Amazing Exhibition Of Daring In The Iron Test Serial
Vitagraph presents an action packed serial episode where Antonio Moreno and Carol Holloway face peril as a circus van speeds along a hillside road toward a gorge. Moreno climbs from the rear car to the top, staging a spectacular rescue in the climactic moment.
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Antonio Mor Oo
Carol Holloway
Moreno
Webb to Direct Alice Brady in New Picture
Select Pictures Corporation announces Kenneth B Webb will direct Alice Brady in a forthcoming production. The project follows her latest hit The World To Live In and is described as having smart atmosphere. Brady’s new director, Webb, is noted for Columbia University comic operas and Vitagraph director credits.
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Webb
Alice Brady
Select Pictures Corporation
Kenneth B. Webb
Hhds
Miss Brady
Mr. Webb
Charles Maigne
Mr. Maigne
Unwritten Stories Move to Guide Bessie Barriscale Picks
Howard Hickman comments on the scarcity of suitable scripts for star Bessie Barriscale. He cites a vast pool of as yet unwritten stories and assigns a value of $1,000 per story, urging writers to take notice of the opportunity.
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Bessie Barriscale
Howard Hickman
Smiling Bill Parsons Avoids Guns in Capitol Comedies
Publicity notes that Smiling Bill Parsons has steered Capitol Comedies away from gunplay in over twenty films. In the latest Poor Innocent, four men fight a barroom brawl without weapons, proving fists win over firearms. Parsons says most fans prefer hand to hand combat and rejects gunfire as essential.
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Bill
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Bill” Parsons
Bebe Daniels Hosts Birthday Party in Los Angeles
Old film news notes Bebe Daniels celebrating a birthday in January at her Los Angeles home. Dorcas Mathews supports Enid Bennett at the Ince studio in Culver City. Ruth Roland buys a Wilshire district home amid Pathe stardom. Metro plans outdoor Santa Cruz locations for The Island of Intrigue with May Allison. Joseph Kilgour lands a Metro role while Harold Lloyd comedies shift to weekly release by Paths starting March 6.
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Harold Lloyd
Los Angeles
Bebe
Dorcas Mathews
Triangle
Thomas IH
Ince
Enid Bennett
Culver City
Pathe
Ruth Roland
Wilshire
New York
Metro
The
Star
May Allison
Santa Cruz
Tharold Lloyd
Paths
Mareh
Rialto Theater
New York City
Snub Pollard
Studio notes reveal Hollywood figures and new works
May Allison rejects glamor as a tourist target while Metro writes for Viola Dana. Kenyon returns to craft a new script as Baker aids The Spender and Faith projects. John Lynch completes a Dorothy Dalton story, with Ray Kirkwood sparring for Charles Ray. Dalton leads Hawaiian songs at Culver City. Three Ince stars start news photoplays under Smith Schertzing and Niblo.
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Metro
Viola Dana
George D. Baker
the Spender
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Bert Lytell
Ray Kirkwood
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Thomas H. Ince
Charles Ray
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Kirkwood
Marquis of Queensbury
Thomas ST. Ince
Culver City
Dorothy Dalton
John Lynch
R. Cecil Smith
Victor L. Schertzinger
Julian Josephson
Louis Zellner
Jerry Storm
Enid Bennett
C. Gardner Sullivan
Fred Niblo
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