Empire Theater Week Offers Variety of Screen Features
The Empire Theater lists a varied week with Sessue Hayakawa in The Bottle Imp and a Triangle comedy Her Birthday Knight plus Pathe News No 28. Dorothy Dalton headlines The Female of the Species with Know America the Land You Love second release. Friday and Saturday present As Men Love with House Peters and Myrtle Stedman and Maggie’s First False Step with Louise Fazenda and Charles Murray.
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Empire Theater
Sessue Hayakawa
Pathe News
Dorothy Dalton
America
Texas
A. L. Westgard
House Peters
Myrtle Stedman
Mark Sennett
Lopaka
Kokua
Lehua Waipahu
Keano H. Komshi
Makale
George Kuwa
Rollins
Guy Oliver
Jabeg Neill
Devil’s Mountain
Pele
Kono
iThe
Nollins
Imp
Gloria Marley
Marcia Dorn
Enid Markley
Carleton Condon
Howard Hickman
Dorn
Gertrude Claire
Jim Alderdice
Roy Laidlaw
Gloria
Carleton
Arizona
Marcia
West
Maggie
Empire Screens Two Films This Week With Laughable Mud Mess
Empire presents Maggie's Fist False Step where a car stalls in mud and brings laughter. Also shown is As Men Love starring Paul Russell, House Peters, Diana Gordon, Myrtle Stedman, Keith Gordon, and Marjorie Gordon in a melodrama of love, jealousy, and sacrifice.
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Maggie
House Peters
Paul Russell
Diana Gordon
Myrtle Stedman
Keith Gordon
J. W. Johnston
Marjorie Gordon
Helen Jerome Eddy
Diana
Keith
Paul
Marjorie
The Girl From Rectors on Five Reels at Weber's Theater
Ruth MacTamney stars as the leading dancer in a dramatic picturization of Paul Potter’s comedy The Girl From Rectors. The feature ran for over 100 consecutive weeks at Rector's cabaret in New York City, highlighting a long running stage success adapted for the screen.
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Rectors
Paul Potter
Weber's Theater
New York City
Ruth MacTammany
Rector's
Worst Man Hater Found in Liverpool Probate Case
London April 14. Frances Graham of Liverpool widow's estate worth half a million faces court contest by cousin Hon Mrs Sybil Talbot who challenges the will. The spinster, intensely pious yet hateful of non Established Church faiths, distrusted marriage and cited slang against clergy in a diary.
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London
Frances Graham
Liverpool
Carlisle
Graham
Sybil Talbot
Miss Graham
Swiss urged to join Allies as war pamphlets flood cantons
A Geneva propaganda drive argues Switzerland must enter the war on the Entente side. German French pamphlets claim Swiss neutrality risks independence and propose annexation of Tyrol Liechtenstein Vorarlberg and parts of Bavaria. Government urged to act, sparking indignation in German-speaking cantons.
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Zurich
Geneva
Switzerland
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Baden
Wuertemberg
Belfort
England
France
Italy
Tyrol
Liechtenstein
Vorarlburg
Bregenz
Bavaria
Linlau
Europe
Austria
Berne
Garden Theater to Reopen as Paris Singer Playhouse
Paris Singer has acquired Madison Square Garden and plans to reopen the Garden Theater in New York as a first class playhouse. The house will be remodeled and several producers hope to stage new productions there.
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Garden Theater
New York
Paris Singer
Madison Square Garden
Old and Young Enlisted in Turkish Army Report
A refugee from Smyrna describes wartime Turkey’s economy and society. He notes scarce goods, rising prices, and reliance on paper money that has devalued, with widespread enlistment across Turks Greeks Armenians and Kurds. The regime uses cereals and lignite for war needs while the front lines extend from Smyrna to Mesopotamia.
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Athens
Turkey
Smyrna
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Germany
Anatolia
Syria
Arabia
Persia
Mesopotamia
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Pathe Weekly
Dorothy Dalton and
Enid Markey
Chuck
Rama
Aramoun
ROYAL
Mary
Pickford
Madame Butterfly
Mack Sennett
Keystone Comedy
Louise Fazenda
Charles Murray
Lionel Barrymore
Metro
Clara Kimball Young
Triangle Pictures
Robert Harron
Leona Graham
Hawaii
Lou Tellegeen
WM. S. Hart and
Keystone
Wilfred Lucas
Triangle
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