Courage For Two at The Star This Week
Amusements announces Courage For Two a new Carlile Blackwell Evelyn Greeley World picture showing today and Monday at the Star Theatre. It stars two popular players in congenial roles with fast action and humor as two cousins one rich one poor reverse positions for dramatic and comic effect. The review calls it a top notch entertainment with speed interest and splendid settings. Little Dorris Lee appears as leading lady in six Charles Ray productions.
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Evelyn Greeley
Star Theatre
Little Dorris Lee
Charles Ray
German Spy Plot Shown In The Burden Of Proof
Marion Davies stars as Elaine Brooks in The Burden of Proof a Select Picture at Star Theatre. Julius Steger directs the drama about a German secret service operative who threatens a newly married couple with stolen papers. Robert Ames and a cabinet linked uncle figure in the tense plot as Mrs Durand schemes to seize the documents and frame Elaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Davies
Julius Steger
Star Theatre
Secret Service
Robert Ames
United States Cabinet
Miss Davies
Elaine Brooks
Newport
Elaine
Ames
Durand
Charles Kemp
Washington
Mrs. Durand
Kemp
George Blair
News Pictures at Quincy Theater Weekly Showings Begin
The Quincy theater will show Pathe and Hearst News pictures every Monday starting tomorrow. Featured is airplane scenes between warship masts en route to Cuba, camouflage depictions of U boats deception, and titles like Little Africa Rejoices Hell Fighters The Temptation of Eve. Also at Steauway 18 a new Loretta McDermott dance routine with Sophia Tucker Jazz band. Hale Hamilton nears halfway in Johnny on the Spot comedy directed by Harry L. Franklin.
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Quincy
Pathe
Hearst News
Cuba
Africa
New York
869Th
Steauway
Loretta McDermott
Sophia Tucker
Nazimova Screen Debut in Out of the Fog at Belasco
Nazimova presents Out of the Fog, a screen adaptation of Ception Shoals by St. Austin Adams. The Russian star showcases sea drama at Belasco Theater with a three day engagement following a two season run on stage at Thirty-ninth Street.
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Nazimova
Belasco Theater
Ception Shoals
St. Austin Adams
Thirty-ninth Street Theater
New York
Weekly Theater Photo Plays Schedule and Hits
This week lists diverse programs across Quincy and regional theaters. Highlights include George Larkin in Terror of the Range at the Photo Plays, Peggy Pearce in Golden Fleece, Wallace Red in Firefly of France, Charles Ray in Playing the Game, Tom Mix in Hell Roarin Reform, and Ethel Barrymore in The Divorcee with multiple showings through the week.
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Quincy Theater
George Larkin
Betty Compson
Peggy Pearce
Lloyd
Antonio Moreno
Carol Holloway
Hursday
Wm. Desmond
Deuce Duncan
Christy
Pearl White
Bill Parsons
Broncho Billy
Wallace Red
France
Mutt and
Jeff
Dustin Farnum
Charles Ray
Gail Cain
Princess Theater
Fred Stone
Burton Holmes
Belasco Theater
Ethel Barrymore
Allah Nazimova
Tom Mix
Star Theater
Carlyle Blackwell
Marion Davies
Play Delivers Pathos Humor Through Varied Adventures
A lively stage work unfolds with many engaging adventures and broad comedy. The production balances real moments of pathos with humorous portrayals of human nature, delivering wholesome entertainment throughout.
Ray Bitten by Farm Bug in Real Life Turn
Ray, the Paramount star known for rural roles, has bought a small farm near Los Angeles and plans to milk cows and hoe. Neighbors welcome the move, predicting an authentic farmer next door. Meanwhile Metro owl Wilbur spent an idle day and stumbled home drunk at five.
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Ray
Charles Ray
Thomas H. Ince
Paramount Picture Fame
Los Angeles
Metro
Wilbur
Dustin Farnum Stars in The Light of Western Stars
Dustin Farnum brings Zane Grey’s rugged Western to the Savoy theatre. The tale centers on virile frontier men and brave women amid vast landscapes and perilous border life, as Gene Stewart and other characters endure sunlit days and starry nights under frontier winds.
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Zane Grey
Zar Grey
Dustin Farnum
Savoy Theatre
United Picture Theatres
America
The Divorcee Dramatic Play At Belasco Theater
A Metro Belasco presentation of The Divorcee stars Ethel Barrymore in a dramatized version of Lady Frederick by W Somerset Maugham. The play explores heartless social life ruled by wealth and status, with Miss Barrymore delivering powerful emotion and charm. Supporting cast includes Herbert, Kilgour, Ratcliffe, Childers, and Galsworthy under Herbert Blace's production and Maxwell Karger’s supervision.
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Belasco Theater
Metro
Ethel Barrymore
Lady Frederick
W Somerset Maugham
Backymore
HE E Herbert
Joseph Kilgour
F. J. Ratcliffe
Naomi Childers
John Galsworthy
Turner Gordon
Harold Entwistle
Eugene Strong
Ricca Allen
Herbert Blace
Maxwell Karger
Fred Stone Makes Movie Debut Here
Fred Stone, a leading musical comedy figure with athletic and gymnastic prowess, launches his film career in The Goat at the Princess venue. The famed entertainer, known for eccentric stage roles like The Wizard of Oz, appears in personae propria in this photo play, portraying a young iron worker enamored with love.
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Fred Stone
Mr. Stone
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