Dorothy Dalton shines in Black Is White on Strand bill
The piece lauds Dorothy Dalton as a versatile leading lady in Ince's Black Is White at the Strand, noting her stunts from yacht rescues to dancing, riding, and tennis prowess. It adds praise for her as a dependable co star and a prominent Woman's woman while recounting her film roles and acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Dorothy Dalton
Distreas
Miss Dalton
Ukea Kellermann
LiApache
Underworld
Dorothy Dalton
Thomas H. Ince
Strand
George Hart MacCutcheon
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
The
Seattle Star
How Helen Ferguson Began In Film Career
Helen Ferguson, leading woman for William Russell in Shot With Fire, recalls she wandered into Keaway studios in Chicago and was kept on for steady work. Born in Decatur, Illinois, she studied at Nicholas Seminary and the Academy of Fine Arts before moving to Brooklyn, where she keeps a soft spot in her heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ferguson
William Russell
Harold Titus
Keaway
Chicago
M . Ferguson
Decatur
Ilinois
Nicholas Seminary
Academy of Fine Arts
East
Ferguson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mabel Normand Provokes Mexican Arrest Over Photo
A Mexico City dandy was jailed for taking a Mabel Normand lobby display photo. Normand learned of the incident and sent him an autographed photo to console him for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Normand
United States
Goldwyn Star
Mexico
Mexico City
Miss Normand
Director Robert Ellis Applies Realism In A Fool and His Money
Director Robert Ellis who directs Eugene OBrien in A Fool and His Money emphasizes authenticity. Scenes unfold in an ancient castle near the Italy Austria border and Eugene reads a Paris edition of the New York Herald in French to match the period setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ellis
Eugene O'Brien
Rex Screens Top Crime Drama and Modern Romance
The Rex presents The Lone Wolf's Daughter as a major crook drama with a prize contest for readers. Also showing Young Mrs Winthrop with Ethel Clayton and What's Your Husband Doing at the Liberty, plus Maurice Tourneur's The Whip at Rex and an all-star cast with dramatic thrill scenes including a car crash, train wreck, dam overflow and forest fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proghams Liberty
Douglas Maclean
Deoris May
Herbert Rawlins
Silkioes
Peankmote
Liberty Weekly
Clemmemney Stewart
Selgebrusher
Hebby Verne
Clemmer
Pretoriats
Collis
M. Michel Clayton
Coliseum News
KEA
Maurice Tourneur
Strand
Dorothy Dalton
Mackie White
Strand Weekly
Colontatl
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Littl
Mearice Tourneur
Rex
Mra
Winthrop
Ethel Clayton
Miss Clayton
the Rex
Allstar
Tin Tie foot remedy promises instant relief
An advertisement touts "Tin Tie" as a cure for sore feet and related issues like corns calluses bunions and swelling. It claims quick relief enabling smaller shoes and promises long term comfort for a few cents with widespread availability at drug and department stores.
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Doris May
Secret Service
Wallace
Wurlitzer
Viola Dana
Joseph Hill
Frank Mayo
George Barr McCutcheon
Paris
Dorothy
Daltor
Frank Campeau
Douglas Fairbanks’ Pictures
Strand Orchestra
Wineland
Drigo
Betty Brown
Ethel
Clayton
Young
Mrs. Winthrop
Coliseum
MacDougall-Southwick Co
Symphony Orchestra
Reginald Dunn
Eva
Indiana Moon
Emerson Hough
Sage
Christie
Bobby Vernon
Clemmer Music
Aborious Hauptman
F. Shoest
Thommas O'Tirien
Barnum & Baileys Circus
Helen
Mabel
Mrs. Charlie
Chaplin
Lola Weber
Evelyn Hayes
Comedienne
Martin Johnson
Isles of the New Hebridea
New Screen “Magazine
Lyons and Moran Comedy
Seattle
Harrison Ford
Iace
Liberty
George W. Hobart
Mildred Harria Chaplin
Drury Lane
New York
London
Australia
Lone Wolf
Louis Joseph Vance
Tae Grote
Haywood
Asenel
Holland
Bos Ood
Ola Edwin
Mia
John T. Evana
Potoal
Alonzo O. Bliss
Hending
A. O. Bliss CO
Washington, D
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Sone
Megpe Co
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