Entertainer lineup teases Sunday showings across studios
A scattered list previews upcoming films and stars for Sunday showings across Columbia, Winter Garden, Strand, Oak, and other venues. Mary Miles Minter, Conway Tearle, and Rey Stewart appear in varied titles while new releases like The Isle of Zorde and One Teach of Nature are noted with venue tags and week references.
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Linerty
Pester Keaton
Mary Miles Minter
Columbia
Rey Stewart
Winter Garden
Anes Calhoun
Won Isram
Anitea Stewart
Colontal
Isle of Zorde
Conway Tearle
Oak—Frask Maye
Roy Stewart
Claire Windsor
Strand
Colonial
Alice Calhoun
Liberty
Anita Stewart
Coliseum
One Clear Call thrills Strand patrons with staged manhunt
A Los Angeles photoplay feature called One Clear Call staged a thrill when 150 white robed horsemen galloped through city districts. Reporters later learned the stunt was part of an entertainment plot rather than a real Ku Klux Klan attack, drawn from a staged-expose theme.
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Los Angeles
Strand
Sage Brush Trail thrills with Roy Stewart as sheriff
The wild town of Silverton Arizona faces danger as the sheriff upholds the law in the Sage Brush Trail story. Roy Stewart plays the steadfast lawman amid thrilling scenes and a romance with a pretty schoolteacher from the East at the Columbia.
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Silverton
Ariz
Southwest
Sage Brush
H. H. van Loan
The
Columbia
Roy Stewart
Star actor Rudolph Cameron returns in Rose of the Sea at the Coliseum
The article notes Rudolph Cameron, former romantic lead in The Girl Phillipa, appears in Rose of the Sea at the Coliseum as Mise Stewart's business manager after a retirement following his marriage. The film marks his first role in some time.
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Anita Stewart
Phillipa
Coliseum
Rudolph Cameron
Mise Stewart
Liberty Theater Show Promises Keaton Farce and Minter Drama
Liberty presents Buster Keaton's My Wifes Relations as a leading feature with lavish comedy bits and strong director pacing. The program also includes South of Suva starring Mary Miles Minter, shaping a varied bill for a broad audience.
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Buster Keaton
Liberty
South of
Suva
Little Mary Miles Minter
The Angel of Crooked Street at Winter Garden
Alice Calhoun stars as a young girl sentenced on circumstantial evidence who seeks revenge after reform school. The Vitagraph feature, The Angel of Crooked Street, premieres at the Winter Garden this Sunday with a cast including Jennie Marah and Ralph McCullough McMay in supporting roles.
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Alice Calhoun
Vitagraph
Crooked Street
Winter Garden
Shadows of the Sea at Colonial features Con way Tearle
A gentleman adventurer in Shadows of the Sea stars Conway Tearle with Dorothy Jordon and Darla Kenyon. Opening Sunday at the Colonial, Tearle plays a sea rover who flouts maritime laws for contraband thrill in a romance filled adventure. A Pathe Review notes a dance scene in rural Greece with dowry gold coins.
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T, Cargon
Conway Tearle
Dorothy Jordon
Darla Kenyon Amatowe
Cececee Aceccee Crawtora
Kent Ralph Dean
Artur Houseman
Greece
Pathe
Will Rogers Works Follies and Sleepy Hollow Exteriors
Will Rogers performs in the Follies each night with two matinees weekly. He rises early to travel to Tarrytown for exterior filming on The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
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Will Rogers
Tarrytown
Manette’s Problem Contest for The Storm at the Columbia
The Star offers 250 prize for the best answer to whether Manette should stay with Burr the woodsman or join David the city man. The synopsis describes Burr Winton and David Stewart vying for Manette as they face a snowbound romance in the Canadian Northwest.
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Manette
Langton McCormick
Columbia
Burr Winton
House Peters
David Stewart
Matt Moore
Northwest
David
Burr
Summer Pictures Parade At Cartoons And Movies
The column surveys upcoming silent films and stars. Mildred June and Billy Bevan headline Picture Patter When Summer Comes while other projects include Minnie retitling Her Man and Forrest Stanley in The Pride of Palomar. Dorothy Gish Lillian Gish and John Bowers are tied to future productions with James Rennie hinting at a stage series.
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Sennett
Mildred June
Billy Bevan
James Rennie
Dorothy Gish
Lillian Gish
Forrest Stanley
Palomar
Frank Borzage
Wheeler Oakman Builds New Beverly Hills Home
Wheeler Oakman and Priscilla Dean, neighbors in Beverly Hills, plan a colonial residence near Los Angeles. Oakman considers himself capable as a carpenter plumber and landscape artist with outdoor pastime shifting to daily alterations.
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Wheeler Oakman
Oliver Moroseco
Slippy McGee
Oakman
Lois Meredith Stars in Rogers Film Legend of Sleepy Hollow
The film version stars Will Rogers with Lois Meredith as Kathrina Van Tassel and Ben Hendricks Jr as Bram Bones. Exterior scenes are being shot near Tarrytown New York as the cast completes.
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Sleepy Hollow
Will Rogers
Tarrytown
N. Y
Lois Meredith
Kathrina van Tassel
Belle
Ben Hendricks, Jr
Bram Bones
Nemenia
Ichabod Crane
Rogers
Mary Pickford Teams With Santa for Doll Enterprise
Mary Pickford announces a partnership with Santa Claus to launch the Mary Pickford Doll. She has filed patent and copyright applications and aims to produce the doll for the Christmas market. The plan envisions a large factory for doll miniature likenesses of Pickford.
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Mary
Santa
Mary Pickford
Santa Clause
America
Jack Pickford Film Nearing Completion
Jack Pickford's picturization of Garrison's Finish is over halfway done. The film includes stirring Derby and Metropolitan Handicap moments from Louisville and New York. Elmer Harris oversees the production and Mary Pickford will edit the titles.
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Jack Pickford
Garrison
Louisville
New York
Elmer Harris
Mary Pickford
Dorothy Gish to star with Barthelmess in Furry film
Dorothy Gish will be Barthelmess leading lady in Furry to be filmed after The Bondboy. Both share roots in D. W. Griffith's training, reflecting Griffith’s talent in developing actors as well as directing grand spectacles.
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Dorothy Gish
Barthelmess
Furry
D. W. Griffith
Griffith
Ben Turpin Star in The Shriek With Kathryn Maguire
Ben Turpin returns to the screen in The Shriek with Kathryn Maguire opposite. The project is credited to Mack Sennett’s pen. A recent novel with the same title mocks The Sheik and other tales of desert love.
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Ben Turpin
Kathryn Maguire
Mack Sennett
the Sheik
Ruth Roland Invited to New York for Physical Culture Week
Ruth Roland, Pathe serial star behind The Timber Queen, has been invited by noted physical culturist William Muldoon to appear in New York during national physical culture week as a “perfect specimen of physical American girlhood.”
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Ruth Roland
Pathe
William Muldoon
New York
What an Act for Vodvil by the Talmadge Trio
The piece highlights Norma playing the piano, Buster Keaton strumming a light ukulele, and Constance whistling as part of a vodvil performance by the Talmadge dynasty.
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Talmadge
Norma
Buster Keaton
Struma
Constance
Comedy Unit Held Up at Universal City by Ill Roy Atwell
One comedy unit at Universal City has been held up for over a week due to the illness of its star Roy Atwell. He is fighting typhoid and is closely watched by his physician who expects his recovery.
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Universal City
Roy Atwell
Atwell
The Seattle Star Contest On Manette Story Prize List
The Seattle Star offers 24 prizes for best answers to the Manette problem tied to The Storm show at the Columbia. First prize 5.66 and other prizes from third to tenth. entry limit 200 words. single side only. judges’ decisions final. Employees of The Star, Columbia and Universal Exchange barred. Submit to Problem Editor, Seattle Star.
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Rene Wee Eanee
Manette
Columbia
the Star
Universal Exchange
Seattle Star
Movie Quiz Notes on Star Couples and New Films
The column lists film stars and marriages, noting Anita Stewart and Rudolph Cameron in Rose o the Bea at the Coliseum, plus upcoming pairs Bert Lytell and Betty Compson in To Have and to Hold. It mentions Norman T.-Francis X. Bushman marriages, Harold Lloyd, Agnes Fairfield Oulda Bergere, George Fitzmaurice, Lon Chaney, Charles Ray, Katharine MacDonald, Virginia Valli, Dorie May, Wallace MacDonald, Jackie Coogan, Baby Peggy Montgomery, Eugene O'Brien, Norma Talmadge, and Rodolfo Valentino's Blood and Sand adaptation from a stage play.
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Joker
Anita Stewart
Rudolph Cameron
Rose O the
Bea
Bert Lytell
Betty Compson
Virginia
Eugene O'Brien
Norma Talmadge
Rodolph Valentino
Henry B Walthall Leads In Universal Feature The Long Chance
Fuilph Graves, famed for work with Griffith, signs with Universal to play the juvenile lead in The Long Chance, a Universal Jewell all star special directed by Jack Conway. Walthall is chosen from top character men for the lead role.
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Fuilph Graves
Griffith
Universal
Universal Jewell
Jack Conway
Henry B. Walthall
One Touch of Nature Weréen Play Shown at the Oak
Peter B Kyne's story has been adapted into a weréen play titled One Touch of Nature and will be shown at the Oak on Sunday and Monday. The plot follows a boy and girl destined for each other, with wealthy parents attempting to intervene. Baseball interest and manager John J Methaw appear prominently.
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Peter B. Kyne
John J. Methaw
William de Mille Quietly Directs Clarence at Paramount
William de Mille is back at the West Coast Paramount Studio in his director role. He marks scenes of Clarence as he works through the production, keeping the slouch hat and pipe as his signature on set.
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William DE William de Mille
Paramount
Clarence
Hepworth Picture Plays to By US Distribution
Hep worth Picture Plays, a leading English film company, plans to distribute its output in the United States. The first two titles slated for release are The City of Beautiful Nonsense and Sunken Rocks.
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Hepworth
England
United States
Rothafel Opens School for Motion Picture Presenters
Eight L. Rothafel founder of the Capitol theater in New York City launches a school teaching psychology of entertainment program building color lighting music and picture coordination film editing scoring scenic investiture and theater management Enrollment is limited to theater staff The Capitol with 5400 seats staffs 206 plus an 80 member orchestra Rothafel rose from a Pennsylvania barroom start twelve years ago to direct the Capitol two years ago This story notes industry leaders humble origins and Rothafel as a notable figure in cinema history.
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8. L. Rothafel
Capitol Theater
New York City
Rothafel
Capitol
Rothnn
Pennsylvania
Buster Keaton Creates Laughs In The Love Nest
Buster Keaton's new comedy titled The Love Nest, written and directed with Eddie Cline, aims for release through Associated First National. Filmed largely in Avalon Catalina Island he plays a sea skipper delivering laughs while Keaton promotes a new school to teach his craft.
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Buster Keaton
Associated First National
Eddie Cline
Avalon
Catalina Island
Buster
Penrhyn Stanlaws Uses New Color Process in Pink Gods
The article notes Penrhyn Stanlaws employed a new color process for select scenes in the film Pink Gods and speculates on how the artist planned to achieve pink tones.
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Penrhyn Stanlaws
Knights Leap From Bridge in When Knighthood Was in Flower
Six riders on horses plunge 30 feet from a bridge into a river in the scene from When Knighthood Was in Flower. The dramatic stunt showcases chivalric daring and peril as the group makes a daring crossing.
Dean Selects Best Pictures
New York critic James W. Dean lists his twelve top pictures of the first half of 1922. The picks include Orphans of the Storm, Nanook of the North, Smilin’ Through, Miss Lulu Bett and The Stroke of Midnight among others as his personal review-based selection.
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James W. Dean
New York
Pharoah
Nanook
North
Lulu Bett
Sonny
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