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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1920

Page

10

Doris May rises from Seattle to stardom with Ince films

The Seattle born Doris May, musical prodigy and co star with Douglas MacLean in Thomas H. Ince productions, rose from piano prodigy at age nine to concert work with Kubelik. She later moved to Los Angeles where Ince cast her in leading roles including Twenty three and One half Hours Leave with MacLean.

Doris May Douglas MacLean Thomas H. Ince Seattle Dorda Peter Peter, Pumpkin- Eater Chopin Kubelik San Diego Exposition Doris Los Angeles Charles Ray Mary Roberts Rinehart Donna May Thomas Ince

All of a Sudden Peggy and Other Strand Attractions

The Strand features Marguerite Clark in All of a Sudden Peggy with Jack Mulhall as her lead. Griffiths The Greatest Question opens after the final Peggy show. Mabel Normand stars in When Doctors Disagree at Clemmer, then Dustin Farnum in The Corican Brothers follows. Liberty offers The Broken Melody and Gee Whiz plus Monte Austin and Leona Hacker. The River's End opens at Liberty Saturday and The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come heads to Colonial with Jack Pickford.

Strand Marguerite Clark Peggy Jack Mulhall Miss Clark Griffith Mabel Normand Miss Normand Goldwyn Clemmer Dustin Farnum Coraican Brothers Liberty Eugene O'Brien Perfect Lover Fame Lucy Coston New York Mack Sennett Liberty Weekly Monte Austin Seattle Leona Billy Hacker Kingdom Come Jack Pickford John Fox, Jr Chad Fox

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