Actor plays against cynicism in The Dwelling Place of Light
A film review lauds the star for shifting from a cynical persona to a warmer screen presence in The Dwelling Place of Light based on Winston Churchill and produced by Benj. B. Hampton Hodkinson plans an autumn release. The piece notes the actor's past misdeeds and hints at a brighter on screen smile. Haynes offers watch repairs near Liberty Theatre.
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Shewtare
Benj. B. Hampton
Winston Churchill
Hodkingon
Audiences flock to 1920s cinema weekend lineup at local theaters
The Colosseum features Away Goes Prudence with Miss Burke as Prudence Thorne in a high-flying romance. The Clemmer plays The Slim Princess with Mariel Normand, while Liberty shows Do ing Some with Cullen Landis in a ranch comedy set in New Mexico. Strand screens While New York Slopes a three part drama. Ilex presents Gods Country and the Woman with William Duncan and Nel Shipman, plus Once to Every Man with Jack Sherriff.
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Ruthe Darke
Mabel Normand
Hille Turke T
Colleseum
Billie
Prudence
Miss Burke
Prudence Thorne
Hewitt Harland
Hewiitt
France
Percy Mariwnet
Clemmer
George Ade
Mariel Normand
Morovenia
Kaiore
Selim
Kaiora
Alexiandter H Pike
Mabel
Liberty
Rex Beach
New Mexico
J. Wallingford Speed
Helen Blake
Speed
Yale
Ers
New York Slope
Marc MacDermott
Katee Taylor
Earl Metcalf
Harry Southern
New York
Dryad
Striot
Jack Sherriff Te
Denny
Selection of a Million Dollar Movie Title
A plan to pick a title for a major film serial prompts a trip by William Dun from Los Angeles to Omaha to confer with Vita graph President Albert B. Smith. If all goes ahead, production of The Wizard Bry glass will start this week after a prior hit The Silent Avenger which drew wide theatre bookings and cost just over $900 000.
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Los Angeles
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Vitagraph
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United States
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The Price of Redemption Play Starring Owen and Ly
Leena Owen and Bert Ly tell star in The Price of Redemption, a new stage production set to premiere soon. The drama centers on moral choices and personal sacrifice, with Owen portraying a conflicted figure and Ly portraying a guiding ally.
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Leena Owen
Bert Lytell
Trumpet Island on Screen Soon
A Tom Ter rim production titled Trumpet Island, cost over $260,000, has finished editing by Mr and Mrs George Randolph Chester and will be distributed to Vita graph exchanges in about three weeks. Based on Gouverneur Morris story, Wallace MacDonald and Marguerite De La Motte star. King Hagrott appears in The Dwelling Piece of Tight, a Wineton Churchill eatery picture by Benjamin B. Hampton, set for Hodkinson Company release in September.
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Trumpet Island
Tom Terrim
George Randolph Chester
Vitagraph
Gouverneur Morris
Wallace MacDonald
Marguerite de la Motte
King Hagrott
Tight
Wineton Churchill
Benjamin BH. Hampton
Hodkinson Company
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