Fight Fake Stock Promoters In Hollywood
Alfred E. Green leads a movement in New York and Los Angeles film groups to expose and warn against fake stock schemes. He says the plan aims to protect investors, not deter legitimate capital, by publicizing fraudulent companies and preventing further public losses.
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Sard
Alfred EL. Green
Mary Pickford
Lasky
Hollywood
Mr. Green
New York
Los Angeles
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry
M. FP. Directors’ Association
M. I. Advertisers
Penrod puzzles and film offer at the Coliseum
The Star offers 5 cash for the best Penrod name puzzle. Puzzle by Bernard Chichester age 14 lists pentagon wordplay and Rod-Penrod. Another puzzle by Elwood Richards uses Pencil Oil Road A. Penrod film attraction at the Coliseum with a boys only 15 age limit.
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Rod—Penrod
Bernard Chichester
Fifth Ave. W
Penrod
Elwood Richards
Ferdinand St. the Star
Film Show of Mountain Climb at Liberty Theater
A midwinter ascent of Mount Rainier is screened at the Liberty Theater starting today. Cameraman Perryman captures the perilous climb with the only French mountain climbers to reach the summit, highlighting the dangers and stark wintry scenery of the nation’s tallest peak.
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Mount Rainier
Liberty Theater
Perryman
America
Go to Theater Week At Liberty Showcases Pauline Frederick
Liberty News presents a Go to Theater Week edition featuring a Seattle chemist turning sawdust into cow feed, Mayor Bob Hesketh signing the proclamation, and Pauline Frederick visiting Seattle with her husband Dr C A Rutherford for film circuit buzz.
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Liberty
Liberty News
Seattle
Aating
Bob Hesketh
Pauline Frederick
C. A. Rutherford
Lionel Barrymore Stars in The Claw Speaking Stage
Lionel Barrymore is appearing on the speaking stage in The Claw and has stepped away from film work for now. He concentrates on stage performances and live audience reactions.
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Lionel Barrymore
Fitzmaurice Completes The Man From Home in London Studio
George Fitzmaurice finishes the European made picture The Man From Home for Paramount in a London studio with Italian settings. The all star cast features James Kirkwood Anna Q Nilsson Dorothy Cummings Norman Kerry Jane Ruben and John Miltern.
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George Fitzmaurice
Paramount
London
Haly
James Kirkwood
Anna Q. Nilsson
Dorothy Cummings
Norman Kerry Jane Ruben
John Miltern
Fox Production Showing at Met in Boonton
Willam Fox stages The Face at Your Window in Boonton New Jersey a government arranged shoot the town council granted access for riot scenes and the production ends tonight in the metropolitan theater Meanwhile Betty Compson Tom Moore host a Ball in Truckee California for Over the Horizon stars and crew film on location Mac lyn Arbuckle leads The Prodigal Judge for Vitagraph with production notes on the cast.
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Boonton
N. J
United States
Fox
Masonrc Bodies
California
Betty Compson
Tom Moore
Truckee
Cal
Skin Deep at Ince Studios Tops Wray’s Output
Milton Silla and Wlorence Vidor star in Skin Deep completed at the Thomas H. Ince studios. Directed by John Griffith Wray, the project is praised by Mr. Ince as the high water mark of his work.
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Skin Deep
Milton Silla
Wlorence Vidor
Thomas H
Wallace Reki Reporter Turned Screen Artist
Wallace Reki was a newspaper reporter and playwright before moving into acting on vaudeville stages. May Allison, long a legitimate stage star since marriage, is set to return to the screen.
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Wallace Reki
Pictures
May Allison
Go to Theater Week Starts with Big Parade, Star Visits
Theaters across downtown launch Go to Theater Week at 11 am with 14 venues opening to crowds. A Tuesday parade with Pauline Frederick on a white horse and Hoot Gibson is planned, plus prizes for best novelties.
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West
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Pauline Frederick
Hoot Gibson
L. O. Lukan
First National Pictures Exchange
Bert Bwesen
Theater Week
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Leow
Palace Hip Theater
Wilkes
House of Glass
Woodward's
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Alexia B. Luce
Loew's Palace Hip
Jade
Coliseum
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Freekien
Barry
Booth Turkington
Blue Mouse
Columa
Hoot Gibron
Winter Garden
Jackie Coogan
Peck
Strand
Thomas H. Ince
The
Rex
Pauline Starke
Bohemia
Noted Stars Face Seattle Appearance Rumors
Noted stars Louise Lovely Theda Bara and Alia Nazimova are said to appear in Seattle soon. Two cub bears owned by Mrs. HH. C. Rawlings of Seattle are seen in Mabel Normand's latest Mack Sennett production Susanna.
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Seattle
Louise Lovely
Theda Bara
Alia Nazimova
HH. C. Rawlings
Mabel Normand
Mack Sennett
Susanna
Hollywood Gossip Inquiries On Emmet Gibson And Stars
A reader asks about Emmet Gibson misnaming and notes he appears at the Columbia for a week starting today. Other questions mention Yamea Conway Tearle joining Norma Talmadge on the Coast, and Keystone-Mildred Harris not with Charles Chaplin.
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Nhamed Hoot
Ed Gibson
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Conway Tearle
Coast
Norma Talmadge
Friars’ Club
New York City
United Studios
Hollywood
Keystone
Mildred Harris
Charles Chaplin
Edna Purvience
Charlie
Amanda
Henry Walthall
Allen Dwan
Pearl White
Fox Studios
Altho
Billy—May McAvoy
California
Ansonia
Nogma Talmadge
New York
Calif
Norma Talmadgets Plans Garden of Allah Film
Norma Talmadgets will film The Garden of Allah in the Sahara desert at the exact location made famous by Richens in his novel. The project utilizes the stark desert backdrop to recreate scenes and scenery associated with the literary setting.
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Norma Talmadgets
Garden of Allah
Sahara Desert
Richens
Frances White to Wed Web Film Actor
Frances White and actor McKee from Los Angeles headline a sixth romance leading to marriage in June. McKee, a leading man in Shirley son productions, met White while partnered with William Rock in ville, marking another Fox Hollywood romance of the year.
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Los Angeles
Mond McKee
Jey Mason
Frances
McKee
Shirley Son
Miss White
William Rock
Inville
Fox Hollywood Studios
Picture making before public in Hollywood era
The Walker theater in Los Angeles is leased by Irvine the film writer, with players working before a camera in a new exposition film. Four weeks were spent at Legion Stadium in Hollywood, drawing crowds in the downtown area. Lillian Trimble Bradley, famed as a leading woman director, joins Paramount in Los Angeles to contribute to film output. Rudolph Valentino, 28, is set to star in a new drama with Dorothy Dalton, while Alice Brady heads to Hollywood for her first Cos appearance.
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Legion Stadium
Hollywood
Lillian Trimble Bradley
George Broadhurst
Paramount
Los Angeles
Rudolph Valentino
Dorothy Dalton
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