Fragmented theatrical snippets amid odd attributions
Readable lines list actors and play titles with misprints such as Liberty Constance Talmadgets ener and Colaseum couples. The text appears as misread OCR with scattered names Kathryn Colasseum Carter De Haven Wim Pareem and titles Drag Hertan Deed Men Tell Ne Tales.
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Liberty Constance Talmadgets
Ener
Clemmer
Kathryn Adame
Colaseum
Carter de Haven
Strand
Dangerous Business at the Liberty Theater
Constance Talmadge stars in Dangerous Business at the Liberty. Nancy Flye personifies flirtation as she juggles love and mischief, nearly breaking many hearts before Clarence Brooks enters and the romance takes a new turn with a firm dose of reality.
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Firet National
Fievell
Constance Talmadge
Winwell
George Pawcett Brooks
Kenneth Marian Mr
Ne Talmadge
The
Liberty
Pretty Constance
Nancy
Clarence Brooks
Clarence Nancy
Clarence
Clemmer Presents The Best of Luck at the Metro
The Clemmer shows for the first time the Drury Lane melodrama The Best of Luck starring Kathryn Adame Kenneth Lord Glenayr Jack Matt ee Leslie MacLeod and Gen Lanzana. The plot centers on a treasure of jewels sunk to the sea bottom with bold adventures and a daring rescue at sea.
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Metro
Madson
Kathryn Adame
Kenneth
Lord Glenayr
Jack Mattee
Leslie
Fred Malatesta
Clemmer
Drury Lane
Leslie MacLeod
Lanzana
Twin Beds at Coliseum Dramatic Farce in Monti Cast
The colonial stage comedy centers on Signor Monti, Blanche Hawkins and De Haven family entanglements sparked by a rumor of a rival romance. Monti returns drunk triggering a chaotic sequence of bedroom mix ups across twin beds as tensions rise. The show stars Monti and Blanche Hawkins and runs at the Coliseum.
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First National
Monti
Sass Carter de Haven Blanche Hawkins
Mra Carty de Haven
Re Raymond
Signor Monti
Blanche Hawkins
Signora Monti
Mr. Hawkins
Coliseum
Heliotrope Opens at Strand With Convict’s Revenge
The Strand presents Heliotrope opening today featuring Hasdock a life convict once Beau Brummell nicknamed for heliotrope. He learns of a black mail plot through a pal, aims to secure his daughter’s safety, and hunts the would be Nemesis in a tale of confrontation and release.
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Harry” Hasdock
Hasddock
Strand
Drag Harlan Opens at Colonial With Farnum Gunfighter Action
Arthur Millett and Raymond Nye star in William Farnum's Drag Harlan at the Colonial. The Western tale recalls frontier days with Farnum as the feared two gun man from Pardo, an outlaw famed for his speed and marksmanship.
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Harlan
William Farnumi
Colonial
Farnum
Pardo
Rex "Dead Men Tell No Tales" at the Rex cinema
The screening of a Vitagraph film adaptation of KE Hornung’s novel stars Beva Dennian Catherine Calvert and George Stevenson Cole. The plot follows a Spanish adventurer who believes the Lady Jermyn burned, discovering one survivor amid peril on the sea.
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Beva Denniaon
Catherine Calvert George Stevenson Cole
Percy Marmont
Éeveeus Holmen EK
Herbert Escapees
George V. Beyffertitz
Senor Santos
Duccaneer
Jermyn
Rex
KE. W. Hornung
Pictures Filmed At Hippodrome
Patrons at the Hippodrome pavilion are filmed every Thursday night and shown on the motion picture screen the following week. The feature invites patrons to appear before the camera in medistment costumes or not, as offered.
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Hippodrome
Movie Quizzes and Star Gossip From Early Hollywood
Scattered notes reveal contest entries, prize rules, and returns. Mildred Owen Moore lives in New York care of Selznick Pictures with a possible payout. Pearl White is married to Wallace McCutcheon. Tom Mix wed to Victoria Forde. Chaplin divorce settled. Mildred Harrie in New York awaiting new role Playthings of Desire. Wesley Barry to star in Penrod stories. Booth Tarkington author.
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Mildred—Owen Moore
Selznick Pictures Corporation
Seventh Ave
New York City
Pearl White
Wallace McCutcheon
Mickle C
Tom Mix
Victoria Forde
Fox Studio
Los Angeles
Carlton Way
Hollywood
Cal
Chaplin
Mildred
Mildred Harrie
Prevent
New York
Chariie Chaplin
Wesley Barry
Penrod
Booth Turkington
Norma Crowned Queen of the Movies in New York Contest
Norma Talmadge was crowned Queen of the Movies in a New York Daily News popularity contest. Mary Pickford led early, with Norma's friends staging a late rally. The top six were Norma Talmadge, Mary Pickford, Constance Talmadge, Mary Miles Minter, Alice Brady and Pearl White. Wallace Reid named screen land king with Eugene O'Brien close second.
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Norma
Norma Talmadge
New York City
New York Daily News
Mary\ickford
Mary Pickford
Constance Talmadge
Mary Miles Minter
Alice Brady
Pearl White
Wallace Reid
Eugene O’brien
Thomas Meighan
Charles Ray
Williams
Hart
William Farnum
Talmadge Gtria
Baggot First Personal Appearance In U S Film History
King Baggot, soon to star in The Girl in the Taxi, became the first motion picture star to make a personal appearance in the United States. He appeared at the Grand Opera house in St. Louis in October 1910 to deny reports of Florence Lawrence’s death while co starring in The Awakening of Bess, a one reel feature.
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King Baggot
Carter de Haven
First National
Grand Opera House
St. Louis
Mr. Baggot
Florence Lawrence
Miss Lawrence
Bess
Betty Blythe Drives Royal Chariot in Sheba Race
Hollywood star Betty Blythe, famed beauty and motorist, takes on chariot racing as Queen of Sheba. She practiced to run the royal chariot without a double, claiming modern women who fly planes and drive cars cannot match Sheba’s speed.
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Betty Blythe
Hollywood Film Colony
Sheba
Miss Blythe
Mias Blythe
Noblesse Oblige Casts Local Actor After Kalem Studio Visit
Darren Fows hag joined the Gold wyn players and now works in Noblesse Oblige, the working title by Gertrude Atherton. Foss recalls being called into Kalem studio while riding by and sitting down, starting his acting career. Prizes are offered for best sustained characters as shown by the week’s produced pictures, and Thursday night crowds for the movies grow.
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Darren Fows Hag
Goldwyn Players
Noblesse Oblige
Gertrude Atherton
Foss
Kalem
Louise Glaum Rejects Vamps and Seeks Human Roles
Actress Louise Glaum argues the word vampire misdefines her screen work. She says she wants to portray real human women with soul, not heartless predatory figures, stressing characters who grow and atone.
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Louise Glaum
Lonely
Louise Glau
Bernhardt
Duse
Miuman
Pictured Airplane Flight by First Onboard Cinematographer
Orestes A. Zangril of World Motion Picture Corp. became the first photographer to film an airplane in flight from another aircraft. In Pensacola in 1915 he rode a Curtiss hydroplane strapped to a wing with his feet dangling over the edge.
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Orestes A. Zangril
World Motion Picture Corporation
Pensacola
New Photoplay for Gladys Walton
Universal purchases The Millionaire Kid a modern Prince and the Pauper story written for Mary Pickford and released by her. Gladys Walton will star in a dual role as a slum girl and millionaire’s daughter with Antrim Hort and Howard Austin as leading men. production by Harry B. Harris.
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Prince and the
J. G. Hawke
Mary Pickford
Universal
Gladys Walton
Harry B. Harris
Mise Walton
Antrim@hort
Howard Austin
FOLLIES GIRL IN NEW DWAN FEATURE
Allan Dwan plans a film adaptation of Carl Clausen story The Perfect Crime. James Kirkwood and Jacqueline Logan to star with Jacqueline Logan a Follies girl hired on Dwan’s New York trip. Alfred Cheney Johnston to photograph and Wilfred Buckland as art director.
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Allan Dwan
Carl Clausen
Saturday Tivening Post
James Kirkwood
Jacqueline Logan
Miss Logan
Mr. Dwan
New York
Alfred Cheney Johnston
Wilfred Buckland
Corinne Griffith to Wear Striking Gowns in Smyrna Scene
Corinne Griffiths new Vitagraph film It Isn t Being Done This Season features many scenes shot in Smyrna. Director George L Sargent harnesses Oriental splendor for the star as production nears completion.
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Corinne Griffith
Vitagraph
Smyrna
George L. Sargent
New Movie Buzz and Star Updates Across Studios
Picture Pater Vola Vale leads opposite William Russell in The Iron Rider by Frank L. Packard. Goldwyn shoots A Voice in the Dark. Alice Lake completes Mother Love. Keaton wraps Ilaunted House. Antonio Moreno stars in Three Sevens The Ivory Disc by Percy Firebner of London. Madaline Traverse appears. Alma Fubens in Thoughtless Women. Teck Jonen debuts in Just Pala. The Dice of Destiny leads IL B. Warner. W. W. Trodkinson unveils a Zane Grey tale The Man of the Forest. Viola Dana finishes The Offshore Pirate from a Fitzgerald story. Carter DeHaven couple at work on The Girl in the Taxi.
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Vola Vale
William Russell
Frank L. Packard
Grace Valentine to Star in Selznick Production
Grace Valentine, renowned stage and screen star, joins the all star cast of Ralph Ince's A Man's Home produced by Selznick Pictures. She has previously led Lombardi at the Morosco Theatre in New York and appeared in Yellow Jacket and The Greyhound after stock work in Los Angeles.
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Grace Valentine
Moresco
Harry Mercy
Kathryn Willama
Matt Moore
Faire Binney
Roland Bottomley
Mies Valentine
Morosco
Los Angeles
the Pulton
the Astor
Cordelia Wilson
the Heavy
Skating Stars Plan Ice Race Between Stars
Flame Hammerstein of Selznick Pictures challenges Martha Mansfield Selznick leading woman to an ice skating race once Van Cortlandt Park lake freezes. Hammerstein, an expert skater, has ordered a suitable costume and the contest is set to draw attention in studio circles. Mansfield remains cryptic about attire while signaling confidence in a rival costume.
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Flame Hammerstein
Selznick Pictures
Martha Mansfield
Selznick
Miss Mansfield
Miss Hammerstein
van Cortlandt Park
Selgnick
Moreno Plans Spanish Film Production In True Hispana Setting
Antonio Moreno aims to shoot a picture in Spain, fulfilling a longtime goal. He leaves serials to star in Vitagraph productions, with Three Sevens by Perley Poore Sheehan and Chester Bennet directing. He intends to travel to Spain early next year to film a major story with authentic Hispanic settings.
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Antonio Moreno
Spain
Senor Tony
Vitagraph
Perley Poore Sheehan
Chester Bennet
Tony
Wilson Views The Sin That Was His In White House
President Wilson watched The Sin That Was His directed by William Ia versham at the White House last Monday night. The showing was interrupted by business and Wilson asked for a repeat viewing. Theatre Equipment Company of Seattle received the first large shipment of original BIO carbons to reach this territory since the war.
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Wilson
Faversham
William Iaversham
Selznick
White House
The
Theatre Equipment Company, Inc
Seattle
The Mysterious Stranger in Mexico
Jimmy Aubrey stars in a Vitagraph comedy set in Mexico with senoritas and bullfight imagery. Produced by Jen Robbins the film follows Aubrey as the hero who outshines the bullfighters.
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Jimmy Aubrey
Vitagraph
Mexico
Jen Robbins
O Brien Selanick Star Starts New Central Park West Apt
Eugene O'Brien a Selznick star announces a move to Central Park West purchasing a cooperative apartment to present himself as a shrewd business man before beginning work on a new film titled World Apart. Theodore Konloff, a skilled dancer, is also an accomplished artist and expert in costume and scenic design.
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Eugene O'Brien
Selanick Star
Makeoories
Central Park West
Theodore Konloff
She's Champion Movie Cook
Mary Alden proclaims she has cooked more on screen than any actress and says she is consistently mistreated by male leads. She is currently at Goldwyn Studio in a Snow Blindness film adaptation from Katherine Newlin Burt. Notables she has cooked for include Will Rogers Thomas Meighan Robert Edeson and Owen Moore.
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Mary Alden
Goldwyn
Katherine Newlin Burt
Miss Alden
Will Rogers
Thomas Meighan
Robert Edeson
Owen Moore
Players Take Part in Carnivals at Bakersfield Event
Al Christie and his company staged a carnival end of the Cotton Fair in Bakersfield California. Dorothy Devore Helen King and Harry D Edwards were among the prominent participants with others named in the crowd.
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al Christie
Bakersfield
Cal
Faucher
Dorothy Devore
Helen King
Harry D. Edwards
Molly Gowan
Benjie de Litch
Young
Tearle Turns Screenwriter At Fort Lee Studio
Conway Tearle author of the picture at Fort Lee studio under Hobart Henley. He is the writer of the scenario for the film. Sir Gilbert Parker, famed novelist, is at Lasky to write for Paramount.
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Conway Tearle
Selznick Star
Mr. Tearle
Nick Fort Lee
Hobart Henley
Gilbert Parker
the Lasky
Paramount
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Heliotrope
Cosmopolitan
Masey
Masdock
Jula Swayne
William D. Mack
Diana Allen
Arthur Millett
Raymond Nye
the Liberty
Rez
Blanche Hawakins
Fred Burton
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
KB. F. B
Star Office
Baggot
Betty
Old Man
Follies
New Dwan
Corinne
Pater
Alice Lake
Keaton
Percy Firebner
London
Madaline Traverse
Alma Fubens
Teck Jonen
Cowboy Star
Pala
IL B. Warner
Aege
W. W. Trodkinson
Zane Grey
Viola Dana
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Mr. Carter DeHaven
Moreno
Aubrey
Reavine
Pally
Jensen & von Webbers
Connie
Constance
Torchy
Cupid
Chester Outing
Slave Davis
Litzer
Tannhaeuser
Wagner -Felix Arndt
Wnoia* Oeres Ware
India
Reeeeesseess Cardwell and Armstrong
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