Film News and Notes From The Screen
Dagmar Godowsky ill in Los Angeles with appendicitis. Gladys Walton, 17, to star in The Millionaire Kid as a wealthy child and a ragamuffin. Thomas Meighan's The Quarry features Sing and New York crime scenes. 94,501 saw The Mark of Zorro at Capitol Theatre last week. Mae Marsh returns in The Little Fraid Lady. Fatty Arbuckle touring Europe. Lois Wilson learns typing for What Every Woman Knows role. Betty Roa Clark, Franklin descendant, stars with Arbuckle.
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Gladys Walton
Universal
Doug” Fairbanks
Capitol Theatre
New York
Mae Marsh
Marjorie Banter Cook
Betty Roa Clark
Paramount Pictures
Fatty Arbuckle
Benjamin Franklin
Lois Wilson
William de Millie
Barrie
Screen week features Connie Ialmadge in Dangerous Business
Liberty shows Constance Ialmadge in Dangerous Business a tale of love and heartbreak with Clarence a besotted suitor. Kenneth Harlan stars as Clarence as Connie navigates romantic upheaval and a rising temper in a melodramatic photo play.
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Talmadge
Liberty
Constance
Clarence
Connie
Tom
Harry
Kenneth Harlan
Clever Vaudeville Team Prove Big Hit as Motion Picture Stars
Flora De Haven and William Desmond star in Twin Beds a light gay comedy drama at the Clemmer this week The Carter De Haven duo bring vaudeville charm to cinema proving one of the cleverest original entertainment pairs to move from vaudeville to the big time circuit.
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Liberty Constance Ialmadge
Clemmer Kathryn Adame
Coliseum
Mrs. Carter de Haven
Marian
Rex—Cethering Calvert
Flora de Haven
William Desmond
Louise Glaum analyzes male types for photoplay drama
In a Louise Glaum feature, she discusses male archetypes for a J Parker Read prize scenario and previews her reactions to the “cave man” type, highlighting audience appeal and craft in the evolving photoplay.
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Louise Glaum
J. Parker Read
Seattle
Louise Graum
Glaum
J. Walker Read, Jr
Louise Giagin
Yeu
James Kirkwood
Tom Chandler
J. Parker Read, Jr
1920 Tire Production Estimations and Meighan Driving Habit
In 1920 the United States produced an estimated 40 million automobile tires. Thomas Meighan does not drive his own car, relying on others for transportation.
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United States
Thomas Meighan
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