Christmas Bill At Orpheum A Novel Holiday Show
The Orpheum will present an exceptional Christmas matinee starting Monday with a lineup of festive numbers. George W. Cooper and Chris Smith, renowned songwriters, appear alongside Carl Rosini and company from the Columbia theater. The Two Ferreros join a Jolly Toy Clown Pantomime, with the Dolly Sisters completing the program in a sequence of scenery and surprises for children.
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Orpheum
George W. Cooper
Chris Smith
Carl Rosini
Company of Girls
Columbia Theater
St. Louis
Ferreros
Dolly Sisters
Actor Era in Aregyle Case Seeks Leading Film Role
About a year after being sought for The Aregyle Case Robert Hilliard, once reluctant to act in pictures, offered to star when Kiaw Erlanger sold play rights for 12600. Too late, Robert Warwick was already filming the second reel. The Riverside Drive Schwab home and Bethlehem Steel president’s residence figure in scenes for the adaptation. June Caprice’s next film may showcase more of Schwab’s estate.
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Robert Hilliard
Kiaw & Erlanger
Lewis J. Selznick
Robert Warwick
Riverside Drive
Charles M. Schwab
Seventy-Third Street
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
June Caprice
Mr. Schwab
Weekly Film Schedule With Notable Stars And Features
A dense list of showings across days and venues featuring stars like Frank Keenan Lionel Barrymore Theda Bara Mignon Beat ris Michelena Charlie Chaplin Mary Pickford and Dustin Farnum. Includes titles such as The Brand of Cowardice Under Swo Flags The Tombs Infatuation Sins of Her Parent and Son of Arn across Savoy Gem and others with multiple double bills and special matinees.
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Belasco
Lionel Barrymore
Theda Bara
Gladys Brockwell
Naomi Childers
Dustin Farnum
The Week Ahead at the Majestic Theater
This week features Lillian Walker in Mrs. Dane's Danger and Bitter Sweet on today, Helen Rosson in The Light on Monday, Helen Holmes in The Manager of the B A on Tuesday, The Great Conflict on Wednesday, Liberty episode No 5 on Thursday, D Artagon with Orrin Jennson on Friday, and Wilfred Lucas in Acquitted on Saturday.
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Lillian Walker
Mrs. Danes Danner
Helen Rosson
Savoy
Kelen Holmes
European War Pictures
Margarita Fisher
Harry Pollard
Wilfred Lucas
D'Artagon
Orrin Johnson
Charlie Chaplin
Joseph Carle
Frisco
Mary Pickford
Selig-Tribune
Royal Blood
Mignon
Beatriz Michelena
Little Pardner
Selah Baird
Jackie Saunders
Medora
Lonesome Luke
Luke
Frank Mayo
Helen Gibson
Cupid
Gertrude Glover
Richard Travers
Grant
Ethel Clayton
Carlyle Blackwell
Blanche Sweet
Dustin Farnim
Son of
Arn
Lydia Gilmore
Pauline Frederick
Mrs. Dane
Helen Holmes
The
Liberty
Orrin Jennson
World of Pleasure Coming to Quincy Empire Hippodrome
The Empire-Hip podrome will host two big musical comedy productions, The World of Pleasure and Go-to-It. World of Pleasure is praised nationwide and features an all star vaudeville cast including Conroy and LeMaire, the Courtney sisters, McMahon, Diamond and Chaplow, Collins and Hart, plus William Norris. Go-to-It is in Chicago and slated for a route through Illinois with Quincy on the bill.
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Empire-Hippodrome
Quincy
Conroy
LeMaire
Courtney Sisters
McMahon
Diamond & Chaplow
Collins and Hart
William Norris
Chicago
Silent Era Stars and Spouses Wedding List
A compilation outlines marriages and engagements among silent film figures. Mary Pickford ties to Owen Moore. Lucile Lee Stewart to Ralph Ince. Norma Talmadge to Joseph Schenck. Dorothy Davenport to Wallace Reid. Geraldine Farrar to Lou Tellegen. Roberta Arnold and Herbert Rawlinson listed. others pairings include Cleo Madison, Don Peake. Teddy Sampson, Ford Sterling. Gladden James, Arthur Ashley. and multiple non professional matches noted.
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Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Lottie Pickford
Mr. Rupp
Anna Little
Alan Forrest
Ethel Clayton
Joseph Kaufman
Francis X. Bushman
House Peters
Mae King
Cleo Madison
Don Peake
Dorothy Phillips
Alan Holubar
King Baggot
Ben Wilson
Dorothy Davenport
Wallace Reid
Norma Talmadge
Joseph Schenck
Lucile Lee Stewart
Ralph Ince
Gerda Holmes
Rapley Holmes
Harry Benham
Douglas Fairbanks
Charlotte Walker
Eugene Walters
Lucile McVey
Sidney Drew
Teddy Sampson
Ford Sterling
William Courtleigh, Jr
Ethel Miering
Edward Coxen
Carlyle Blackwell
Seena Own
George Walsh
Herbert Rawlinson
Roberta’ Arnold
Geraldine Farrar
Lou Tellegen
Dot Kelley
Herbert Wavener
Hobart Bosworth
Adele Farrington
Gladden James
Arthur Ashley
In Old Kentucky at Empire Hippodrome Delights Audiences
A veteran manager credits In Old Kentucky for its long run and broad appeal at the Empire Hippodrome. The American play, now in its 28th year, attracts two generations of theatergoers and continues to break records in touring venues. Additionally, star contracts signal Mutual’s policy of featuring top talents like Nance O Neill and Marjorie Rambeau in upcoming projects.
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Old Kentucky
Hippodrome
Glimpses of Reel Life at Hollywood Studios
Harold MacGrath novel adaptation "Notqidgin Island" stars Harold Lockwood and May Allison. Metro's Christmas release following "The Great Secret." Helen Hermes appears in "The Manager of the B. and A." Sig Film's Vaughn Kester rail drama features burning village scenes and a daring escape. Frank Keenan and Enid Markey lead "Jim Grimsby's Boy" at the Princess, produced at Culver City with Ince. After Chicago talks with William N. Selig, a release plan is announced.
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Notqidgin Island
Harold MacGrath
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Hollywood, Cal
Yorke Film Corporation
Metro
Francis
Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Helen Hermes
Savoy
Signal Film Corporation
Vaughn Kester
Antioch
Round House
Frank Keenan
Enid Markey
Triangle-Ray Bee
Jim Grimsby
Lanier Bartlett
Princess Today
Culver City
Ince
Gold Country
Keenan
Stars andScenes in Early Cinema Cast and Rumors
A roundup of actors and film plans in New York and abroad. Anna trttte seeks an engagement while Valentine Grant pursues Scottish pictures. Robert Warwick and Gail Kane have stage and screen work, with Alice Brady recently turning 19.
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Anna Trttte
New York
Valentine Grant
Robert Warwick
Gail Kane
Alice Brady
Ethel Clayton
Doris Kenyon
C. Aubrey Smith
England
Mary Pickford
Jack Pickford
Famous Players
Slim Somerville
Triangle
Mae Murray
Montagu Love
Florence Reed
George M. Cohan
W.S. Hart
Jack London Seen Alive in Final Film Before Death
Mutual Weekly published a 200 foot film shot by Bertin E. Moisant at Glen Ellen showing Jack London in health and good spirits days before his unexpected death. London appears driving a wagon with a pet horse and tending cattle, with Mrs London to view the completed set.
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Jack London
Great Outdoors
Mutual Weekly
Bertin E. Moisant
Gaumont
Glen Ellen
Motion Picture News Makers Highlight Previews and Plans
Harry A Sherman predicts western premieres of The Crisis with Chicago and Minneapolis events. Marjorie Rambeau begins The Greater Woman for Mutual in New York. A 15 cent coinage for cinema patrons is proposed. Marie Dressler forms a two million dollar Mutual distribution venture. Robert Warwick stars in The Man Who Forgot with Gerda Holmes and Doris Kenyon. Mollie King to be announced by Pathe in Kick-in stage run from A. H. Woods.
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Nance O'Neill
United States
Marjorie Rambeau
Mutuc! Film Corporation
John R. Freuler
Miss O'Neill
Eltinge Theater
New York City
Mutual
Marie Dressler
Mutual Film Corporation
Robert Warwick
Gerda Holmes
Doris Kenyon
Mollie King
Pathe
A. H. Woods
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Broadway
Tod
NCESS
Grimsby
Othe Daveliter
ESS
Margarita Fischer
Beautiful Star
Jim Grimsby's
Arms
the Woman
Mary Nash
Pathe News
Gem
Charlie Murray
Louisa Fazenda
S¢e America
Fido
Savoy Theater
Family Theater
Europe
Germany
Austria
Turkey
France
Russia
Italy
Artunly Elu Ie
Aitopeogie
Ray Bea
Mabel Rosseni
William N. Selig
Nidala Oy
Vaudeville
AXMAS
Sherman
Harris & Duval
Ferreras
Cooper
Smith Bell Boy
Rowland—Clifford
Queen Bess
Kentucky
Santa Claus
Harry A. Sherman
Sherman-Elliott, Inc
Mineapolis, Minn
Twin Cities
Angel Camp
Western
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