Orpheum Vaudeville Tops Bill Opens Monday
The Orpheum returns to vaudeville Monday with Kay and Belle the Top of the World dancers in a five act confection. Lono's Hawaiians from Chicago theaters headline with scenic and Hawaiian numbers. Fat Thompson Co performs a new blackface act alongside Clifford and Mack the songsters and Gladys Carrier singing southern melodies.
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The
Orpheum
Kay
Belle
Lono
Chicago
Fat Thompson & Co
Clifford and
Mack
Gladys Carrier
Quincy Woman Writes Songs And Sketches
Mira Laura Grigsby of Quincy writes songs after breakfast, learned to compress tunes to eight syllables per measure, and authored popular pieces like My Lew Will Some Day Shine. She also creates vaudeville sketches and reader entertainments, with works published in St. Aupuis and Chicas. Eva Tanguay may join Lewis Selznick in a new releasing venture, while Hawaii sees growing demand for American shoes among Japanese, Chinese, and Korean communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Laura Grigsby
Quincey
Miss Gresby
St. Aupuis
Chicas
Quincy
Reuben
Sarah Tut
Vie Empire
Gugsby
Weekly Features and Film Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of current and upcoming features across theatres. Includes performers such as Viola Dana, Lillian Gish, Mary Boland, Marguerite Clark, and Charlie Chaplin in a mix of dramas, comedies, and serials. Also notes Pathe, Keystone, and Mutual Master pictures with showings through the week and weekend, listing dates, titles, and duties for each day.
Cavalry and Indians Pictured in Battles at Savoy and Family
In Bessanav's feature Adventures of Buffalo Bill at Savoy and Family theaters March 11 and 12 Lt General Nelson Miles and Col William Cody lead Seventh and Twelfth Cavalry against Stoux, Cheyenne and Brule in staged battle scenes with over 3,000 soldiers and Indians. Edith Storey left Vitagraph while Alice Joyce reportedly renewed her contract for two years.
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United States Cavalry
Nelson .A. Miles
Wiliam F. Cody
Bessanav
Savoy
Edith Storey
Vitagraph
Alice Joyce
Buffalo Bill
Col
Buck McCandell
Duck
Tony
Buffalo Pill
Buffalo Buota
United Stated
Fifth Cavalry
U.S. A
General Carr
Plas
Yellow Eland
United States
Custer
Delayed in Transit and Week of Features at Quincy
Week of theater at Quincy offers Tom Mix in Delayed in Transit and The Vagabond. Prank Daniels and Hughie Mack stars in comedies with Monday Stingaree and The Girl From Frisco. Helen Gibson in The Lineman's Peril. Sehy Tribune Weekly and Plump and Runt. Tuesday holds The Hold Up at Devil's Pass plus Heinie and Louie. Wednesday features Fruits of Desire with Robert Warwick in five acts. Thursday shows Battle of Hearts with William Farnum. Friday brings The Valley of Lost Hope with Romaine Fielding and The Dangers of Doris with Sunshine Mary Anderson. Saturday presents The Valley of Lost Hope, plus Grant the Police Reporter and Ham and Bud. Alice Brady appears March 14 in The Woman in 47.
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Quincy
Tom Mix
Mary Pickford Flirts With The Poor Little Rich Girl
Mary Pickford enjoys a glamorous filming spell for The Poor Little Rich Girl. She sports rompers knickers a muff and her famed curls amid production bustle and studio energy.
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Mary Pickford
Glimpses of Reel Life at St Augustine Florida
Senator and Mrs Chauncey Depew watched scenes filmed in the Ponce De Leon gardens featuring Miss Thede Bara as lead. Jean Sawyer debuts March 2 in Love's Law, while Chaplin's next project is The Cure. Ann Murdock stars in The Outcast for Frohman and Mutual. A Tale of Two Cities will be released as a deluxe Fox production the week of March 12. E K Lincoln shoots The Grey Seal in Canada, Marguerite Snow heads to Toronto for a new Canadian company, Douglas Fairbanks aligns with Artcraft, Emila Chautard ends World Film work to join Goldwyn.
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Chauncey M. Depew
New York
St Augustine
Florida
Ponce de Leon
William Fox
Thede Bara
Two Cities
Charles Dickens
Fox Film Corporation
E. K. Lincoln
Jimmy Dale
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Marguerite Snow
George M. Cohan
Jones
Toronto
Douglas Fairbanks
Artcraft Pictures Corporation
Triangle
Mr. Fairbanks
Artcraft
Notable Stars Headline 1920s film lineup
Clara Kimball Young will set a new standard in The Price She Paid while Robert Warwick scores his top solo achievement in The Arevue Case. Marjorie Rambeau’s next film The Greater Woman debuts February 26, Doris Grey in The Enemy March 4, and Enid Bennett, new Princess of the Dark star, arrives today with a promising screen season.
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Clara Kimball Young
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quincy Woman
Eva Tanguay
Lewis T Selznick
Mr. Selznick
Robert Warwick
Norma Talmadge
Eva
Hawaii
Thomas H. Inces Triangle
Princess
Red Bullet
Witliam Desmond
Nina the Flower Girl
Besse Love
Wii Kiddies
Baby Marie Osborn
the Linerabie Algy
Charles Ras
Star
Carlsie Blackwell
Vannie Ward
Betty
Owen Moore
Louise Hult
Marguerite Clark
Lady Eileen
Belasco
Viola Dana
Peggy Hyland
Leonora Ulrich
Intigue
King Baggott
Charley Chaplin
Cinderella
Margarita Fischer
Mutual
Polly
Roy Stewart
Wadsworth Parris
Itarry Cary
Priscilla Dean
Cheyenne
Mary Boland
Frank Keenan
Lillian Gishin
Freels
Bill Durham
Douglas Gerard
Marie Walcamp
Eddie Pola
Keystone
Wank Mann
George Ovey
Gerry
Warren Kerrigan
America
Shorty
Shorty Hamilton
Hank Mann
Iris Laat
Margarita Pischer
Miss Jackie
King Raggott
Broadway
Mise Jackle
Navy
Margarita Mischer
Charles Chaplin
Peter & Pinkelmann
TRE Cossack
Jean Sawyer
Miss Sawyer
Ann Murdock
Empire All Star Corporation
Charles Frohman
Frohman
Mutual Film Corporation
Emila Chautard
World Film Corporation
Goldwyn Picture Corporation
Lono’s
Sweet Singers
Land of
Gladys Corriel
Clifford & Mack
James
Fat
Thompson & Company
Marjorie Rambea
John R. Freuler
California
Charlie Chaplin
Mack Sennett Keystone
Maggie
Doris Grey
Thanhouser
Romiance
Ethel Clayton
Champaign
Eelen Wohnes
Dhce
Princess Today
Enid Bennet
Australia
Dark
Wm. Desmond
Ray Gee
Iced Bullet
Wihip
Savoy & Family Theaters
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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