
New York
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Famous Players-Lasky Corad
Corbett Umpires Cubs Angels Benefit in L A Ballpark
James J. Corbett, now starring in The Midnight Man, left the studio to umpire a benefit game at the Los Angeles ballpark between the Chicago Cubs and the Joe Angeles Angels. William McAdoo pitched the first ball and Douglas Farbanks caught it. Billie Burke signs with Famous Players-Lasky not to affect stage work or Ziegfeld managed plays, ensuring a busy season.
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James J. Corbett
Universal
the Midnight Man
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Joe Angeles “Angels
William McAdoo
Douglas Farbanks
Last Outlaw Western with Ford James Hutton and Neela May
Forthcoming Productions presents The Last Outlaw a two reel Western starring Jack Ford with Ed James and Lucille Hutton. Princess Neela May appears in a prominent role. Also listed Wanted For Murder pairing Pete Morrison opposite Magis Lane with George Holt at Universal City.
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Jack Ford
Ed James
Lucille Hutton
Princess Neela May
Magis Lane
Pete Morrison
George Holt
Universal City
Galli Curci Becomes Film Star In Universal Short
Amelita Galli-Curci, famed Chicago Opera Company diva, debuts in a film role featured in Universal's Women’s War Relief series. The production highlights her charm and stage presence while other notable stars join the project.
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Amelita Galli-Curci
Chicago Opera Company
Madame Galli-Curci
Plone
Marie Walcamp Stars in New Western Serial “In the Balance”
Readers follow Marie Walcamp recovering at home after injuries from “the Red Glove” as J. P. McGowan directs the Western play with Eton Polo in a featured role. Alvin J. Neitz wrote the serial “In the Balance,” while Felin Selbie portrays Te Ted Glove and JT McGowan directs.
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Marie Walcamp
J. P. McGowanix
Eton Polo
Alvin J. Neitz
Felin Selbie
Mary Pickford Buys Oceanfront Lot for Film Career
Mary Pickford purchases an oceanfront parcel with view of the coast. The text hints at her signing a new contract with Paramount Pictures to continue under management, affecting her previous distribution plans and Ray’s envisioned alignment. Lovethy Gish is mentioned in vague, unresolved terms.
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Hatles
Paramount Pictures
Ray
Actress Dorothy Gish Receives Hair Gift From Constance Talmadge
A box addressed to Dorothy Gish from Constance Talmadge arrives in New York. Dorothy opens it to find Constance’s hair and a note saying it beat her to it, prompting speculation about teasing and future plans between the friends.
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Constance Talmadge
Ion
Dorothy
Dorothy Gish
Cross’s
New York
Connie
Constance
Seaport Town Gloucester Inspires Silent Film
Nazimova and director choose Gloucester Massachusetts as a fitting setting for scenes in Out of the Fog. The old fishing town famed for clipper ships and sea lore hosts Muh scenes and a lighthouse location off the Maine coast with government approval. В
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Mawes
Nazimova
Albert Cupelians
Kipling
Amyre
Well Nown
Maine
Nazimova At The Park In Out of the Fog Imitation Shouts
Alla Nagimovs stars in Out of the Fog imitation of Cep tion Shouts at the local amusement plaza. The leading DIN is announced for Wednesday and Thursday with Nagimovs appearing in the production.
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Alla Nagimovs
Ception
Local Film Bill Offers Serial and Comedy Attractions
A new program lineup features Lloyd comedy The Rough Neck and The Thrers Train Pathé serial with Rhuth Roland, Norma Taladge in Uy Right of Purchase, Seren Salles, Viela Dane in Satan Jantor, plus a Mack Sennett comedy and A Hray pictograph. Saturday adds The Kiddies and Wert Lytel in Raith with a Pathe News segment.
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Montaga
Lloyd
Rhuth Roland
Norma Taladge
Cattonn
Seren Salles
Viela Dane
Satan Jantor
Mack Sennett
Passaic Girl's Novel Shown at the Rialto
Local patrons are invited to watch Leona Dalrymple's Diane of the Green Van at the Rialto Theatre on May 26, 27, and 28. Dalrymple, Passaic native and daughter of Judge Dalrymple, headlines a program featuring Lila Lee in Rustling a Ride and Enid Bennett in The Law of Men, with Vivian Martin in The Town Girl. The Rialto also promotes a larger screen and enhanced viewing experience for patrons.
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Diane of the
Rialto Theatre
Miss Dalrymple
Passaic
Judge Dalrymple
Diane of the Green
Vivian Martin
Rislton Theatre
Stabal
Ady
Mary Pickford Appears in Montauk Show at Passaic
Mary Pickford stage appearance announced for next week at the Montauk Passaic with her own producing company. The program includes Vady Lane Lee and Jean Webster story about Judy Abbott, highlighting orphan life and hardship at the John Grier Orphanage.
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Vady Lane Lee
Jean Webster
Montauk
Daddy Lane
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Judy Abbott
John Grier
Mine Pickford
Dodds
New York
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Vaudeville Act Leads Miayhouse Bill Next Week
Paxiste Playhouse announces a vaudeville bill featuring six Keith vaudeville acts and a beer in photoplays. The Monday to Wednesday program promises some of vaudeville's best acts including a comedy routine.
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Keith
Miayhouse
Paxiste
Sunshine comedies headline Playhouse new features
The Sunshine comedies are becoming real features of the program at the Playhouse and are shown daily. The Pathe News shows latest pictures of our boys returning from overseas and home demonstrations. Next week May Allison returns as a charming actress in a new entertaining story.
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Pathe
Pathe News
May Allison
Ady
Broad Street Theatre to Show The Unpardonable Sin
The Broad Street Theatre Newark announces a pending run starting Monday May 23 of The Unpardonable Sin with two daily performances at popular prices. Critics praise the photoplay drama noting it rivals The Birth of a Nation and Marshal Neran is acclaimed for his best directing work.
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Newark
Marshal Neran
Fionally
Advertiven Ent
Hillside Park Opens Season With Nightly Cowhands Show
The Hillside Park season opens this Sunday with two daily performances by cowboys. The amusement lineup includes roller skating rides, moving pictures, the whip, dip of death, circle swing, shooting gallery, carousel and other features as before.
Entomologist's First Duty and Pest Identification
A historical note outlines an entomologist's responsibilities to promptly identify a pest species, determine its group and characteristics, and describe its ecology and potential impact so that other workers understand its relationships and risks.
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Netle
Hart
Peculiar Pest AMonikers Reported Across States
The post office department reports odd pest codenames in several states. Missouri has an Ace, West Virginia an Affinity, Georgia a Myfeet, Idaho a Wowcuts, Tennessee a Braggadecto, North Carolina a Wynn, and Texas a tern eatiest Mined.
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Post Office Department
Missouri
Virginia
Idaho
North
Carolinga
Wynn
Texas
Fragmentary note on trade and travel customs in Spanish regions
A truncated passage notes a practice where traders barter a sheep for a cat. It mentions popular places and persistent troubles for travelers, suggesting constant issues tied to rite and festivity in Spanish areas.
Insects Benefit Farmers Despite Damages
A National Museum entomology official states insects do substantial good for agriculture by aiding soil fertility and crop production, despite losses from infestations. The remarks highlight the beneficial roles of insects in ecosystems and agriculture.
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United States
Howard
Barentt of
Mumenm
Witk
Bactericides in Fruits and Plants Reported
A historic note describes fruit and plant sprays tested in Japan and Europe. It states most juices and arid treatments failed to halt photol bacteria, while strongest bactericides were tetanole acid and acids like citrie and tam tarle. Imitation lemonades with varied acids showed notable bactericidal effects.
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Eugene
Ancient Medium of Exchange and Early Currency Concepts
Fragmentary note explains early monetary ideas where livestock such as oxen and sheep served as a standard of value. It traces a Latin term related to pecunia and suggests a monetary unit derived from property entitlements. The text reflects historical attempts to quantify value using tangible goods.
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Amelie Selon
Emelonze
Beantown Note and Rolling Epics in Indianaple Star
Beantown note reports Trittlps president plans to attend Rollled up to Tthinopolis tonight Epic with a decision on eye glasses. Correspondence from Begin town Tough to Indianapedle Star notes a long, quirky exchange about glasses and travel plans.
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