Pearl Theater Offers Western The Last Haul Today
William S Hart stars in The Last Haul at the Pearl today with Western atmosphere and strong Hart vehicle claims. Also showing are His Enemy the Law with Troy Stewart, Mutual War Weekly extra, George Walsh in Yankee Ways, and Lest We Forget with Rita Jolivet. Remaining week features include The Risky Road, Everybody's Sweetheart Blue Eyed Mary, Station Content with Gloria Swanson, The Desired Woman, and Eagle's Eye episode with King Baggott and Marguerite Snow.
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William S. Hart
Hart
Troy Stewart
The
Law
Mutual War Weekly
George Walsh
Fox
Walsh
Metro
June Caprice
Gloria Swanson
Albert E. Smith
King Baggott
Marguerite Snow
Charlie Chaplin studios lose tennis court to lemon grove
The article notes Charlie Chaplin's studios removed part of a lemon grove to build the new facilities and convert the tennis court into an asparagus bed. It describes Chaplin chasing balls before the Liberty Loan Tour, then gathering tennis sharks from the Atlantic Club to Hollywood, only to find the court now a vegetable patch. It ends with a Denmark census claim about fruit trees.
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Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
Tne
Syd
California
Atlantic Club
Hollywood Studios
Interview reveals Hitchcock pre show routines and London plans
The piece recounts Raymond Hitchcock during the moments before his Hitchy-Koo performances. It captures rapid-fire questions about postponing London appearances, meeting Toby Blevitch and the casualty car incident, plus plans to tour and future productions after Hitchcock-Koo.
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Raymond Hitchcock
Clarence
Rosie
New York Times
London
France
Toby Blevitch
Hitchcock
Toby
Casualty Company
Blitchcock
Dorman
Leon
Gotham Garage
Williamsburg
The Unbeliever heads Grand week of war film drama
The Unbeliever featuring Marguerite Courtot and Raymond McKee opens at the Grand for a week under Marine Corps supervision. Scenes were filmed at Quantico with Col A McLemore and staff, portraying Belgian courage and US Marines in authentic WWI settings.
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Mary ‘Raymond Shipman Andrews
Alan Crosland
Edison
Quantico
A. & McLemore
France
Western Front
Shirit
Belgium
Marguerite Courtot
Raymond McKee
Miss Courtot
WU. S. A
Mr. McKee
Marine
Darwin Warr
Eric von Stroheim
Farl Schenck
Kate Lester
Blanche Davenport
Gertrude Norman
Frank de Vernon
Mortimer Martini
Harold Harlacher
Marine Corps
Marine Battalion
M. C
Thomas Holesch
Ross K. Rewell
Thomas G. Sterrett
Rorke
M.gill
Bob Ryland
Sixth Battalion
Trance
Actor's Voice Struggles Told as Key to Stage Power
In a discussion on acting, Loury Calvert notes that speaking clearly on stage hinges on voice control. Charles Kean once fought a nasal cold to deliver lines, while an actor in Hamlet used deliberate breath to convey shock, illustrating how measured delivery enhances impact over raw speed.
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Loury Calvert
Charles Kean
Prief
Afas
Calvert
Official War Review to Begin June 24
The Official War Review will start June 24 issued by the committee on public information led by George Creel. One reel each week will show latest war footage from U S British and Italian governments with exclusive rights held by the division of films.
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Committee On Public Information
George Creel
Charles
Hart
United States
Pathe Exchange
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Pearl
Rita Jolivet
Chaplin
Denmark
Wisconsin
Doroyny Pacers Sr
Ack Richardson
Sette Bennerr
Hitchy-Koo
Tyeon Mrrol
Tom
Hitchy
Losie
Roxie
Mwitch
Nosie
Rosia
Slitch
the Lambs
Edgar
Vine
Fulton Theater
Norway
Lave
Wm. S. Hart
Jin
LAW’ Triangle
Mack Sennett
Rita Jolevet
A. §. McLemore
Official War Review
Elievee
U. S.marine Corps
United States Marine Corps
U. S
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