Screen Programs at Coliseum Offers Farce and Romance
Today's lineup at the Coliseum features Dorothy Phillips in The Fight for Happiness and Joareland, plus CLEMME-Vieta Dana in Please Get Married. Maryuba Land shows color pictures, with Pathe News and Liberty Weekly AON offering additional reels.
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Coliseum
Dorothy Phillips
Joareland
Coliseum News
Clemme—Vieta Dana
Maryuba Land
Priema
Liberty
Katherine MacDonald
Ceell de Milles
Frank Mayo
Stage and Screen Notes From The Liberty Clemmer Rex and Mansion
Katherine MacDonald shines in The Thunderbolt at the Liberty while a ballroom disruption sparks a scene. Please Get Married stars Viola Dana at the Clemmer with a comic bridal twist and a dying cigarette moment. The Right to Happiness features Dorothy Phillipa and The Fall of Babylon with Constance Talmadge at Rex and Coliseum. The Brute Breaker closes at Mansion. Sundown Trail plays at Colonial with Monroe Salisbury in the star role.
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Katherine MacDonald
the Liberty
Los Angeles
Miss MacDonald
Thomas Meighan
Viola Dana
Bhe
Leah
Andrew Hardcastle
Lenine
Trotsky
Fay Holderness
Dorothy Phillipa
Dr. W. Griffith
Babylon
Rex
Griffith
California
Monroe Salisbury
Star
Funeral services for Finetta Croissant held Tuesday
Finetta Croissant aged 70 died Sunday night at Providence hospital. Funeral services were conducted at 3 PM Tuesday at the Bonney-Watson chapel with cremation to follow.
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Finetta Croissant
Providence Hospital
Bonney-Watson Chapel
Billboard tricks blur authorship in film ads
A reader exposure to billboards shows Cecil B. De Mille credited for The Admirable Crichton and George Loane Tucker’s The Miracle Man, with fine print revealing George M. Cohan as the original playwright and Frank L. Packard as the story author, illustrating ad obfuscation.
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Strand Theatre
Marrie
Crichton
Cecil DB. de Mille
Cecil B. de Mille
Seattle Bill
George Loane Tucker
Packard
Cohan
Arthur S. Kane To Tour West Coast Film World
Arthur S. Kane former Realart Pictures president will travel to the Pacific coast to review theaters and meet exhibitors in Los Angeles Seattle and other cities. Kane helped organize Artcraft Select Pictures and Pathe Exchange, and is credited as a pioneer of the big feature film era. He arrives to assess conditions and renew industry ties.
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Arthur & Kane
New York
Realart Pictures
Alice Brady
Constance Binney
Mary
Miles Minter
Seattle
New Washington Hotel
Los Angeles
J. von Verberg
Liberty
Frank Steffy
Coliseum
James Q Clemmer
Clemmer
John Hamrick
Rex
Eugene Levy
Orpheum
Kane
Pacific Coast
Filmdoom
Hru
Artcraft
Select Pictures
Rem Ite
Keaart
Ftenbury Motion Picture
Pathe Exchange
Irg
Famous old home remedy for coughs promotes quick relief
A home made Pinex remedy is advertised as a fast, effective cough suppressant. Mix 2½ ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey. Claims instant soothing of air passages, loosening of phlegm, and relief for colds, bronchitis, croup, hoarseness, and asthma. Sold by The Pinex Co. with money back guarantee.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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Richard Tucker
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Will Rogora
Anna Q. Nillaon
Robert W. Chamber
Viola Dana Guterson's Orchestra “Serenade
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Katherine M'Donald
Sennett
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John H. Boles
Carter
Arthur Stringer
Saturday Evening Post
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