The Majestic Offers Farce The Little Liar and More
A long comedy advertisement for the Majestic features the farce The Little Liar with George Damerel and Miss, plus Eddie Hume and Frank Milton in Laugh hits. It highlights The War Cleavers sketch, Fixing the Purse, Bits From Our Treasury, and other acts by Billy Bain, The Diamond Palace, and The Deacon. The review praises Damerel’s musical comedy draw and Milton’s Wise Gus character, promising strong laughter and a lively program for the audience.
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George Damerel
Damerel
Diar
Wll
Eddward Hume
Temptation
Mr. Camaret
Frank Milton
de- Long Sisters
Mr. Milton
Gus
Hook
Milton
T Diamond Palace
Ulm
George Belland
Waser
Billy Bainsor
Loung
Billy Bouncer
Theri Henen
Brian
Entertainer Henry Clay Purnales Draws Mixed Carnival Echoes
The article surveys Barnabee era tastes and the reputation of a performer famed for the ballad of the merchant of Amsterdam and comic stage roles. It notes his enticement through song, collaboration with Sullivan and reliance on classic operatic and Viennese repertoires, while weighing public reception and ongoing debates over his era’s stage figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Bud
Sullivan
Phil
Adelphia
Lissir
Joseph Porter
Waiumorg
Dik Wheriff
De Mille to Begin On New Picture Project
The producer De Mille plans to start work on a new film at his studio, with stars including Mary Saryaras and Phonius Meighan in leading roles. The project aims for a major release, drawing on the success of recent productions and featuring a prominent cast and technical team.
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America
Momtaro
Uy Li
LNG Gaseramendt
Hee Nowenat
Selene
New 1
York
Cy. Sd
Agizen
Beetraig Marbure
Dial
Eclon
Dun Wake
Frederick Janey
Plorence Short
William Failey
King
Vagcot
Ceol He de Mille
4Newin
Colman
Miss Hake
PH Peti
Phonius Meighan
Tiles Rigel
Phare Ivan
Mary Saryaras
Five Stars Represented on Pearl’s Line-Up in Arras Film
A Pearl Theater program features five stars including Alma Rubens Gladys Hulette and William Russell in a week of photoplays led by the Arras and Retreat of the German lines. The lineup includes The Gown of Destiny and The Knight of the Trail with various advances and two-part features.
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George Wateh
William Russell
William
Haz
Alma Rubens
Gladys Vulette
Pearl Theater
No Man’s Land
New York
Huck
William 8
Mart
Pheidis
Hart
Louise Glaum
Red Mitchell
Aiso
Thomas
Ulack Mowntain
Weuesday
George Walsh
Russell
York
Colas
George
Chet
New
Loginy
Che Motion Motukra
le Man
Madern
Reynalty
Wis
Ken
Tore Hehts
Ties Esulasiog
Mhes Als
Humdor Peipaneh Onurtars
Pearl's Features for the New Week
A fragmentary item mentions sending four million and an American transport, with plans to leverage ice routes for troop movements. The text then shifts to a dialog about Greece and a private hint, interrupted by a guard delivering a strange message to a spectator in a comedy scene featuring Charlie.
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Ivahe
Guarl
Charlie
Unclear fragmentary passage on wartime figures and family ties
A garbled OCR fragment references allied troops, a figure named Wittart Parker, and a Wil William Parke lineage. It mentions Miss Thilette, a son pursuing acting, and a father discouraging him, with unclear context and damaged wording throughout.
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Wittart Parker
Alia Gast Kriftomno I
Cady Hulette
Ping
Willham Parke
Thilette
Sounsnas
Cold
Young Pathe Ja
Onder Hla
Chaplin Spectator To His Own Stuff
Fragmented lines describe a Chaplin fan or self referential piece with garbled text. The narrative hints at a mock portrait of Chaplin and a dialogue about fame and money, though many phrases are unreadable or nonsensical in this OCR fragment.
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Chaplin
Actors Become Aviators in War Service Switch
The cast of a noted stage production joins the aviation services as the war effort expands. Eugens Pallette, Mary Wickford and others enlist, leaving recent productions to serve in military aviation. Reports cite Pallette and colleagues joining air regiments and training with notable aviation units amidst wartime mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugens Palletta
Mary Wickford
Pallette Hoy
Ineida
Jochem Jittefield
France
Visnala Renews Contract With Tebert Vino for Year
Visnala renews contract with Tebert G. Vino for another year as a leading director and art figure in Paramount projects. The renewal secures her long tenure as a premier creative force in the studio’s acclaimed productions and promotion efforts.
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Visnala
Tebert G. Vino
Oe Ie Wainyus
Visnya
Wauling Tredenel Ba
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