Lockwood Stars in Tale First at Arcada
Harold Lockwood appears in the new film Tale First at Arcada Theater distributed by Metro. The story follows two Yale and Harvard graduates who disguise themselves to survive and entangle love as Dr Chilton schemes to claim a fortune, with a romance and a twist revealing the true identity of Dick. Also credited are Ruby de Romer James Lackaye Richard Th. Nell Anthony Byrd Pauline Dempsey Walther P. Lewis and Rollo Liord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper and Firothers
Panny Rowland
Dominic
Yale
Harvard
Sing Bing
Ian Quentin
Dick Cartlehan
Bunny Tennenkoo
Alex
Darkey
Danny
Harry Chilton
Jean Logan
Dr. Chilton
Dami
bin Quentin
Dominis
Danny Trowland
Lockwood
Ruby de Romer
James Lackaye
Richard Th. Nell
Anthony P. Byrd
Pauline Dempsey
Walther P. Lewis
Rollo Liord
Alta Theatres Showings and Tale of Women’s Weapons
A review notes the Paramount film Women’s Weapons playing at the Alta theatre, detailing Ethel Clayton’s portrayal of a devoted wife and Vera Dorin as the siren, with Elliott Dexter as the husband. The piece contrasts the film’s moral theme with its dramatic, seductive devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Clayton
Alta Theatre
Thore
Ero
Clayton Wees
Mose Clarton
Vera Dorin
Elliott Dexter
Oe Wana
Toubert Vignola
Holmes Broke by Buckets and Market Plot Unveiled
Holmes faces a busting reveal as Mille confronts him over private papers and market schemes. The scene shifts to a Triangle Play where Howland Lee casts Sedgewick and Irene Auntapytor in leading roles at the Pastime Theatre, Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Mille
Helm
Nox
Holme
Pepperell
Montas
Howland Lee
Sedgewick
Irene Auntapytor
Under the Greenwood Tree star Kinle Pergusen in Arcad e show
A fragmented ACAD TODAY report recounts Mary Hamilton once a socialite who vanished amid rumors of elopement. The tale ties her New Forest life to a new Artcraft photo feature at Arcade theatre starring Kinle Pergusen, with Cape details about lovers and escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hamilton
London
Kenneth Graham
Saltor Fom
Bie
Mina Hamilton
Secrety
New
Artcraft
Kinle Pergusen
Arcade Theatre
Mies Hianilion
Jeefiing Star in Screen Adaptation by Chautard
Mie Ferguson is supported by Eugene O'Brien in a popular legitimate stage figure turned film. The picture was adapted for the screen by Adrian Gi and spearheaded by director Emile Chautard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Ferguson
Eugene O'Brien
Adrian Gi. Spear
Emile Chautard
In For Thirty Days at the Alta Theatre
May Allison stars in a clever Metro play at the Alta Sunday and Monday. A fast driving heroine is jailed by a village constable after clashing with local law. A young author helps her to regain freedom as the plot twists toward humor and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Allison
METRO
Alta Theatre
Helen Corning
Helen Slasher Brights
Vilage
Helen
Senda
Ater
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Conroy
Caccen
Main St
Lo the
Universal Car
Ford
Oregon
Water & Johnson Sts
Columbia
Edison
Victor
Warren’s
Music House
Pendleton, Oregon
Eastern Oregon Motor C9, Inc
Hotel Pendleton
Motion Picture News
Arcade Today
Alta
Clawton
Miraks
Howard Holm
Hein
Flant Rebrond
Mepperet
John J. Milk
Pareiton
Mills
Helmy
Howard
Nut Holmes
Alta Children
Harold
Acad Today
Porram of
Wisse Ferguson
Micape
Rae
Rowland Lee and
Irene Hunt
Metro Pictures
Alta Orchestra
Robt. Nagler
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