Birth of a Nation at Empire Hippodrome Praised Work
A review extols David W. Griffith and The Birth of a Nation, praising its poetic imagination and open air acting. It lauds historical accuracy, sensational scenes across distant lands, and calls the film a masterwork advancing motion art.
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David W. Griffith
Empire Hippodrome
Great Plains
America
Griffith
Aumail
Air
The Goddess Series Opens Today at Family Theater
In a Pennsylvania town a coal strike erupts as Celestia a beautiful girl is guided by three millionaires to reform the world. Her partner Tommy is accused of spying and is rescued from hanging by a timely rescue. dramatic events unfold as the reform narrative begins.
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Goddess
Beautiful
Family Theater
Celestia
Pennsylvania
Tommy
Celes
Celestia and the Miners Clash in a Wild Strike Tale
Tommy leads striking miners against mine owners amid bombs and danger. Celestia asserts herself, a millionaires’ offer is sought, and a dramatic rescue by Freddy the Ferret saves Celestia from robbers. Death, pursuit, and a climactic race end with marriage and new fortunes for Celestia and Tommy.
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Tia
Freddy
Ferret
Scums
Yommy
Casey
Vass
Jim Quincey
Vera Harris
Mayor Abbott
Rolla B. Wagner
Dick Bartlett
W. A. Schwindeler
Quincy
Francis Bushman