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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1920

Page

3

Dangerous Cowboy Actor Draws Big Crowds in Love Story

The text describes a daring cowboy performer who risks danger for thrilling scenes, drawing large theater crowds. It highlights the star Mix and a strong supporting cast including Francelia Billington Eva Novak Lester Cuneo Charles K. French and Jack Curtis with Jacques Jaccard directing.

Tom William Mix Francelia Billington Eva Novak Lester Cuneo Charles K. French Jack Curtis Jacques Jaccard

Unusual Scene in Vitagragh Serial at Quincy Theater

In the twelfth episode of The Invisible Hand Antonio Moreno stars as the great detective. He infiltrates the Crime Trust by boarding their dens and turning one trap on them. A deluge of water is unleashed as part of the scene, blending thrill and humor.

Vitagragh Invisible Hand Antonio Moreno Quincy Theater Moreno Crime Trust

Ingenious Water Trap Helps Officer Nab Gangsters

A detective uses Iron Hand's water device to thwart a chase and capture gang members fleeing down stairs. The scene unfolds as criminals are knocked down and nearly drowned, yielding their arrest. William Duncan continues the ninth episode of his million dollar serial The Silent Avenger.

Iron Hand William Duncan

Third Generation at Orpheum Today

The Robertson Cole Superior picture The Third Generation opens today at the Orpheum for four days. It portrays the fortunes and life of Alden Van Dusen, the third generation, with Henry Kolker directing at Drentwood Studios. Notable scenes include a mountain resort location a famous beach stylish New York streets and the Metropolitan Opera House. Principal cast includes Betty Blythe Mahlon Hamilton Joseph Swickard Jack Pratt Betty Brice and Edward Cecil.

Robertson Cole Orpheum Theater van Dusen New York Henry Kolker Drentwood Studios Metropolitan Opera House Betty Blythe Mahlon Hamilton Joseph Swickard Jack Pratt Betty Brice Edward Cecil

Irene Rich Signs Long-Term Goldwyn Pact

Irene Rich signs a contract to remain in Goldwyn productions for several years. She currently leads opposite Will Rogers in Jes Call Me Jim directed by Clarence G. Badger at Culver City studios. Meanwhile Zenza Keefe bags to ski in the Selznick production The Law Bringers up north as scenes are filmed.

Irene Rich Will Rogers Goldwyn Productions Miss Rich Mr. Rogers Jes Call Me Jim Clarence G. Badger Culver City Studios Selznick Law Zenza Keefe Bagge Lan

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