Studio Haze Highlights Early Film Fame And Cast
Daly rose from high school to screen stardom in two years without stage work. Gadski and daughter Lotte visited Brenon’s Hudson Heights studio to watch scenes for The Fall of the Romanoffs. Cleo Madison resumes stage work at Wigwam San Francisco. Roberta Arnold travels the coast after Morosco season. Kenneth Harlan enlists, joining his regiment in the East.
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Haze! Daly
Money
Essanay
Skinner Pictures
Mme
Johanna Gadski
Lotte
Herbert Brenon
Hudson Heights
Gadski
Mr. Brenon
Cleo Madison
the Wigwam Theatre
San Francisco
Roberta Arnold
Herbert Rawlinson
Morosco
Kenneth Harlan
Triangle
Pickford Picture Passed By Court
Major Funkhouser the Chicago censor lost support after a jury refused his ruling on Mary Pickford’s Patriotic film The Little American. The picture will be shown, and Chicago public sentiment against censorship grows, with talk of Funkhouser's removal as moving picture czar.
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Funkhouser
Chicago
Mary Pickford
Windy City
Dame Fashion in Norma Talmadge Portrait of Style
Norma Talmadge extols simplicity over fads in selecting gowns for stage and screen. She notes a star must forecast future styles and endure high dress costs while dressing for film release. The piece also previews current films and showings at Clemmer Coliseum Mission Liberty with stars like Ethel Barrymore and Dorothy Dalton.
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Norma Talmadge
Miss Talmadge
Clemmer
Ethel Barrymore
Edwin Carewe
Banish Grayness with Q-Ban Hair Tonic Ad
An old fashioned ad proclaims Q-Ban products including Q-Pan and Q-Ran items offered at 60 cents, promising safety and a money back guarantee. The copy mixes hair care and depilatory goods with a drug store selling point and a brief film ad section mentioning Rex Bessie Eyton and The Spoilers.
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Owl Re Bartell Drug Co
Érus
Milady's Wardrobe Sale Cuts Lingerie to 2 95
Lingerie waists reduced to 2 95 highlight a summer sale with Voile models and Valenci Filet Venise embroidery. Sizes 8 to 48 available and advertised to impress the purse. Also notes Colonial theater listings for Fires of Conscience and Husband and Wife with a large cast led by Willigan Farnum.
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Milady
Charles Kenyon
Colonial
Willigan Farnum
Attractive Belted Aprons Offer Bargain Stock
A sale features belted aprons from regular stock in long coverall styles. Limited quantities mark several models priced for quick disposal. The main style is a long slip over apron with a wide belt short sleeves and pockets. Percale fabric in blue pink or light patterns. Sizes 2 and 3.
Wool Serges and Silk Taffet Range for Women and Misses
The store offers wool serges gaberdines wool jersey bedford cords and heavy silk taffet in sizes for women and misses from 16 upward with smaller sizes selling first. Shoppers are urged to visit early to choose from the assortment.
Company Stresses Direct Bargaining with Trainmen
The document rejects a closed shop and the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employers of America due to unreliability. It states a preference to deal directly with trainmen, individually or collectively, to ensure adequate service and public safety. It notes over 500 million passengers carried in five years with only one fatal accident in a freight car collision.
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Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employer of America
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