Miss Talmadge Returns to Starred Film Studio Work
Constance Talmadge arrives in Los Angeles after a two year absence and begins filming The Shuttle at Morosco studio directed by Rollin Sturgeon. The project, produced by Lewis J. Selznick and distributed by Select Pictures, features a New York socialite heroine aiding a sister against a problematic marriage.
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Constance Talmadge
Comedienne
Select Pictures
Los Angeles
Morosco
Dorothy Gish
Griffith Studio
Mildred Harris
Bluebird
Gish
T. L. Tally
Select
Los Angeles Exchange
Harlan
George Seligman
Fred Turner
Bennie Zeidman
al Cohen
Ed Darling
Af the Telegraph
Tom Geraghty
Pat Dowling
Paul Canton
Miss Talmadge
New York
Morocco
Princess Scon Japanese Film Star in Call of the East
A Japanese film star named Princess Scon appears in The Call of the East presented midweek with performances on Wednesday Thursday and Friday at the local cinema.
Revolver Star Miss Rhodes Sets State Women’s Mark
Mies Pillie Rhodes, famed for twinkle toes in silent films, shocks rivals by setting a California women’s state pistol record of 44 in a finale where Margarita Fischer, William Russell, and CL Wo Lindner competed. Rhodes, a noted Sudement shooter, later demonstrates finishing nails at twenty five paces. Bud Jamison contemplates buying a car for future studio needs as a new three ton truck model looms.
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Mies Pillie Rhades
Little Comedienne
Mutual Strand
California
Los Angeles
Margarita Fischer
Wiliam Russell
Miss Rhodes
Russell
Miss Fischer
CL. Wo Lindner
San Francisco
Rhodes
Nevar Sivhta
Arms and the Girl at Princess Theater a suspenseful photoplay
Mss Shillie Turke appears as a star while Billie Burke stars in Arms and the Girl at the Princess theater. The plot follows Olga a Russian spy at a Belgian hotel and two American travelers Ruth and Ferrer as they navigate German danger deceit and a dramatic escape guarded by a tense romance culminating in mutual love.
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Billie Burke
Princess Theater
Paramount
Olga
Boris Ipanoff
Ferrer
Ruth
Brussels
Jer
Russkin
Jack
This Week's Photo Plays at Local Theaters
A dense schedule lists multiple films and stars this week across venues. Highlights include The Law North of 65, The Trunk Mystery, The Moth and the Star, and Diamonds and Pearls. Selections feature John and Beuma Ray, Chester Conklin, Fatty Arbuckle, and Marguerite Clark among others with varied comedy and drama offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Owen
Dick Rasson
Marguerite Clark
Paramount Picture
Wiliam Desmond
A Tlero
Dorothy Dalton
Thiamonds
Charles Ray
Reel Trianagie
Magda star Clara Kimball Young at Star theater
Clara Kimball Young stars in Magda in five parts at Star theater this week Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. The plot follows Magda a gifted musician from a small town who is disowned by her father after an engagement to a pastor ends. A pretender to marriage churns a child, Magda seeks operatic success and returns home where the pastor and father confront her. The drama ends with a stroke, leaving Magda to face her fate.
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Quincy Film Lovers
Clara Kimball Young
Magda
Star Theater
Clara Kimball Young Film) Company
Ile
Sta Theater
Film Lineup At Local Theater This Week
The schedule lists serial titles and features including The Dagger Duet The Seven Pearls The Sage Brush Law The Voice That Led Him Damage No Good Vengeance and the Woman The Crimson Stain Mystery The Quitter Wie Wouldn't Wear Glasses The Empty Gun The Kid Snatcher Stingaree An Order of the Court The Last Leaf with stars such as Marin Sais Kathryn Williams Henry Lehrman Clara Mclowan Mildred Manning Patsy De Forest and Lionel Barrymore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie King
Viu
Big Vo
Marin Sais
Kathryn Williams
Sun Shine
Henry Lehrman
Wm. Duncan
Carol Holloway
Maurice Castello
Ethel Grandin
Lionel Barrymore
Metro
Clara Mclowan
Stingaree
Order of the Court
O. Hlenry
Mildred Manning
Patsy de Forest
Wallace Reid Tells Of Colorado Trek To New York
Wallace Reid wired from the wilds of Colorado that he enjoyed the shivering cold and looked forward with pleasure to appearing before the camera in New York.
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Wallace Reid
Colorado
New York
Rana Esculenti and Frog Leg Soup on Miss Holmes Farm
Miss Helen Hulmes, famed star of the Mutual-Signal 15 chapter photo novel The Lost Express, touts Rana Esculenti as the best paving crop from her San Gabriel foothills farm near Los Angeles. Ito, her Japanese superintendent, is praised for supplying edible farm fare that complies with food laws during star visitors’ meals. a dinner platter labeled Rana Esculenti turned out to be frog legs.
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Rana Esculenti
Helen Hulmes
San Guabriel Mountains
Los Angeles
Cal
Nolmes
Ito
Holmes
Miss Tholmes
Miss Holmes
Mutual-Signal
Farm's Frog Crop Grows Into Profitable Industry
A farmer described how her frog crop, nurtured under Ito's care, expanded from small starts into a lucrative business earning thousands yearly. She playfully noted how she teased non frog eaters for missing out on the profitable venture.
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Ito
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Sessue Hayakawa
Cpanumaint
Pisul
Bud Jamison
Beline Studio
Mss
Shillie Turke
Pictura
Maga Wimball Young
Ethel
Clayton
Chester Conklin
Harry McCoy
Dora Rogers
Keys Grote
George Ovey
Billie Rhodes
Chester Conk- May
Burton Holness
Lloyd
Mutual Weekly
France
Triangle
Saurday
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
William So Hart
Anita King
Marta
Willian Desmond
Reel Triangle
Affero
Marguerite Mack
Bob
Irene Hawley
Oliva Thomas
Tndiacreet Corrine
Belasco
Emily Stevens
Allus
Quincy
Vom
Mrs. Jessop
Iaporu
Clara
Kimball
John Tom Little Bear
O. Henry
Adolph Zukor
Bile Burke
Arma
The
Paris
William Desmond
Triangle Pragar Mans
Savoy Theater
Family Theater
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