Mary Garden in Thai Thais at the Pastime Theater
The Otis Theater presents Mary Garden in the photoplay Thais adapted from Anatole France. The plot follows Thais, a famed beauty, and Paphnuthe who becomes a monk to atone after a murder attempt. The film details moral conflict, conversion themes, and a desert reunion, with Garden delivering a standout performance.
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Mary Garden
Goliwen
Lye Anatole Fragece
Alessandria
Puphutt
Thais
Paphoutles
Troya
Mite
Oppor Niles
Wives of the Fall to Play at Arcade Theater Soon
Announcement of the film Wives of the Fall featuring the Thow 2 Tape sqe i the Iptekt Art craft offering is set to be shown at the Arcade theater. The article notes muscular action, rough mountain settings, and a protec tor of property facing threats amid a backdrop of law and order themes.
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Tontorfew
Tate & New Rule
Vaudeville at the Alta Promises Diverse Acts
The Vaudeville Players at the Alta present The Witter and the Ladystomer a lively comedy variety with talking and juggling. The Modern Venous a posing novelty act aims for spectacular, near perfect urban entertainment with striking effects. A handsome young performer appears in modern nuclear statuary producing new technical and electric effects.
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Alta
Syndtay Monilay
Witter
Screen Gossip Seethes Over Film World Affairs
The gossip column fillets a tangle of rumors about actors and productions. Abanioox fans and Marjorie Daw intrigue mix with Lola Wilken and Mabel Normand tied to new photoplays. Reports hint at star feuds, theater jobs, and fashion-table talk from Los Angeles.
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Mabel
Mabel Normand
Soliwyn
Edgar Silwyn
A. St. Knnedy
Silent Stars and Early Talkies Set Stage for Cinema Rise
The article traces Harold Lockwood and editors career notes with gains for Harold Rost orat and Chaplin in early London miniflms. It highlights cinema figures including Florence Lawrence and Harry Solter, mentions Willam Fox and the studio near Wheelwonl. It describes audiences turned away for Le Miserable at Academy and Lyric Theater in New York, and notes California skater Love pivoting to Pathe stardom with remarks on Betty’s skating career and the shift away from ice due to hard water.
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MlGawheim
New York City
Lyric Theater
Willam Fox
California
Bosse Love
New York
Hove
Resi
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