Liberty and Morale of Marcus in Tonight's Screens
The final theme night presents Liberty with Mereld Lieyd in A Sail or Made Man and Morale of Marcus featuring Et MOLSE May McAvey. John Warrymere performs Letus ater COLONTAL with The Of Osken Bucket as Mary Pickford stars in Little Lord Pauntirey. Oak offers The Penalty starring Lee Chaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Mereld Lieyd
Clemmer
Herbert Rewtinsen
Et Molse
May McAvey
Marcus
Douglas Pair
Stars oppose arms in movies prompt disarmament row
A comic era letter column notes Harry Carey distributing six shooters to American delegates at an arms parley as a stunt to curb gun use in films. Senators Lodge and Underwood reply, while fire risk and tobacco abstinence proposals spark further debate among industry figures and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carey
Theodore Roberts
Sam Hotash
Gifted Soloist Ethel Fuller At Liberty This Week
The attractive young soloist Ethel Fuller sings at the Liberty this week. She is a gifted performer known to Seattle music lovers and has studied at the Cornish school and under a prominent Eastern teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Fuller
The
Liberty
Seattle
Miss Fuller
Cornish
Richard Barthelmy in Telable David at the Coliseum
The article introduces Richard Barthelmy as an American by birth with French and Dutch lineage and notes Telable David as his debut starring picture opening at the Coliseum. It mentions a Columbia University motion picture production course and other theater figures like Gilbert Fawcett and Bill Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barthelfirena
Altho
Bartelemy
Richard
Hartelemys
David
Nortar
Columbia University
Marion F
Marjorie Maurice
Marie Prevost
Robert Warwick
Gilbert
George Fawcett
Carlotta
Yea
Bill Hart
Gomaips
Winifred Westover
The Last Trail floods cinema with disaster drama
The Blue Mouse theater offers Fox feature The Last Trail based on Zane Grey. A dam explosion releases a flood that devastates a mountain village, dramatizing nature's might and drawing on historic flood lore from Johnstown to Galveston. The action climaxes with mountainside dam failure and rushing waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Johnstown
Galveston
Mr. Hamrick
Blue Mouse Theatre
Willam Fox
Zane Grey
Eimiment J. Flynn
What They Want for Christmas
Paramount stars list festive wishes for the season. Gloria Swanson seeks a new coiffure, Wallace Reid a saxophone car and dancing shoes, Hetty Compson birds, Meighan a Pullman car, Jack Holt polo ponies, Dorothy Dalton contract relief from sea scenes, Theodore Roberts cigars, Walter Hiers a dict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Swanson
Wallace Reid
Hetty Compson
Thomas Meighan
Jack Holt
Dorothy Dalton
Theodore Roberts
Walter Hiers
Lunch Cost Exceeds Two Thousand in Temple Set
The production of A Firide of the Goda faced a massive task feeding the army on the Brahma temple set. A single lunch for all participants cost more than $2,000, reflecting the scale of labor and resources required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Frothingham
Film Stars and New Roles Highlight 1920s Studio Lineup
The list outlines actors Gareth Hughes Dana Andrews and Williams Lawrence in upcoming productions. Barkine Walsh Lorraine and Sessue Hayakawa headline multiple titles including Five Days to Live and Street of the Flying Dragon in a packed early cinema slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessue Hayakawa
Dont Tell Everything Prize Winners Announced
Prize winners announced for the Dont Tell Everything contest linked to the picture. First prize Dorothy Vanegle, Windsor apartments. second Mrs Jessie Sharman, Wenlow WA. third Martin Halbrook, 1909 Miner. fourth C L Leighborne, 1412 Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Vanegle
Windsor Apartments
Jessie G. Sharman
Winelow
Wash
Martin Halbrook
Miner
C. L. Leighborne
Summit
The Morals of Marcus at the Hive Mouse Theatre
One year after the Blue Mouse theatre opened on Fifth Avenue the Hive Mouse presents The Morals of Marcus directed by William Taylor who also directed the venue’s opening a year ago. Hamrick promotes a production for his large patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mouse Theatre
Fifth Ave
Hive Mouse
Marcus
Hamrick
William Taylor
Agnes Ayres Stars in Canadian Film The Lane That Had No Turning
Agnes Ayres leads her first Paramount star ring picture The Lane That Had No Turning filmed at Lasky Hollywood with exterior scenes in a Pontiac village built for the production. The village features a 200 year old old-fashioned manor house reflecting Canadian architecture and French influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Lasky Hollywood
Agnes Ayres
Paramount
Gilbert Parker
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William J. Locke
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Eth Hughes
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Hope Hampton
William Dudley
Ernest Lubitech
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Mabel Normand
Richard Barthelmess
Jessie Bharman
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