Programs Today Liberty Wallace Reid in The Charm Scheel
Wallace Reid stars in The Charm Scheel at Liberty theater with Mary Pickford in The Love Light listed for screenings alongside Charles Ray in Phyttts and Nineteen at Colishlm and James Oliver Curwood's Skebe Trails at Strand with Tom Mix in Three Gold Coins at Rex theater. Pearl White appears in The Thief at Colonial, and Winter Garden features Mary Pickford in The Love Light with Blue Mouse presenting Robert Bosworth in A Thousand to One.
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Liberty Wallace Reid
Scheel” Clemmen
Mary Pickford
Charles Ray
Clemmer
Clara Horton
Coliseum
Jane Novak
James Oliver Curwood
Strand
Tom Miz
Rez
Wallace Reid
Liberty
Pearl White
The
Colonial
Liberty Jenne Harm School Turns Into Comic School
Wallace Reta Lila Lee Adele Farrington Radwin Stevens star Wallace Reid plays a popular movie hero who inherits a school and turns it into a classroom of comic chaos. The Liberty presents The School with Lee as the charming pupil and a stern principal in a humorous tale.
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Allace Reid
Seattle
Wally
Stern
Suu
Lee
Love Light Brings New Cast to Clemmer Studio
Mary Pickford stars in The Love Light from United Artists. The story, written by Frances Marion, centers on a young Italian girl from a fishing village near the Mediterranean. Filming took place abroad with casting in Italy and New York before bringing the principal players to Hollywood.
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Mary Pickford
Clemmer
Italy
Miseford
Hollywood
York
Frances Marion
Mediterranean
Nineteen and Phyllis at the Coliseum
The film Nineteen and Phyllis opens at the Coliseum with Jackson Cavanaugh a store clerk torn between romance and social pride. Charlie Ray plays Andrew Jackson Cavanaugh as Lina Laurin and Clare Horton top the love triangle in a Southern village setting.
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Jackson Cavanaugh
Charities
Ray Cavanaugh
George Nichols
Laurin
Clara Horton Lee Laurin
Frank Norcross
Charlie Ray
Pretty A Horton
Coliseum
Charlie
Andrew Jackson Cavamaugh
Vixville
Andrew
Phyl
Clare Horton
Jimmie Long
Jimmy
Isobel or The Trail's End at the Strand
A young wife and husband flee into the Far North pursued by a Northwest Mounted Police sergeant. Beattie Deane plans murder to win his wife, while Sergt. McVeigh trails through snowy wastes as the drama unfolds on screen.
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James Oliver Curwood
Isobel
Strand
Beattie Deane
Sergt. McVeigh
Northwest Mounted Police
Deane
McVeigh
The Thief at the Colonial stars Pearl White
In Henri Bernstein's The Thief at the Colonial Pearl White plays a woman whose husband cannot provide fine clothes for society. Her new wardrobe stirs envy and attraction among friends and suitors until suspicion centers on a man in the circle, building to a climactic confrontation.
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Henri Bernstein
the Colonial
Pearl White
Miss White
Three Gold Coins Film At Hex Theater
Tom Mix stars as Bob Fleming in the western Three Gold Coins. He stops a runaway car, captures a desperado, and wins the heart of Margaret Loomis as the runaway drama unfolds at the Hex theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
the Hex
Mix
Bob Fleming
California
Margaret Loomis
Theodore Lorch Russian Royal Descent Actor Linked to Mohicans
Theodore Lorch, the actor who plays Chin Gachgook in Maurice Tourneur’s The Last of the Mohicans, is described as a Russian of royal lineage who trained in the czar’s private gymnasia before emigrating to the United States to pursue the stage.
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Theodore Lorch
Chingachgook
Maurice Tourneur
America
KING AND QUEEN OF MOVIELAND RACE CLOSES IN SEATTLE
Norma Talmadge and Wallace Reid top a fan vote in Seattle as polls close. Lavine Glaum makes a late surge from last to second, while Reid holds first with the most votes of any performer. Meighan remains popular in second, with Kay and Hart contending for third. Anita Stewart rises into the top six as Pickford drops to third.
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Norma Talmadge
Wallace Reid
Lavine Glaum
Miss Glaum
Wallace Iieid
Thomas Meighan
Charlies Kay
Bil Hart
Anita Stewart
Constance Talmadge
Mary Pickford
Seattle Star
Miss Talmadge
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Omaha
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Silent Film Stars and New Titles in 1920s Era
Picture Padder Al St John performs in The Slicker, a comedy. Tom Mix works on a Fox Western thriller Happy-to-Lucky. Wesley Berry stars with Katherine McDonald in Stranger Than Fiction. Matt Moore features in Man's Home. Constance Talmadge begins Salisbury Field's Wedding Fells after real life marriage. Eugene O'Brien swapped medicine for stage and silent drama.
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Tom Mix
Fox
Constance Talmadge
Salisbury Field
Selwyns
Eugene O'Brien
Can't Say We Blame Olive
Olive Tell, praised as one of the best dressed screen actresses, tried on a $500 pelts hat sent by a Paris milliner on approval. She admired the design but chose a cheaper American chapeau instead, buying it for about one tenth the price after seeing the cost.
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Olive Tell
Selznick
Paris
Miss Tell
Sessue Hayakawa to Tour Middle West and East States
Sessue Hayakawa and his wife will tour the Middle West and the Eastern states soon. Hayakawa will appear in person for the engagements.
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Sessue Hayakawa
Middle West
Hayakawa
Youd Better Get It A Bunny Comedy Starring George Bunny
George Bunny, son of comedian John Bunny, stars in a new comedy as a newspaper reporter with an exaggerated sense of his own talent. Lois Weber premiers a human interest drama titled Whats Worth While.
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George Bunny
John Bunny
Mr. Bunny
Lois Weber
Peoples Savings Bank Adds 1500 Boxes for Vaults
The bank announces 1500 new boxes for safety deposit vaults to store bonds and valuables. Visitors are invited to inspect the equipment at the entrance on the corner of Second Avenue and Pike Street.
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Second Ave
Pike St
Movie Quizzes Reveals Silent Film Figures and Marital Ties
The item lists Anita Stewart and Rudolph Cameron as married and provides addresses for Stewart, Buck Jones, Harry Carey, Hoot Gibson, Art Acord, and others. It notes William K Richard Barthelmess as 26, Sylvia Breamer’s marriage status, Doria May’s stage name changes, and Kate-Cullen Landis’s marriage with daughter, plus Goldwyn Studios address for Mr Landis.
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I. R
Anita Stewart
Rudolph Cameron
Anita Stewart Picture Corporation
W. 48Th St
New York City
Buck Jones
Clifford Ave
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Carey
Hoot” Gibson
Art Acord
Universal City
Kate—Cullen Landis
Mr. Landis
Goldwyn Studios
Culver City
Sterling Featured in New Comedy A Ball Room Romeo
Ford Sterling stars in a first post Mack Sennett feature for Special Pictures Corporation titled A Ball Room Romeo. The comedy promises bathing beauties and elaborate farce as part of Sterling's return to feature films following his departure from the Mack Sennett organization. The Half-Breed is also noted as one of Oliver Moroscoe's early features.
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Sterling
Ford Sterling
Special Pictures Corporation
Mack Sennett
Oliver Moroscoe
Interesting Events in Liberty News
Important local events will be shown in the Jensen and Von Herberg News at Liberty starting Saturday morning. Included are the funeral procession for Beattie patrolman W. L. Stevens killed at Magnolia Bluff during a bandit capture, the new American Legion hotel for unemployed veterans, I. FP. Day school calisthenics, and wildlife at Woodland Park.
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Jensen & von Herberg
the Liberty
Beattie
W. L. Stevens
Bandite
Magnolia Bluff
New Hotel
The
American Legion
I. FP. Day School
Calisthenics
Woodland Park
A Modern Diana Portrait Writer Revealed
Joseph M. Schenck purchased Norma Talmadge story A Modern Diana signed Carol Btone. Identity shows Stella G Perry author of Palmetto, a popular 1920 novel from Frederick P. Stokes. Perry used anonymity to test market value of a reputable film star’s name and her own screen-writing prospects.
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Joseph M. Schenck
Norma Talmadge
Diana
Carol Btone
Stella G. & Perry
Frederick P. Stokes
Clive Demonstrates Padding for Forward Pass
Henry Clive, famed actor and coach, shows how English "baby" could affect American football in a Mayflower production context. The piece notes Clive alone completes a pass while his team fails. The Inner Voice starring BE. K. Lincoln opens Saturday at the Rex.
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Henry Clive
Clive
Mograph Studio
Inner Voice
BE. K. Lincoln
The
Rex
Lying Lips Stars Endure Crooked Waters for Screen Drama
House Peters and Florence Vidor endure grueling water shoots for Thomas H. Ince’s serial Lying Lips. Filming included thousand-gallon ocean liner scene floods and soaking scenes that left actors drenched and chilly throughout six weeks on set.
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Clouse Peters
Florence Vidor
Thomas H. Ince
Associated Producers
Lipa
Mies Victor
Victor
Imported Dancers to Do the Can-Can in Film Scene
Wallace Worsley seeks can-can performances for Ger trude Atherton's Don't Neglect Your Wife. After many tryouts failed, Tia Juana dancers provide the authentic can-can, while Herbert Brenon will direct Norma Talmadge in Passion Flower from a stage play starring Nance O'Neill.
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Gertrude Atherton
Wallace Worsley
California
Worsley
Tia Juana
Herbert Brenon
Norma Talmadee
Nance O'Neill
Betty Francisco Breaks Through in Midsum Madness
Betty Francisco, a 19 year old newcomer nicknamed Betty Blonde, rose from stage to film after a makeup mishap on set. She feared quitting when the makeup failed to permit rouge but persevered, attracting producers and advancing in motion pictures.
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Betty Francisco
Betty
Herbe
Ducers
Miss Francisco
Actress to film daring 100 foot dive in Maine
R. A. Walsh director and Miriam, his wife, are in Maine to shoot Miss Cooper's new vehicle. The sequence includes a 100 foot leap filmed in two installments for a single apparent plunge. Miss Cooper is a trained diver and stunt artist.
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R. A. Walsh
Miriam
Maine
Miss Cooper
Road to Ambition scenes shot at Long Island preserve
Spectacular exterior shots were filmed at a large Long Island preserve for Tearle's photoplay Road to Ambition. The estate hosts grouse quail and rabbits and features models displaying Parisian and London fashion.
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Long Island
Way Tearle
London
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