Mannikins Lead Princess vaudeville bill this week
Mariette's Mannikins headline the Princess Theater vaudeville first half with Bond Morse the Hughes Sisters Adams Hicks and others. In the second half the Choy Heng Wa troupe Chinese jugglers plate spinners and fire eaters headline with the Melroy Sisters Ramsey Cline and Barrington the ventriloquist. Mme Petrova rests after Scarlet Woman and sails to Bermuda to write a new scenario.
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Mariette
Princess Theater
Bond Morse
Hughes Sisters
Adams & Hicks
Melroy Sisters
Ramsey & Cline
Louisiana
Barrington
Marlettes
Marlette
Mannikins
Bond Moore
Marie Hughes
George Adams
Melroy
Clara Melroy
Fannie Melroy
Ramay & Kline
London Theaters Seek American Scenery For War Scarcity
The shortage of labor in wartime London prompts theaters to import American scenery and costumes. A review for the Ivory Lane stage will feature entirely American sets and outfits, reflecting the cross Atlantic production shift.
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London
America
Ivory Lane
Growing Demand for Films for Children
The piece argues that cinema is educational and moral through life like drama, not solely for kids, and calls for dedicated children's features. It notes industry readiness, proposes segregated releases, and mentions Valeska Suratt starting a Fox-directed photoplay with fashion.
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The
New York Sun
Sophocles
Shakespeare
Warren Kerrigan In Feature Film At Don-Ton Park
Warren Kerrigan stars in The Gay Lord Waring at Don-Ton Park for Sunday through Tuesday shows. The plot follows a debt ridden noble who funds a wounded woman’s hospital bills, faces a deadly wager, and is saved from suicide by a fire rescue, leading to a romance with Helene Von Gerold.
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Warren Kerrigan
Don-Ton Park
Lord Waring
Don- Ton Park
O'Grady
Helene von Gerold
Ave
Helene United
Kerrigan
Francis Ford
Grace Cunard
Peg O’ the Ring
King Baggott
Irene Hunt
Helen Martin
Tennyson
Maud
Tord Tennyson
Rupert Julian
Smith
Mme. Petitclerc
Hackett and Tyler Plan Broad Season Tour for The Melody of Youth
Promoters Messrs James K Hackett and George C Tyler announce an extensive next season tour starting in Boston for The Melody of Youth. Mimi Aguglia, the Sicilian actress, trains in English hoping to become a star. a manager seeks a suitable play to showcase her exotic personality. Raymond Hitchcock will stay in London for a revival of The Beauty Shop under his English agent.
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Margaret Angling
Charles Frohman
James K. Hackett
George C. Tyler
Melody of Youth
Boston
Mimi Aguglia
Raymond Hitchcock
London
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