Triangle Pictures Opens at Grand Opera House
The Grand opens its summer Triangle season with Billie Burke in Peggy, paid 40000, plus Hell's Hinges starring William S Hart. Other bills feature Douglas Fairbanks in His Picture in the Paper, vaudeville acts, and previews of upcoming programs. The press hails Peggy as a masterful production with Burke delivering a magnetic performance. Frances Starr’s Marie Odile tour is postponed to a later season.
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Triangle Pictures
Grand Opera House
Billie Burke
Peggy
Miss Burke
Wels
Hell's Hinges
William S. Hart
Thomas H. Ince
Silk Miller
Jaze" Tracy
Hart
Faith
Blaze
William Collier
Griffith
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Proteus Prindle
Clarence Handysides
Pete
New York Dramatic Mirror
Frances Starr
Marie Odile
T. Wagney Perceval
Horace Hodges
Triangle Company
Billie
Hermine Shone Stars in The Last of the Quakers at Majestic
Hermine Shone headlines a week at the Majestic Theater in a one act play The Last of the Quakers by Edgar Allan Woolf where Pamela Raythorne she plays shines with charm. William Vaughn Adri Hastings Nellia Nichols and others round out a strong company offering mirth and melody with new songs by Nichols.
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Tom
Kartelli
Hermine
Edgar Allan Woolf
the Majestic
Hermine Shone
Majestic Theater
Shane
Miss Shone
Pamela Raythorne
David Roythorne
Pamela
William Vaughn
Adelaide Hastings
Hannah Roythorne
Nellia V. Nichols
Miss Nichols
Vaudeville lineup promises novelty and laughs
A lively program features Fay Two Coleys and Fay with a blackface act "From Uncle Tom to Vaudeville" plus The Crisps English dancers and singers, Carl Emmy's Pets terrier act, Dane Claudius and Lillian Scarlet banjo repertoire, and Kartelli performing dangerous feats on a steel wire.
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Fay
Cole¢gg
Uncle Tom
The
Crisps
Castles
McIntyre and
Heath
Bot
Coleys & Fay
Woc
Coleys
Carl Emmy
Dane Claudius
Lillian Scarlet
Claudius
Scarlet
Gypsie
De Wolf Hopper Downcast Over Car License Shame
DeWolf Hopper laments criticism from rivals in motion picture comedies and reveals shock at his car license tag 102030. He jokes the tag’s digits ill match his elite Knickerbocker heritage as he contends the arts world has become harsh and mocking.
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de Wolf Hopper
DeWolf Hopper
Hopper
Knickerbocker
Plain Sign Sparks Notable Civic Moment
A Washington Times quote about a plain 10-20-30 sign attached to a person reflects a civic moment. The fragment implies a public display connected to social or political discourse.
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Ters
Washington Times
Hitchcock to perform Mr Manhattan in London stage plan
Raymond Hitchcock in London gears to stage Mr Manhattan and had hoped to perform The Red Window a plot about assassinating the czar. London gave no official objection when it appeared as The Passport. Hitchcock says after Mr Manhattan he will revive The Beauty Shop. London Times contest yields $500 and production promise to Harry Wall for Ruts with judges William Archer and Henry Ainley.
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Raymond Hitchcock
London
Mr. Manhattan
Hitchcock
London Times
William Archer
Henry Ainley
Harry Wall
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Billy Burke
Winsome
William Desmond
William H. Thompson
York
Phone Crockett
Hermine Stone & Company
Nellie V. Nichols
Karl Emmy
Martelliard
Claudius Scariet
Carolina White
Man
Maid
McIntyre & Heath
Capetown
Hitchcock Hag
OPERA
San Antonio
Triangle
Wm.s. Hart
Hart Isa
Willie Collier
Burke
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