Film Showings and Casts at Local Theaters
The lineup includes Erm Raider Rate in Hrewster’s Millions with Clemmers Victs Dana in Cinder co Linet Mo enstance Talmadge in Mamma’s Affair and Strand presents Thomas Meighan in The Frontier of the Stars. Colonial screens Tiger Rex While New York Sleeps and Winter Garden features William Faver in The Man Who Lost Him of Blue Mouse Constance Hianey in Something Different.
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Clemmer
Victs
Dana
Enstance Talmadge
Mamma
Strand
Thomas Meighan
the Strand
Constance Iaimadge
Mammas Affair at Coliseum Stars Constance Talmadge
Constance Talmadge headlines Mammas Affair at the Coliseum with Effie Shannon and Kenneth Horton. The plot centers on a young woman dominated by a hypochondriac mother who drains her daughter’s vitality, delivering a more serious drama than Talmadge’s previous work.
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Amma
Con- Talmadge
Coliseum
Constance
Phyasace
Miss Talmadge
Cinderella’s E The Photoplay Starring Viola at Clemmer
Connie McGill dreams of a man seen in a magazine and is drawn into a gang plot. A slipper hid in a hurried flight becomes the key to a jewel safe. The drama centers on Prince Charming and the original Cinderella in this Clemmer presentation.
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Connie McGill
Prince Charming
Cinderella
Viola
Frontier of the Stars at Strand with Buck Leslie role
Buck Leslie played by Thomas Meighan appears as an East Side gangster in The Frontier of the Stars at Strand. The opening shows him climbing a tenement roof then hiding with Hilda a pretty girl who helps conceal him. The rest of the plot follows Buck's reformation prompted by Hilda.
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Thomas Meighan
Buck Leslie
East Side
Buck
Hilda
Crippie
Biappa Gllethaegolignthe
Brewster's Millions at Liberty stars Fatty Arbuckle
The Liberty theater shows Brewster's Millions with Fatty Arbuckle as Monte Brewster. The plot follows his two million dollar inheritance and a later ten million dollar ice business offer from a second grandfather, prompting humorous spending trials.
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Barr McCutcheon
Brewster
Fatty Arbuckle
the Liberty
Patty
Monte Brewster
Monte
Tiger True opens at Colonial with Frank Mayo in three fights
Frank Mayo stars in Tiger True at the Colonial. The Universal release features Mayo fighting a mob adversary, Walter Long, and Al Kaufman. The screenplay is by Max Brand.
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Tiger True
Universal
LOGRO
Frank Mayo Dover
Fritzi Brunette
Waiter Laws ” Lodge
Leaner Hancock
Frank Mayo
Colonial
Walter Long
al Kaufman
Max Brand
Rex While New York Sleeps Photoplay Review
The Rex film While New York Sleeps features Marc McDermott in a standout performance amid an unusual three-class New York City plot. Katelle Taylor and Harry Sothern are noted, with the emphasis on McDermott’s memorable rear showcases.
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New York
Universal
Katelle Taylor
Marc MacDermott
Harry Sothern
New Yorks
New York City
Marc McDermott
Seven Producers Form Alliance to Lead Film Quality
Thomas Ince leads the Associated Producers alliance with Mack Sennett Maurice Tourneur Allan Dwan Marshall Neilan George Lean Tucker and J Parker Read Jr They vow to make films on their terms with no NY wiring or program dictates Their aim is high standards and unique director driven projects backed by trusted reputations Gardner Sullivan joins to write exclusively for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickelodeon
Thomas H. Ince
D. W. Griffith
Mack Sennett
Triangle Film Company
Triangle
Associated Producers’ Alliance
Associated Producers
Allan Dan
Marshall Neilan
George Lean Tucker
J. Parker Read, Jr
Selrct
Gardner Sullivan
Screen Writers
Tourneur
Prunella
Worman
Tucker
C. Gardner Sullivan
Maurice Tourneur
Allan Dwan
Time Flies As Griffith Adaptations Spark Praise
Mahlon Hamilton lauds the one reel version of Hall Caine’s The Christian titled To Save Her Soul featuring Mary Pickford. He compares it favorably to many current high profile productions and notes the era’s rapid changes in film.
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D. W. Griffith
Hall Caine
Mary Pickford
Mahlon Hamilton
Goldwyn Completes New Production Don't Neglect Your Wife
Goldwyn Pictures announces the completion of Dont Neglect Your Wife Gertrude Atherton s first original screen story It portrays domestic conflict in early San Francisco with a hopeful finale in New York s Five Points Wallace Worsley directs The cast includes Mabel Julienne Scott Lewis B Stone Charles Clary R D Maclean Arthur Hoyt Kate Lee ter Darrell Foss and others.
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Gertrude Atherton
Goldwyn Pictures
San Francisco
New York
Wallace Worsley
Mesga
Mabel Julienne Scott
Lewis 8. Stone
Charles Clary
R. D. Maclean
Arthur Hoyt
Kate Leeter
Darrell Foss
Agnes Ayres Stars in Forbidden Fruit In Spectacular Reel
The beautiful Agnes Ayres has the biggest part in her career in the gorgeously mounted Forbidden Fruit, in which director Cecil B. DeMille has outdone his previous elaborate productions.
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Agnes Ayres
Sedt
Livingston Shines in Ince Drama Lying Lips
Margaret Livingston emerges as a standout in Thomas H. Ince’s Lying Lips for Ansco, playing Lelia a vampish debutante. A Salt Lake City native she rose to prominence in two years with Kita and Enid Bennett projects.
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Thomas H. Ince
Ans
Margaret Livingston
Ince
Lelia
Miss Livingston
California
Salt Lake City
Enid Bennett
Lipa
Portale of Fame
Tom Moore Stars in Popular Comedy Version of Mr Barnes of New York
Tom Moore plays Mr Barnes in a picturization of Archibald Clavering Gunter’s novel. The New Yorker tale pits a Corsican vendetta against Moore’s light hearted humor. Naomi Childers Anna Lahr Sidney Ainsworth Otto Hoffman and others co star with Lila Lee set to appear with Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle in Three Miles Out. Batellie Taylor features in Fox adaptation Blind Wives.
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Tom Moore
New Goldwyn
Mr. Barnes
New York
Archibald Clavering Gunter
Moore
Mr. Moore
Naomi Childers
Anna Lahr
Sidney Ainsworth
Otto Hoffman
Lila Lee
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Carey Is Jinxed As Ranch House Burns
Harry Carey remains on duty after a severe illness as his ranch house burns with about 5000 dollars in damage. He calls the loss of rare trophies from famous Indian chiefs and a Navajo rug collection the most unkindest cut that broke the camel's back.
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Harry Carey
Carey
Lois Weber sets February release for What Do Men Want
Lois Weber announces her photoplay What Do Men Want will debut February 27 through Famous Players Lasky. The play probes what men and women think each wants, with audience interest rising among women and men alike, while Douglas MacLean's Chickens provides a rural comedy in Paramount release.
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Lois Weber
Weber
Famous Players-Lasky
Mias Weber
Miss Weber
Douglas Maclean
Paramount
May Allison Stars in The Marriage of William Ashe
May Allison headlines the film The Marriage of William Ashe. The period drama centers on an early 20th century romance with Allison in the lead role.
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May Allison
William Ashe
Movie Star Matrimony and Addresses in 1920s Credits
A scrambled notice lists marriages and ages for silent film figures like Eva Novak, Bennie Gish, Corinne Griffith, Milton Sills, and Constance Talmadge. It includes home addresses in Hollywood and New York, studio connections with Schenck and Talmadge Studion, and notes on actors such as Tom Mix and Raymond McKee tied to early film productions.
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Dell—Willam Farnum
Olive White
Barton
Morrison Ford
Joseph Schenck
Norma
Constance Tallmade
Talmadge Studion
New York
Bennie
Lillian Gish
Dorothy
Savoy Hotel
Corinne Griffith
Webster Campbell
Corinne Scott
Mabel Normand Signs with Mack Sennett for Molly
The Star reports Mabel Normand has signed again with Mack Sennett. Normand's first starring vehicle under Sennett will be Molly. Kathryn Perry appears in Owen Moore drama A Divorce of Convenience with Moore as star and Nita Naldi in support.
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Star Motion Picture
Mabel Normand
Mack Sennett
Miss Normand
Sennett Baneer
Molly
Kathryn Perry
Owen Moore
Selznick Pictures
Mr. Moore
Nita Naldi
Winter Garden
Jacqueline Logan Leads In Meighan's White and Unmarried
Jacqueline Logan has been engaged as the leading woman for Thomas Meighan in his new film White and Unmarried now in production in Hollywood. Logan has extensive stage experience including singing the prima donna role in a recent revival of Florodora.
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Jacqueline Logan
Thomas Meighan
Hollywood
Miss Logan
Swanson to Star in The Great Moment under Wood direction
Gloria Swanson makes her star debut in Elinor Glyn's The Great Moment, directed by Sam Wood, her first leading vehicle. Wil Rogers stars in Boys Will Be Boys, adapted from Irvin Cobb's short story. Max Linder's Seven Years Bad Luck features a black cat in the new comedy.
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Gloria Swanson
Elinor Glyn
Sam Wood
Miss Swanson
Wil Rogers
Irvin
Cobb
Max Linder
Local film notes from Seattle Star contest and studio updates
Winners to be announced this month in the J Parker Read Jr Seattle Star $5 000 Scenario contest. Stars and studios report Richard Harthelmess returning to Paramount for Youth in Experience at Long Island Studio. Sir Gilbert Parker at Lasky directing The Money Master with George Mel ford. Alice Hollister co star opposite James Kirkwood.
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J. Parker Read, Jr
Seattle Star
Richard Harthelmess
Paramount
Long Island
George Fitemaurice
Sir Gilbert Parker
Lasky
George Melford
Alice Hollister
James Kirkwood
Neilan Protege Heads Big Drive to New Orleans
Wesley Barry known as Freckles heads a 26 000 child drive from Los Angeles to New Orleans for the Hoover campaign aiding starving European children. He travels with a reception from Mayor Snyder and prepares for the Marshall Neilan day dedication featuring a Wesley Barry handicap.
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Neilan
Barry
Shall Neilan
Los Angeles
Hoover
Europe
Wesley
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Snyder
South
Orleans
Marshall Neilan
Wesley Barry
Liberty News Highlights Auto Smashup and Debuts
Jensen and Von Herberg start Saturday at the Liberty News show. A mash-up on Eastlake av near Cowen Park stirs interest. Midget couple Major and Mrs. G. W. Winner celebrate 25th wedding anniversary. Black Beauty by Vitagraph praised in New York by Albert E. Smith at Astor hotel with DeMille producing and Edward noted author The Lost Romance.
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Jensen & von Herberg
Cowen Park
Eastlake Ave
U. W. Women's League Girls Roosters
Major
G. W. Winner
Vitagraph
New York
Astor Hotel
Albert E. Smith
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Shes
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Hoyt
Alphons Ethiere
Sones
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Brewster’s Millions
Roscoe Arbuckle
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Carlton Way
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Constance Talmadge
Eérth M
Charles Ray Productions
Wright & Callender
Universal Dowel Production
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Eee
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Raymond McKee
Shirley Mason
Glyn Story
Will Rogers
Irvin Cobb Story
George Barr McCutcheon
Love Davis
Ethel Clayton
William D. Taylor
Cosmo Hamilton
James Rennie
Dorothy Gish
Crane Wilbur
Paria
Buster Keaton
Claire Windsor
Seattle
Thomas Holding
Lisle Ferguson
Sacred
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Edward
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Chester
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