Pauline Frederick in Salvage at Strand drawsLetters winnings and clues
Pauline Frederick headlines Salvage at the Strand with Milton Sills as co star. The Star’s editor notes strong fan admiration via eye cues. A mailbox drawing selected 20 winners from 120 entries for cash prizes including Miss Dorothy Mason who won $15 and others winning $5 each.
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Molly Malone in Gibson Feature Inspired by Kyne Tale
Universal completes Peter B Kyne story The Sheriff of Cinnebar with Reaves Eason directing Hoot Gibson as the sheriff. Pretty Molly Malone appears beside a cast including Philbin Joseph Girard Arthur Hoyt Dick Cummings Mack Wright Jim Corey Joe Harris Charles Newton and Joel Day.
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Arthur Hoyt
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Sessue Hayakawa Dances At Hollywood Home
Sessue Hayakawa dances at his Hollywood home with his wife as audience. He often performs with a Victrola on a lawn beside the living room, illustrating his fondness for artistic movement and private entertainment.
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Sessue Hayakawa
Hollywood
Blue Mouse to Screen Rex Ingraham’s The Four Horsemen
Manager John Hamrick announces the Blue Mouse will show Rex Ingraham’s The Four Horsemen of Apocalypse soon. The feature has been praised across the East as a top offering of the year.
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Movie Quizzes Update on Picture Stars and Projects
Conducted with Associated First National Pictures, the update notes Owen Moore in A Divorce of Convenence and Harriet Hammond in Bits of Life. Leslie-Pearl White divorces Wallace McCutcheon and plans a Fox picture. Constance Talmadge and Norma reveal future roles. Bets on dates and titles as stars move across Fox, Universal, and Whitman Bennett productions.
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Blue Bird
Owen Moore
Harriet Hammond
Marshall Neilan
Leslie
Pearl White
Wallace McCutcheon
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Otis Skinner Returning Home From Europe Tour
Odta Skinner, the dramatic star, is returning to this country after several weeks in Europe. He spent a fortnight as a guest of Blasco Ibanez, and will appear in Blood and Sand in early autumn. He may return to motion pictures, though plans are not definite. His last role was Hajj in Kismet.
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Mae Marsh Obtains Real Atmosphere For Nobody's Kid
Mae Marsh former D W Griffith star spends a day in a large Los Angeles orphanage to gain authentic mood for Nobody's Kid at RC Pictures Corporation. She plays an orphan and says the visit helped her portray the role with realism.
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D. W. Griffith
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Neilan and Ade Agree on Golf Themed Picture Project
In a playful exchange Marshall Neilan challenges George Ade to write subtitles for a film. Ade accepts, and both men shift from casual chat to a formal pact. The pair preview a collaboration blending cinema and golf themed work.
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Elliott Dexter Leads Goldwyn Cast in Grand Larceny
Elliott Dexter heads the all star Goldwyn company in the film Grand Larceny loaned from Famous Players-Lasky.
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Met Feature Still Drawing Near Capacity
The Metropolitan Theatre in Seattle cannot seat all patrons as William Foxs Over The Hill continues its second week at near capacity. Manager George T Hood extends the run into a third week with a Sunday matinee planned. The film, praised as one of the greatest, attracts broad audiences and now enters its fiftieth week in New York along with a special musical score performed by a large augmented orchestra.
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PALS Faith Storey and Brother Share World’s Best Bond
Faith Storey says she would rather ride swim dance and pinay tennis with her brother than with any other man. The two are the greatest pals and their admiration is mutual.
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Clever fitting by two film stars models
Pauline Frederick, famed for her wardrobe, uses two live fit models sized to her and kept in New York and Paris. A wire and description prompt dress orders, and each gown arrives perfectly fitted to her figure. The system hinges on model fitters who ensure exact sizing.
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New York
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Picture patterns and star notes in early film lineup
Jack Roach makes screen debut in The Rainbow with Alice Calhoun. Katherine MacDonald reads continuity for The Infidel. Gloria Swanson finishes Dont Tell Everything and heads east for vacation. The Way of a Maid completed with Elaine Hammerstein, Niles Welch, George Fawcett and Diana Allen. Universal retires a Broadway theatre for Foolish Wives, Von Stroheim’s 12 reel film costing a million dollars.
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Alice Calhoun
Gloria Swanson
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Niles Welch
George Fawcett
Diana Allen
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The Price of Happiness Theatrical Romance
A brief film note contrasts two female leads, introducing the plot as a rich girl’s ascent to poverty and social exile while Anita Stewart’s charm anchors the tale. The piece hints at the emotional arcs and photoplay style of the production.
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Courage in Small Town Debate
A local council tackles a contentious issue as residents pack the meeting room. Officials present arguments while citizens express concern and hope for a clear plan. No resolution is reported in this moment, but questions about funding and timelines rise.
Anita Stewart Vacationing with New Motor Boat on Long Island
Anita Stewart enjoys time at her Long Island home while playing with a new motor boat and dreaming of a big next year.
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Ralph Graves to Star in Kindred of the Dust Hero Role
Ralph Graves arrives in Los Angeles after a two year stay in New York with D W Griffith to play the hero in Peter B Kyne story Kindred of the Dust for First National.
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Ray's New Starring Vehicle to Be Released This Month
The release date for Charles Ray's A Midnight Bell is tentatively set for August 22. The piece recalls Maude Adams in 1889 at the Bijou Theatre and outlines Adams's early career, her reputation for conscientious artistry, and Ray's similar regard for home and study over notoriety.
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Tom Santschi Buys a Bronchet for Pathé Film Work
After years of riding horses in big pictures Tom Santschi finally buys a bronchet. He plans to use it in the Pathé picture series he is producing. Licoyd Hamilton is making his 307th comedy.
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Charlie Ray in Football Story
Charley Ray stars in a football tale titled Two Minutes to Go with Mary Anderson cast opposite him. The plot follows a young hero in a loge and football drama as he leads a hopeful team toward a dramatic finish.
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Only Woman in Cast of Picture In New York
Helen Chadwick is the sole actress in The Bin Flood a screen adaptation of Henning Berger's drama The Deluge to be staged in New York by Goldwyn and Arthur Hopkins.
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Pearl White Carries Thermos to Studio Day
A brief item notes Pearl White carrying a thermos to the studio day. The contents of the bottle are not specified, inviting readers to guess what it might hold.
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