Littlest Rebel Offered Today by Emma Bunting at Grand Opera House
San Antonio theatergoers will see Edward Eoples civil war drama The Littlest Rebel, presented by Emma Bunting at the Grand Opera House. The first San Antonio performances feature four acts with battle scenes, a court martial and a pardon scene as Virg ie the Littlest Rebel pleads for her father and a Confederate family seeks refuge.
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Mossi Qrimaa
San Antonio
Grand Opera House
Edward Eoples
Ray
Farmims
Binnie Campany
Smithern
Hiner
Tite Tiest
Grant
Richmond
Dax
Canin
Varge
Vinnie Raria
Luther
Morrison
Walter
Aladdin Picture Delights New York Audiences
New York shows at the Globe Theater present a vibrant Aladdin with child stars Virginia Lee Corbin Franely Carpenter and Violet Radelltie, plus Roddy Moxwsinger and Geriyide Messinger. Adult cast includes Fred Varner Alfred Mayet Joe Kinghton and Lela Lincoln. The production features lively camels magic and a dramatic lantern tale praised for its appealing child performances.
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Tha
Wonderful Lamp
William Vox Widdie
New York
Glope
Wack
Benstalk
Deslent
New York Journal of Commerce
Pat
Younge Kluty
Virginia Lee Corbinique
Princeys
Franely Carpenter
Aladdin
Violet Radelltie
Roddy Moxwsinger
Ay Urner
Maginind
Geriyide Messinger
Wire
Andy Winlet Hadcliffe
Messinger
Fred Varner
Alfred Mayet
Lewis Baggent
Joe Kinghton
Lela Lincin
Abaldin
Nad
Ayo
Méggyd Tower
Bater
Farnum Brothers Stage Prank Behind Maine Debut
Dustin Farnum and brother Wil staged a comic miscue during amateur theatricals in a Maine village returning to Buckport to perform Provocation and Galatea. Dustin impersonated Daphne, donning wrappings and a wig, fooling the audience as William played Leucippus while Dustin, in disguise, slid behind the scenes and reappeared. The stunt, amid a Buckport troupe rivalry, drew cheers as Dustin’s antics disrupted the scene.
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Wil
Mustin
Kew
England
Farnums
Maine
Io Buckport
William
Justin
Lenelpnus
Gable
Wham
Seneipmis
Dustin
Leucip Pus
Daphne
Mmedis
Sud
Willon
Rexti Eues
Lenclypus
Ogee
Atuet
Wis Runs Dows
Farnum
Fairbanks Team Win in Dodgy Baseball Tale
A chaotic report from Los Angeles describes Fairbanks beating an unnamed opponent 1 to 0 amid a crowd of 10,000. The piece mentions Tally Swanlaysin and Provident Wilson among others, with a grisly burial gag about a woman buried alive for a moving picture as cameras rolled, ending with a shaken survivor.
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Douglas
Billy Sun
Hay
Los Angles
Creed
Vickory
Provident Wilson
Qari
Mower Mill
Fe Weill Cohn
Town Squire Alitlod in a Peculiar Market Scene
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic incident near a store and cemetery with shouting in a foreign sounding language. Names and places are garbled, but the scene involves a crime, a crowd, and a confrontation ending with revolver references. No clear dates or locations are decipherable.
Camouflage Actor Joins New Branch in Vrince Era
Camouflage actor known as Yong Mother Hubbard is linked to Uncle Simon’s forces in Hinlures and plans to join a mining camp within a month. The figure, praised as both artist and soldier, is tied to a new military branch in Vrince, with Mary McAlister and juvenile cast members appearing briefly on screen in a short diving drama set against US Navy imagery.
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Camorflcne
Goril Eola
Hinlures
Ifalland
Sim
Fila
Vrince
Yong Mothey Uubhard
Mary McAlister
Young Meter Hubbard
Ujie
Hulbard
Fall Carnival Opens On the Soledad Roof
The Fall Carnival inaugurated on the Soledad Roof and runs all week featuring We-No-Nah of the Rattlesnakes as the main attraction. The fair offers a street fair vibe with rides, games, candy boards, confetti, and a hat knocking game, preceded by a wrestling match in the Soledued pool.
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Soledad
America
The Jane Cowl on Screen Romance in The Acting Dawn
Jane Cowl portrays Patricia Vanderpyl in The Acting Dawn, from early 1960s New York society to marriage with an army officer. The piece notes her romantic arc, jealous scenes planted by a former partner, and gradual disillusionment before a hopeful end.
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Jana Cowlay
Mary Turner
Sonen Neal
Gomnton Clay
Tia
Porcho Baal
Witeh
June
Toman
New York
Leer
Miss Cowl
Patricia
Vanderpyl
Chun
Quarrel Singers Rivalry in Village Justice Arena
A Kansas City Times description of Bekimas in Daseon northland where quarrels are settled by song. The wronged writes a ballad, invites foes and kin to sing along, and the audience decides if the accuser has justice. If accepted, the singer wins. if not, the crowd provokes punishment amid feasting and dancing.
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Bekimas
Roven
Daseon Northland
Hoarth
Justice
Kansas City Times
Whiel Ix
Sho Wong
Stage and film gossip and news from the era
A jumble of theater names and figures noted for 1917 productions and prospects. Mentions include The Stun Gnger, She Rurehos, Hollow Me, Why Marry, Piro cast, Tan Bipes at Man, and Cantonmentioajers in the National Army campy. References to Sylva Jason, Gladyd Wylie, Lester Lonergati, and routines by Selwyc and Company.
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Gladyd Wylie Tas
The
Messia
Shibbert
Catailla
Unger
Lester Lonergati
Lynch William
Selwyc and Company
Teheran
Piro
Arnold, Daly
Nat Gondwha
Maxtelin Wintwood
Edmund Bracke
Ernest Lawford
Lotus Robb
Edward Childs Carpenter
National Army
Marea Whey
Utlanber
Atienchiond
Bain LH. Barra
Ieving Berlin
Mr. Derlin
George Cohan
Nvnste
Bangs
Mra Vernon Castle
Beagle McCoy
Ann Pennington
Imma Molg
Ann May Weeks
Man 917
Century Theater
Paraguay
Sea-Gull Psychology in New Queen of the Sea production
Tan thousard ge yulla wera ob tated for Queen at the Sea. Kolteermann's new production faces challenges as Jack Kellette, a stats olin G, Upset Whe pte Gime. Satterlee, homeowner at Bar Harbor, prepares for ten thousand gulls to roost on rent tucks. Director Adeiti, assistant Keelette, and Captain Sout tel discuss limits. Meanwhile the sea tale unfolds with birds and a quirky science of the ocean.
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Anshatte Kolteermann
Jack Kellette
Harbert
Warthen
Darbov
Barly
Sun Beach
They Shadowed Her by Anne Kine Jn
A report on a young actress, Miss King, and the entangled fascination of admirers. Two wealthy girls followed her, using their car to stalk and visit, bringing tea and cakes and presenting photos. After the incident the actress’s movements became more discreet, while the mystery around her drew continued attention.
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Anne
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Mer Mavathicne
Rohart S& Vee
Emmett G. Whittaker
Dustin Farnum
Fairbanks
Jelena Hilly Smitiy
Nine
Los Angeles
North
Borges
Ned
Meyer
Justine
Maria
Maria! Lectured Tustleo Locke
Jane Cowl
Underneath
Rattler
Soledad Roof Garden
Soledad St
Bmesard
Shibert
Ighearaala
Frenzehar
John Charles Thomas
Beth Lads
Jann W. Murray
Dabn Warwend
Wanda Lyon
Thu
Natty
Sylvia Jasom
Anni Wald
Mesars
Thitinshum
Legfield
Milas
Charles Dillingham
Uippadrame
Posul
Norma Talmadge
Cara Tong
Mist Matradge
Tn Prattire
Talmudge
Hys
Guy Wetes Post
Ly‘le
Richara Walton Tolly
Tay Hy
Morasco
Meronsui
Shol Ta
Hele Teeian
Mias.Searmann
Venus
Army
Clime
Washington
Seatst-Pathe News
Signal Corps
Mrr
Wen
Cline
Saas
Boiteau
Emily Gilbert Bottey
Philip Boiteau
Feminine
Port Lee
N. J
Annie
Eilgar Selwyn
Seetinedy
Ante
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