Minstrels at Grand Opera House Today and Tonight
Neil O Brien presents his Minstrels at the Grand Opera House with Eddie Ross and a full cast. New one act sketches and a large production mark the show. Also previews of The Birth of a Nation at the Grand with a school matinee announced. Julian Eltinge stars in Cousin Lucy at Grand February 26 27. Civilization at Grand Feb 28 Mar 5 promises a grand spectacle and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil O’brien
Grand Opera House
Oscar F. Hodge
Neil O'Brien
Eddie Ross
Lasses" White
Happy” Benway
Steve Wehrer
James Barrardi
Leslie Berry
Earl Holmes
Major Nowak
al Marto
O'Brien
Ebony Yacht Club
James Gorman
George M. Cohan
D. W. Griffith
San Antonio
Grand
Thomas Dixon
Confederecy
Lincoln
Sherman
Petersburg
Lee
Grant
Griffith
Ber Cameron
Elsie Stoneman
Phil Stoneman
Margaret Cameron
South Carolina
Mr. Griffith
Julian Eltinge
Lucy
Charles Klein
Eltinge
Criterion Theater
New York
Thomas H. Ince
Victor L. Schertzinger
Lovers Lane Comes to Majestic by Bunting Players
Emma Bunting and her company present Clyde Fitch's rural comedy Lover's Lane at the Majestic Theater Monday and Tuesday with matinee and night shows. The teen-friendly Monday matinee begins at 3, aiming to allow schoolchildren to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fitch
Emma Bunting
Majestic Theater
Maryland
Mr. Fitch
Poo Bah
Malissy
Billy
Miss Bunting
May Irwin Advises Thrift For Women Workers
May Irwin promotes year round thrift in a Cincinnati Times-Star piece. She advises careful grooming and upkeep for working women, detailing habits for clothing hats shoes and fastenings to preserve appearance, health, and employability, arguing that care saves money and secures work.
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May Irwin
Cincinnati Times- Star
Lillian Walter Leaves Vitagraph Pictures
Lillian Walter, long a favorite in Vitagraph pictures, has severed her ties with the studio. Details of her departure were not disclosed, and the former star is expected to pursue other film opportunities.
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Lillian Walter
Vitagraph Pictures
Old Heidelberg opens today at Strand Theater in San Antonio
The Strand Theater presents Old Heidelberg with Elmer McDonald and Heidelberg Girls for three days starting today. Eight dancers perform to ragtime tunes with new stage settings and colorful costumes as the program changes Sundays and Thursdays. The venue also features Pearl White serials on weekends and Bushman and Bayne serials on Thursdays with daily film showings beginning at 10 am and musical numbers at 2:30 4:30 7:30 and 9:45.
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Strand Theater
Pearl White
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Mr. Bushman
Plays and Players on the New Stage and Screen
David Belasco experiments with Alias Santa Claus in Washington with writer Willard Mack. D W Griffith plans another European war fare film on battlefields. Talking machines enter theater as phonographs reveal affairs. Washington Square Players celebrate a hundred consecutive performances. Bushido drives sales for The Man Who Came Back at the Playhouse. Kittie Gordon returns from Cuba for World Film Corporation scenes. Jane Cowl and Maude Fulton pursue new plays. Marguerite Clark continues with The Forontes of Fifi. Dustin Farnum stars in North of 53 directed by William Fox. Fatty Arbuckle signs with Paramount to begin two reel comedies March 1.
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David Belasco
Washington
Santa Claus
Willard Mack
Washington Square Players
Comedy Theater
New York
North Country
Bertrand W. Sinclair
Dustin Farnum
William Fox Studios
Mr. Farnum
Winifred Kingston
Morosco
William D. Taylor
Fox
Fatty” Arbuckle
Roscoe
Paramount Pictures Corporation
New Musical Play in Manchester and London Praised
A new musical play The Maid of the Mountains draws praise for its dramatic focus and romantic melodrama. Miss Jose Collins stars with Harold Fraser-Simson composing the music. The Manchester Guardian calls it a rare musical comedy where drama leads.
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Manchester
London
Harold Fraser-Simson
Jose Collins
The
Manchester Guardian
Teresa
Carmen
Bizet
Baldassarre
Angela
Vittoria
Movies in Color Shown at Museum of Natural History
The Museum of Natural History in New York presented prizma motion pictures by Yale’s Prof. Ernst Fox Nichols. The color process uses panchromatic film with color attachments for standard projectors, showing portrait studies, country scenes, river views, boats, and a sunset with vivid cloud, tree, and grass tones.
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New York
Museum of Natural History
Ernst Fox Nichols
Yale
Ray stays with Ince for two more years
Actor Charles Ray will continue with director Thomas H. Ince, signing a contract to remain for two additional years. The move secures Ray's acting plans and links him to Ince's next projects.
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Charles Ray
Thomas H. Ince
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Minstrels
Arthur Claassen
Julia Culp
Beethoven Hall
Thos
Gogean Bros
Menger Hotel
Goggan’s
Thrift
Lillian
Amation
O Brien
Taney
Emargt
George Clark
George
Edward Small
Dorothy Kelly
Strand
Elmer M’donald and Company
Europe
Cohan
Shaw
Barbara
Playhouse
Kittie Gordon
Cuba
World Film Corporation
Jane Cowl
Maude Fulton
Ethel Clayton
None Fellowes
Marguerite Clark
Molly Elliott Sewell
the Forontes of
Prizma Motion Pictures
Queen Theater
Family Picture House
Arch Criminals OF
Paris
Charlie Chaplin
Francis Ford and
Grace Cunard
Oline Kirby
Waldo
Ruth Stonehouse
Jack Mulhall
BIG Double Country Store
ALL New
Francis X.bushman
Heidelberg Girls
Old HeideLberg
Marion Sais
Frisco
Laudus
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