Pickford Stars in The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
Jack Pickford headlines as Chad in John Fox Jr. tale The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come opening at the Colonial Satyr. The drama contrasts mountain isolation with Civil War era opportunities and features Mara Horton in romance with a Southern belle role.
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Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come
Pickford
Mountain Lad
John Fox, Jr
Jack Pickford
Clara Horton
Ack Pickford
Chad
Mack Finn
Valley of Kingdom Come
Wate
Mara Horton
Not All Booze Is Taken By Thieves
Toledo dispatch notes a local trend where alleged smugglers avoid paying taxes while moving liquor between depots at night. Residents claim many so called burglaries are misrepresented by those with large liquor stocks.
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Toledo
Baltic Sea Wreck Record Stands as Global Peak
The Baltic Sea records the highest wreck rate of any oceanic region with an average of more than one wreck per day year round. The statistic highlights persistent hazards and navigational risk in Baltic waters throughout the year.
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Baltic Sea
Mary Miles Minter Stars In Judy of Nogues Harbor
Mary Miles Minter returns to the Coliseum to star in Judy of Nogues Harbor opening Saturday. The plot follows Judy a country girl who aids the governor’s grandson against Bolshevik plots aided by anarchists while earning the governor’s gratitude. This marks Minter’s second Realart picture on local screens.
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Mary Miles Minter
Miss Minter
Judy
Nogues Harbor
Coliseum
Ketchel
Denny
Feedterent
Teddy Kingsland
Realart
Mins Minter
The Broken Melody Opens at Liberty This Saturday
In the romantic drama The Broken Melody, Mr. O'Brien portrays a young painter entangled with Hedda Dana, a singing girl played by Lucy Cotton, a luminous stage figure for years. The Liberty Theatre presents the charming story in weekend showings.
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Mr. O'Brien
Hedda Dana
Lucy Cotton
Mabel Normand Defies Convention in New Film Bit
Abel Normand again pushes boundaries in When Doctors Disagree a Goldwyn comedy opening at the Clemmer. Mabel Normand reportedly requested the scene showing her chewing tobacco and delivers it with her usual vigor. The film is described as a typical Normand comedy with brisk humor and bold staging.
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Abel Normand
Goldwyn
Clemmer
Mabel
Pollyanna Returns on Rex Screen With Mary Pickford
Pollyanna comes back to the Rex in a Mary Pickford special praised as a top photoplay of the year. Frances Marion earns credit for adapting the story and highlighting Pollyanna’s cheerful philosophy. Tessie Love launches her own acting company as stars increasingly own productions.
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Ren “Pollyanna
Rex
Mary Pickford
Pollyannna
Little Miss Pickford
Frances Marion
Pollyanna
Tessie Love
Don’t Change Your Husband for Fifteen Cents Sign
A Los Angeles theatre promotes a Cecil DeMille attraction with the cheeky sign Dont Change Your Husband for Fifteen Cents. The item notes housewives complain of high electric bills and cites a studio daily bill of $70 for electricity.
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Los Angeles
Cecil DeMille
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