Amusements Viola Dana Stars In Satan Junior At Belasco
Viola Dana, Metro screen star, headlines Satan Junior a romantic comedy at the Belasco theater today and Monday. The piece follows her rapid rise from toe dancer in Brooklyn to noted film actress with hits in The Gold Cure Opportunity and many others. Also featured is The Man Hunter with Douglas Farnum showing three fights with police and ship officers, culminating in a desert island finale amid striking photography and scenes on land and sea.
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Viola Dana
Metro
Satan
Belasco
Rip van Winkle
Gtr
New York
Miss Dana
Edison Company
The
Brooklyn
Belasco Theater
Mr. Farnum
William Farnum in Three Big Fights
William Farnum stars in action packed reels including When a Man Sees Red and The Rainbow Trail as his screen battles captivate audiences across major venues. Fans anticipate three major fight scenes highlighted by Farnum’s bold on screen confrontations.
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William Farnum
Perilous Riding In Hearts Of The Wild
Elsie Ferguson stars in Heart of the Wilds at the Princess theater next Thursday through Saturday. Matt Moore co stars as her brother and pursuer of the mounted police after an insulted sister. Moore performs dangerous riding down a shale cliff as part of the photoplay’s thrilling dramatic sequence. Thomas Meighan appears in a supporting role as the film’s leading man.
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Thomas Meighan
Miss Ferguson
AT BIJOU The Mystery Maids at Bijou theater in Quincy
The Mystery Maids at the Bijou draws strong Quincy crowds as a clean and lively musical tale. Herbert Garing directs a balanced company with pep in numbers and dancing. Delltie Marmion stands out, with the chorus delivering clever singing and dancing. The closing war sequence in costume is a notable feature. The vaudeville act complements a first rate show for theatergoers.
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Quincy
Herbert Garing
Delltie Marmion
America
Constance Talmadge Shines In Who Cares at Star Theater
Constance Talmadge embodies youth and growth in the role of Joan Ludlow in Who Cares? by Lewis J. Selznick. The film, featuring her beauty and acting, shows a demure 17 year old maturing into a sophisticated woman who pursues life’s fast lane with dramatic consequences. Performances captivate as the transformation unfolds on screen Tuesday through Thursday at Star theater.
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Constance Talmadge
Joan Ludlow
Lewis J. Selznick
Star Theater
Joan
Constane
Constance
Creeping Barrage Shown In The Greatest Thing In Life
The film The Greatest Thing in Life by D. W. Griffith features Lillian Gish and presents a graphic depiction of the creeping barrage, described as a wonderful device of modern warfare. It will be shown at the Princess theater today.
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D. W. Griffith
Lillian Gish
Princess Theater
This Week's Photo Plays at Multiple Theaters
A sprawling schedule lists films and stars at Belasco, Star, Gem, Savoy, Princesa, Quincy, and Colonial theaters. It notes specific showings across Sunday through Saturday, naming actors like Viola Dana, Constance Talmadge, Mabel Normand, and Douglas Fairbanks, plus titles such as Satan Jr, Love Defender, The Vigilants, and The Lightning Raider.
Fragmentary OCR warns of early air war visuals
The text describes wartime imagery and devices amid clouded imagery, mentioning barrage development and eerie depictions of aerial combat. It references telephones and tenure, with unclear proper names and dates, forming a fragmented report on early war visuals and technology.
Daring Girl Risks Her Life Four Times
Daring Girl Carol Toolloway imperiled her life four times to ventism to The Wharting Triup in The Tron Pest serial episode shown at lines theater telias Inocone scedea she escapes a fast moving express tramn. A gasoline tack explodes during a fleeing scene and the heroines must survive the car blaze then swim to safety amid fumes.
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Carol Toolloway
Tron Pest
Vitagrandt
Lines Theater Telias
Morena
Buting
Gbo
Council Of Four Moves Toward Harmony In East Talks
Paris April 12 The Temps reports a conciliatory spirit in the council of four on Asiatic Turkey Syria Mesopotamia and Palestine. Government leaders plan a fresh exchange of views with hopes of reaching a satisfactory agreement without an inter allied mission to the East.
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Paris
Havas
The
Temps
Council of Four
Turkey
Syria
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Transport Sails From Brest With Casuals
Washington April 13 The transport West Galeta sailed from Brest April 9 for New York with one casual company of Illinois troops aboard, part of an early World War I movement of forces to the United States.
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Fm Cree
United States
Washington
Galeta
Brest
New York
Transports Due at New York and Boston In Late April
Other transports due at New York and Boston between April 20 and 24 include the battleship New Jersey cruiser Charleston Suriname Duca D Abru z i and Panaman. They carry scattered army units and several casual companies.
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New York
Boston
New Jersey
Charleston
Suriname
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quincy Theater
Antonio Moreno and
Carol Holloway
Larry Lemon
George Lark
Billy Compson
Patha Weekly
L-Ko
Call the Cops
Screen Magazine
Lions and Moran
Harold Lloyd
Eeee
Goooe
Paco
Cabinet
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
Bijou
Savoy
Fairbanks
Gem Theater
Harry Griffin
Myrtle Lind
Matt and
Jeff
Pause Cafe
Bery Chapin
WS. Hart
Yates
Kamilys
Phenter
Matt
Loving Mermier
Crriffith
Journas
William
Wart
Princesa Theater
Burton Holmes
Elsie Ferguson
Bray Pictograph
George Larkin
Betty Compson
Thester
Ace Dush
Hartes Chapin
Royal Minshers
Thursiday
Eddie Defoo
Circus
Roxy
Peettiae
Rosese Arbuckle
Shorty Hamilton
Shorty
Princess
Lilian Gishue
DW. Griffith
Missouri
D.C. O Griffith
Lillian Gish and
Robert Harron
Princess Theatre
Adoolph Zurellie Serguson Heart of the
Savoy Theater
Douglas Fairbanks
Lamb
Harry Griff
Family Theater
Mutt and
Charley Chaplin
Family Theatre
William S. Hart
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