The Clock Shop and Companions Close Tonight at Majestic
The Clock Shop closes at the Majestic with matinee this afternoon and a night show. A vaudeville bill features stars like William L. Gibson and Texas Guinan, plus acts by Dorothy Brenner and Marin Sisters. The lineup includes Jule Bernard and Florence Searth patter, Norvelles art sketches, and a range of comedy and specialty numbers.
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the Majestic
Sam Chip
Mary Marble
McDevitt
Kelly and Lacey
Johnny Eckert
Billy Parker
Dorothy Brenner
Herbert Moore
Marin
DeLisle
Vernon
Frank Hartley
William L
Billy) Gibson
Texas Guinan
Majestic
Willard Mack
America
William L. Gibson
Billy
Miss Guinan
Guinan
Everett S. Ruskay
Tameo Kajiyama
Kijiyama
Napoleon
Kajiyama
On the Bill Coming to the Majestic
A slate of acts includes Texas Guinan and William L Gibson in Honk Honk Maybe Kajiyama mind concentration master Al and Fannie Stedman in Piano Capers De Witt Burns and Terrence The Awakening of Toys Florence Scarth with Jule Bernard in The Tale of an Over coat The Norvelles in An Artists Studio.
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Fannie Steadman
Miss Fannie
al Steadman
DeWitt, Burns and
Terrence
Frank de Witt
Norvelles
Nor- Velles
Texas Guinan
William L
Billy) Gibson
Kajiyama
al and
Fannie Stedman
de Witt
Burns and Terrence
Florence ‘Scarth
Jule Bernard
The
Emma Bunting Stars in Fitch Comedy Girls at Majestic
Emma Bunting presents Fitch's Girls at the Majestic Theater Monday and Tuesday with a strong cast led by Bunting as Violet. The farce follows three bachelor girls who resist men then drift toward matrimony amid witty lines and colorful characters.
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Majestic Theater
Emma Bunting
Clyde Fitch
Fitch
Pam
Edgar Holt
Violet
Miss Bunting
Opening of The Wanderer Postponed for Massive New York Run
The Wanderer opening in New York was postponed due to delays in speeding up scenic artists. The production aims to be as grand as Ben Hur with many stars in advance notices. Ethel Gray Terry joins Vitagraph to support Earle Williams.
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Wanderer
New York
Ethel Gray Terry
The
Vitagraph Company
Earle Williams
Strand Theater to Stage Three Bills This Week
Milton Schuster and dancing girls headline at the Strand Theater on Houston Street with In Sunny France a two act farce comedy today and Monday. The show includes twelve musical numbers and a later military comedy Off to the Front, with a third play to be announced. Rumor links Bessie Barriscale to leaving Kay-Bee and teaming with Howard Hickman.
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Milton Schuster
Strand Theater
Houston Street
France
Count Dinkelspiel
Monte Carlo
Milton
New York
Dancing Logios
Frisco
Joe Lugio
Murray
Girls
Joe
Edna Lugio
Frost
Robinson
Weber
Theaters in homes stage a rise among society hosts
In affluent homes a compact private theater is installed with lighting, scenery, and an orchestra pit in a 20 by 30 foot space. The ballroom seats are modular and can be rearranged in fifteen minutes. Younger society members occasionally perform, but the general public rarely sees them.
Victory for Composers Herbert and Smith Win Copyright Victory
Victor Herbert and Harry B Smith win a Supreme Court ruling protecting composers rights in musical scores. Orchestras or performers in hotels and cabarets must pay royalties to copyright owners for songs from productions, a historic precedent for American composers.
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Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
Composers of America
Supreme Court of the
United States
America
The Great Secret Photoplay Serial by Metro Pictures
The first American photoplay serial relies on drama not stunts. Metro Pictures presents Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in The Great Secret written by Mme Fred De Gresac who beat 176 male writers in the company contest.
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America
Metro Pictures Corporation
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Metro
Mme
Fred de Gresac
Klaw & Erlanger
Madame de Gres
Long-married duo Eberles debut together in Little Women
Fifty year separated couple Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Eberle appear together at Park Theater in Little Women. Nikola Greeley-Smith notes their contrasting views on romance and marriage as the pair, both veteran actors, discuss lasting love and the craft.
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Mrs. E. A. Eberle
E. A. Eberle
Park Theater
Nikola Greeley-Smith
New York Evening World
Eberles
Eberle
Booth
Hamlet
Winter Garden
Broadway Central Hotel
Albany
Miss Rehan
New York
Augustin Daly
Douglas Fairbanks in Open Market Seeks Big Roles
Douglas Fairbanks is said to have severed ties with Griffith and is offered by film companies at 15000 dollars weekly. He also proposes eight pictures a year if each yields 200000 dollars profit. He ranks as a top selling star among major screen names. Ten years ago he earned 150 dollars weekly for juvenile leads in A Man of the Hour.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Griffith Forces
Screen
Fairbanks
William A. Brady
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Mary Fuller
Lou Tellegen
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Kay-Bee Company
Howard Hickman
Interstate- Orpheum
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Pathe News
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Mrs. Eberle
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