Grand theater features Arizona and other photoplays
The Grand presents Hearts of the World and Arizona scenes with a grand score as part of a weeklong lineup. Films include Out of a Clear Sky with Marguerite Clark and a strong cast, while production details highlight James P. Hogan's direction and the film’s dramatic settings.
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Arts of the World
Grand
San An
Marguerite Clark
Signor Don
James P. Hogan
Denton
Eairbanks
Ppear
Mary Clark
Paramount
Sy Arnived
Thomas Meighan
Pura
Artcraft
BE. J. Fe
Bobby Connelly
Obert’ Vividn
Hubert Dudley
Tap Bloomer
W. P. Lewis
May
Disher Helene Montrose
Dirk Keller
Fiers
Campo
Chinese actress Lady Tsen Mei talks of America pride
The San Francisco Call recounts an interview where Lady Tsen Mei, a Chinese actress, describes loving America, investing in Liberty bonds, and pursuing global stardom. The piece recounts her education at Columbia, career in vaudeville, and desire to prove Chinese women can lead on the world stage, amid a photo-like, dramatic report with eye-catching anecdotes.
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San Francisco
Tsen Mei
B. C
America
Ching
Gad
Columbia University
Mast
Kitty Gordon
Tindy Aaees Mei
Goldfish and Rethapfel Push Art in Film Showings
The article profiles J. Rethapfel and Samuel Goldwyn as pioneering forces in elevating motion pictures to art. They advocate artistic presentation, music, color, and quality storytelling, while pushing exhibitors and audiences to support fine pictures over sensational ones. They plan to inspire better cinema through collaboration and public encouragement.
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J. Rethapfel
Genevieve Ferris
Chicago
Rialto
Rivoli
New York City
Samuel Goldini
Lasky Company
Jesse Li
Tasky
Adolphy Zukor
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
Mothapfel
Goldfish
Goldwyn
White
Kothapfel
Hothapfel
Cartoonist Harold Heaton’s stage path to Eyes of Youth at Adelphi
Harold Heaton, known for Beler in Eyes of Youth, recounts his dual career in newspapers and theatre. He details leaving cartooning for the road to New York, then London, before returning to journalism, and explains how drawing taught composition and gesture aiding his acting craft. He notes the shared discipline of both professions and a desire to keep real work in view.
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Peark Sheptemi
Madison Square Garden
Ivan Abramson
Also- Ayers
Miss Shepard
Ron
Charles P
Leah Baird
Marie Shotwell
Clean
William Bechtel
F Note
Harold Heaton
Beler
Adelphi
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Chicago
William Gillett
Middle West
Wilearn
Metropolitan
New York
Gillette
Garrick Theater
London
America
Hames Welch
British Isles
Isle of Man
Tie
Claracter
Farce and the Art of Playing It in Theater Arts
Aylesworth explains farce acting hinges on convincing the audience that a character would act as in real life under same circumstances. Speed and tone matter. avoid overacting, maintain sincerity, and use quiet interruptions to keep momentum. Directors stress not addressing the audience to preserve realism.
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Arthur Aylesworth
Chicago Tribune
Mer Steep
Mark Swan
Tobel
Actor Versus Director Reflections On Fame And Film Careers
A fragmented discussion contrasts actors and directors with blunt claims about brief star lifespans and fading popularity. It notes Anen J. Molubar as authority, mentions Holubar’s stage years and Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, and quotes a Universal director on screen drama’s future and the urge to direct rather than be directed.
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Crysallis
Anen J. Molubar
Holubar
Henry W. Savage
Wolubar
Sceen
Universal
Harry Hoyt on movies and the rise of the moving picture
Harry O Hoyt a World Pictures writer analyzes the rapid growth of the film industry from its curiosity root to a star driven model. He traces eras from cameraman to director to scenario writer and film star and notes profits hinge on stories and showmanship while stars command high salaries yet risks remain if a picture fails.
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Shakespeare
Hamlet
Harry O. Hoyt
World Pictures
Mr. Hoyt
Tie
Charles Mrohman
Warwick
Tote
Mr.Hoyt
Sal
Charig
Viner
Clyde Witeh
Augustus Thomas
Animals a Luxury Costly Animals Hit by Rising Prices
The Garden of Allah's animal costs climb as several camels die and replacements fail. An African camel stock dwindles with four remaining. a fifth died in transit. Circus contact John Robinson failed. another camel died in Seattle. Prices for reptiles, lions, elephants, giraffes rise sharply, with costs quoted as high as seven thousand dollars.
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Garden of Allah
Philadelphia Public Ledger
John Robinson
Circus Fame
Seattle
Garden of Allah” Company
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