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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1917

Page

22

Week End Picture Shows at Empire Camp Funston Scenes

News weekly at the Empire features four programs with comedies dramas and Pathe News No 56 and 57. Pershing’s visit to Napoleon’s tomb, East St Louis race riot and Atlantic seaport are shown along with Mae Murray Max Linder Clara Williams William Desmond Keenan Williams Reid and Williams in Big Timber Cactus Nell and The Crab. The Camp Funston segment offers a full day in the life of student officers in training.

General Pershing Napoleon France the Empire Mae Murray East St. Louis New York Atlantic Clara Williams William Desmond America Pathe Russia Ince Frank Keenan Keenan Thelma Salter Ince Studios San Antonians Camp Funston Kathryn Williams Wallace Reid Big Timber Sennett-Keystone George Middelton Justine Gibba Justine Max Max Linder Naneta East Side Donald White Lupoli's White

Farnum Picture Finished for The Doctor Adaptation

William Farnum completes his first screenplay in the Eastern studios since 1915. The Doctor, Ralph Connor’s famous novel, is adapted with Frank Lieyd directing and Mary Martin co starring. Farnum rests at his North Haven Long Island summer home before filming starts on a major production with elaborate settings and a large cast.

William Farnum Doctor Ralph Connor Frank Lieyd Mr. Farnum Mary Martin Fox Stara North Haven Long Island

Hitchcock to Star Solo Show After Hit at Cohan Harris

Raymond Hitchcock will not return to the Century Theater next season. His own show titled Hitchy-Koo has proven so successful at the Cohan Harris Theater that he plans to go it alone.

Raymond Hitchcock Century Theater Hitchy-Koo Cohan & Harris Theater Raymond

Might Start Revolt Film Actress Sees Natural Color Change

Jane Novak argues that real color photography would revolutionize the film industry and unsettle traditions by making white dresses and props appear different under cameras. She notes shirts under artificial light look blue and would change wardrobe choices. A New York play, The Knife, is suspended by hot weather at the New Bijou.

Jane Novak Miss Novak William Fox New York Eugene Walters Bijou

Temperament and Art Synonymous in Brenon View

Herbert Brenon asserts artistic temperament and temperament in actors are essentially the same, noting that almost every actor displays this vital zest. He says not temperament but purpose and experience drive artistic success and urges directors to show tact and respect for actors moods. He argues managers should avoid dismissing temperament as bluff and recognize its role in truthful performances.

Herbert Brenon Nazimova Florence Reed Theda Bara Valeska Suratt Brenon

Fox Plans Big Productions for 1917 18

William Fox returns to New York from California and unveils a bold twelve month slate for moving pictures. He previews a sub sea epic with Annette Kellermann and a Jack and the Beanstalk children’s series, plus Sam Houston biopic The Conqueror and educational historical films. Fox coordinates with British and French war offices to show films to service members in Europe.

William Fox New York California Mr. Fox France Italy Annette Kellermann George Bronson Howard Smithsonian Institute of Washington British Museum Miss Kellermann United States Fisheries Commission William Farnum Sam Houston Texas Fox Admiralty War and Navy Departments Washington

Comedy Nears Its Fourth Century at Gaiety Theater

The play Turn to the Right by Winchell Smith and John Hazzard reaches its 400th performance at the Gaiety Theater in New York on Monday night June 23. The comedy opened August 17, 1916.

Gaiety Theater New York Winchell Smith John Hazzard

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