The White Sister Closes Tonight at Orpheum
Two final shows today at the Orpheum feature Viola Allen in The White Sister. Beginning tomorrow night Ade laide Thurston premieres The Girl from Out Yonder with scenic enhancements. Also playing: War Brides at Savoy and Family, Darkest Russia at Star, and The Voice on the Wire at Family and Savoy with Ben Wilson Neva Gerber and others.
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Orpheum
Viola Allen
Adelaide Thurston
Williams
Out Yonder
Savoy Monday
Ben Wilson
Neva Gerber
Stuart Paton
Eustace Hale Ball
Photoplays This Week Feature Chaplin and Stars
A vivid weekly rundown lists daily photo plays and acts. Chaplin stars in Easy Street with other bills including The Torna do and Passing the Grip. Highlights cover Ruth Stonehouse Dorothy Dare and Nazimova in War Brides, along with Harold Lockwood May Allison in The Hidden Children.
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May Allison and
Harold Lockwood
Quincy Theater Schedule of Western Comedies and Dramas
The program lists weekly showings at Quincy with Frank Daniels and Hughie Mack in Western comedy. Marin Sais appears Monday in The American Girl, The Man From Tijuana with Helene Gibson in The Prima Donna Special, and Selig Tribuneg Weekly. Vim comedy Poor Lad on Monday follows. Tuesday features Hank Mann in Bon Ton Riot and Rustler's Reubution. Wednesday presents Alice Brady in Fires of Conscience followed by The Girl From Frisco Thursday with Barbara Tennant in The Fortune Hunter and Where Can I Get a Wife Vim comedy. Saturday shows Bryant Washburn in Aladdin Up-to-Date, Date Devil Grant police reporter, Ham and Bud comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Frank Daniels
Hughie Mack
Marin Sais
Tijuana
Helene Gibson
Selig Tribuneg Weekly
Lad
Hank Mann
Rustler
Alice Brady
Frisco
Barbara Tennant
Bryant Washburn
Wester
Devil Grant
Glimpses of Reel Life in Early Film World
A collage of Hollywood notes covers Pearl White in a military stunt atop a New York skyscraper, Mary Miles Minter renewing a two year contract, Julia Sanderson joining Mutual for Empire All Star films, and serials from Mabel Herbert Urner. Casting shifts include Bille Burke with Famous Players-Lasky, and Doris Kenyon exiting a project. Industry tensions flare in Utah Idaho anti film sentiment, with Willard Mack’s The Dream Girl slated for Viola Dana and June Mathis, while Fairbanks travels west and loses a watch in Chicago.
Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a throat soothing balsam that loosens phlegm kills germs and quickly breaks the cold. It claims effectiveness for children and adults and recommends keeping a bottle for gripps croup and bronchial affections at druggists for 50 cents.
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Dr. King
Gupps
Crou
Sells Floto Circus to Parade Through Quincy Tuesday
The Sells Floto circus ground will be at Baldwin Park in Quincy with the big top seating over 10 000. The show promises many acts and a parade pageant led by five bands and five calliopes with performances at 2 pm and 8 pm. Illinois Guardsmen Discharged. General Dickson authorized discharge from the national guard of enlisted men not in federal service who seek officer training camps, up to twenty five per regiment.
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Baldwin Park
Sells
Vloto Circus
Seiks Floto Circus
Illinois Guardsmen
Springfield, Jr
Dickson
War Department
National Guard
Charlotte Walker Playwright's Wife Stars in Sloth at Princess
Charlotte Walker, wife of Eugene Walter and star of Sloth, appears in McClure's Seven Deadly Sins at the Princess and Family theaters. Born in Galveston, she rose from stage to screen with credits in The Trail of the Lonesome Pine and Out of the Darkness. Her three parts in Sloth showcase her acting range amid a slate of early 20th century films.
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Charlotte Walker
McClure
Princess and Famiy
Eugene Waller
Miss Walker
Galveston
Texas
Richard Mansfield
Marie Dressler
James A. Herne
James K. Hackett
E. IL. Sothern
Kyrle Bellew
Migs Walker
McClure’s Pictures
Lasky
Thanhouver
Trail of the Lonesome Pines
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Nazimova
Savoy
Peter E. Pinkelman
Russia
Star Theater
Brady
Belasco
Charles Chaplin
Jack Ford
Bill
Shorty Hamilton
Shorty
Uncle Sam
Richard Bennett
Ruth Stonehouse
Dorothy Dare
Voice On the Wire
Swith Nazimova
Grace Cunard
Francis Ford
Princess
William S. Hart
the Square
Sloth
Universal Screen Magazine
Leena Owen
Candy Kid
Voices On the Wire
Herbert Pawlinson
Summer Bearders
Star
Savoy and Family
John Shirley
Princess and Family
Shirley Mason
Broadway
Reel Mutual Star
the Square Deal Man
Hart
Reel Comedy
Rath Stonehouse
Peter & Pinkelman
Keokuk
Hannibal
Quincy VS
Union Orchestra
Ester Welty
Pearl White
Pathe
Pearl
New York
Mary Miles Minter
The
Julia Sanderson
John R. Freuler
Mutual Film Corporation
Empire All Star Corporatio
Charles Frohman
Mabel Herbert Urner
Bille Burke
Famous Players-Lasky
Fox Fila Publicity Bureau
Triangle
Ince
Charles E. Wilson
Matthew Carney
Compa
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Seventh California Infantry
C. E. Collins
Harald Lockwood
Metro Star
Lockwood
Utah
Idaho
Mormon Church
Willard Mack
Viola Dana
Metro-Columbia Star
June Mathis
Doris Kenyon
Whartons
Gerda Holmes
World Film Corporation
Leah Baird
Universal
Douglas Fairbanks
West
Chicago
May Allison
Sells Floto Circus
Brown and Mays
America
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