Fragmentary 1930s synopsis of stage and screen items
Fragmented OCR notes mention actors and titles including DeMille Seater, Shirley Mason, and Mae Marrey with garbled references to Garden Lily and Teale. The text appears as scattered captions or playbill fragments lacking clear events or dates.
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Yopar
Columbi
Senari Swansen
NDC Eet! DeMille
Garden
Mae Marrey
Lily
Onal
Shirley Mason
Hackleberey
Suedey
Sun der the Lash TM details and cast names
A fragment lists Kritiet Oleria Swarr Waries Maniog Hamitor Kritiet Russell Simeoaen Lilian Leignies Vanderbers in a Paramount Sun der the Lash TM context. No event or role details are given.
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Sunder the Lash
Paramount
Kritiet
Oleria Swarr Waries
Maniog
Hamitor
Russell Simeoaen
Lilian Leignies Vanderbers
Gilded Lily Attracts Mae Murray In Winter Garden Run
Mae Murray stars in The Gilded Lily showing at the Winter Garden through Tuesday. Frank Mayo appears in a virile lead, with Lilian Drake and Jason Robards in supporting roles as a drama blends romance and glamour.
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Ernest Mae Murrey
Lawell Sherman
Jason Robards
Gbartes Gerard
Wan
Lilian Drak
East & Gilded Iy
Mae Murray
Lillian
Winter Garden
Saturday Night at the Strand Delights Picture Lovers
Cecil DeMille's latest offering Saturday Night grows at the Strand and will play for a few days longer. The plot explores marriages across social strata in a dramatic entertainment fit for the average picture lover.
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Secia
Cecil DeMille
Strand
Miracle Man opens at Oak theater for three days
Lon Chaney and Loane Tucker star in The Miracle Man about a reforming gang of notorious crooks. The Oak theater presents the production for a short run, touted as one of the finest stories of its kind.
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Loane Tucker
Oak Theater
Herbert Rawlinson At Union In Cheated Hearts
Herbert Rawlinson stars in Cheated Hearts at the Union theater. A Virginian son battles heredity and drink as he drifts from Paris to Mo where wine offers solace while his sweetheart endures heartbreak. The film portrays a man both strong and weak.
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Rawlinson
Hia Universal
Pie
Union Theater
Paris
Will Rogers at the Victory theater
A fragmented review highlights Will Rogers as Gardner in The Strange at the Victory. The text praises his humor and his own style, noting the performance as one of his best characterizations amid light touches and entertaining method.
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Will Rogers
Gardner
Bunco
One Glorious Day Parable of Age and Youth at Liberty
New York critics hail One Glorious Day as a distinctive art form and the most notable photo play yet shown at the Liberty. Will Rogers plays the professor in a tale of spirit possession and renewed youth, with a moral on aging and energy.
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the Liberty
New York
Eli
Earth
Milky Way
Mars
Moon
Ezra Botts
Fle
Wallace Reid Stars In Forever With Elsie Ferguson
Wallace Reid returns to the screen in Forever a version of Peter Ibbetson co starring Elsie Ferguson The popular actor takes on a highly romantic role that may redefine his career for audiences in town.
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Wallace Reid
Peter Ibbetson
Elsie Ferguson
Reid
Priscilla Dean Stars in Wild Honey at Columbia Theater
Priscilla Dean headlines the Universal Jewel production Wild Honey at the Columbia theater. The Africa set melodrama promises stirring situations and thrillings reminiscent of Miss Dean's recent Conflict in Seattle, with colorful scenes and exotic locales.
Moron of the Lady Letty stars Dalton with Valentino
Dorothy Dalton headlines Moron of the Lady Letty with Rudolph Valentino as his leading man at the Rivoli New York premiere. Valentino draws the most fan letters among film actors. An early Liberty showing also advertises Maron of the Lady Letty.
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Dorothy Dalton
Moron
Valentino
Rivoli
New York
Rudolph Valentino
Maron
Lady Letty
the Liberty
Film Stars Form Guild To Censor Their Pictures
More than a score of film stars and producers have formed the Independent Screen Artiste Guild to pre view every picture of these artists. If any scenes are deemed objectionable by the guild they are to be eliminated from release.
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Independent Screen Artiste’ Guild
Foolish Wives to be Dramatically Adapted for Stage
Universal plans a stage adaptation of Foolish Wives the big budget film. Playwright Eugene Walter has been chosen to write the script. No prior record of camera drama successfully becoming a stage play, though reverse has been common.
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Universal Company
Eugene Walter
Penrhyn Staniaws Linked to Thrums The Little Miniater
Penrhyn Staniaws was born seventeen miles from Thrums the Scottish town setting of The Little Miniater. He directed the movie version of that work.
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Penrhyn Staniaws Was
Thrums
Scotland Town
Staniaws
Camp Lewis Ceremony Featured in Liberty News at Liberty Theater
Ceremonies marking the permanent post at Camp Lewis were held and will be shown in the Liberty News set to open Saturday at the Liberty theater. The film includes General Muir planting the first tree to beautify the site, with other local items and national news highlighted.
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Camp Lewis
Liberty News
Liberty Theater
General Muir
News of the Nation
Muale
Muir
Universal President In Auto Accident
Universal president Carl Laemmie was injured when his car hit a section of road undermined by heavy rains. The vehicle dropped four feet but stayed upright. Laemmie suffered lacerations in the incident.
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Universal
Carl Laemmie
Mr. Laemmie
No Parking at Liberty theater stars Christie baby and dog
The Educational Christie comedy No Parking features Jane Hart returning from Sneakers and the collie Laddie from Sneakers and In for Life. The two reels follow a baby who smears black paint and a watermelon scene, with the dog rescuing her in several scrapes for comic effect.
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al Christie
Neil Burns
Helen Darling
Liberty Theater
Jane Hart
Irving Cummins Stark Stars in Patsy at Liberty
Irving Cummins Stark stars in Patsy Jim a human heart story told amid the Canadian wilds with thrilling scenes. The film will be shown in conjunction with One Glorious Day the midweek picture at the Liberty.
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Patsy Jim
The
Liberty
Irving Cumminis
Gloria Swanson Stars in New Paramount Feature Her Husband's Trademark
Gloria Swanson returns to the Coliseum in Under the Lash and soon appears in a new Paramount production Her Husband's Trademark. The film introduces a debuting leading man, Richard Wayne, a Nebraska youth, in a principal role.
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Gloria Swanson
Paramount
Richard Wayne
Nebraska
Movi Quizzes and Cast Notes from Early Films
In a cinema quiz feature, references to Valentino and Dalton in Moron of the Lady Letty, plus notes on Mary Pickford's Thru the Back Door, and other film facts. Mentions about Japan theater numbers, chaperonage of stars, and upcoming productions like Blood and Sand and Pay Day.
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Associated First National Pictures
Ine
Eileen
Letty
Rudolph Valentino
Dorothy Dalton
Japan
Janet
Mary Pickford
Jean Carpenter
Lucille
Jack Mulhall
C. D. Gibson
Gibeon Man
Larry
Otis Skinner
Catherine Calvert
May McAvoy
Folly
Charlie Chaplin
Ann
Frank Mayo
Dr. Jim
William Hart
White Oak
Four Horsemen
Call
Marion Davies Stars in Enchantment Flapper Film
Marion Davies headlines Enchantment a modern take on a shrewish plot with a bright flapper lead. The comedy thriller adaptation parodies Manhandling Ethel and the I Adams prank story, with Davies praised as her best in a spirited public appearance. Enchantment debuts in Seattle soon.
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Ethel
I. Adam
Marion Davies
Seattle
Alias Julius Caesar at Ray studio on golf links
Charles Ray stars in Alias Julius Caesar a comedy set mainly on golf courses. He plays a rich young man who seeks relief from ennui and becomes entangled in endless complications through his romance with the game and a caddy’s aid.
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Julius Caesar
Charles Ray
Ray
Silent Era Stars in Drama Notes and Marital Rumors
The text notes that Madge Bellamy and Alice Lake are not married while Carrol-Robert Leonard is May Murray's husband and director. Agnes Ayres is not married and recently divorced, with her real name in question. Norma Fan is praised as a favorite among girls and highlighted for Smilin' Thru as her best film.
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Fornia
Madge Bellamy
Alice Lake
Carrol
Robert Leonard
May Murray
Agnes Ayres
Norma Fan
Norma
Miracles in Filmmaking for Cecil B. DeMille's Latest
A lavish production feat for the film Fool's Paradise by Cecil B. DeMille at Paramount includes a proscenium theater set with ice stage and rotating carpet, 250-seat audience space, and a 60 by 48 foot ice surface. Lead players include Dorothy Dwan, Mildred Harris, Conrad Nag, Theodore Kosloff, John Davidson, and Julia Faye.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
Ipodi
Dorothy Dxlign
Mildred Harris
Conrad Nag
Theodore Kosloff
John Davidson
Julia Faye
Strand
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Wilma T. Carteron
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Jackie
S Mason
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Lon Chaney
Herbert Rawlinson
UNION
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Professor
Wally
Priscilla Dean
Madison Thet
Mark Twain
Finn
Snub Pollard
Comedy
Pathe Review
Yellow Arm
Bk. O. Gabrielsen
A. J. Foreyth
Christie
Irving Cummings
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Malotte
Prelede
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Filland
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Clyde Fitch
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