Liberty Stewart Edward White's The Killer on today’s bill
The program features Liberty Stewart Edward White’s The Killer and a sequence of short features. Also listed are Oh Lady Lady starring Nasuka Nubed and Cecil DeMille’s Forbidden Prestige with Fairbanks under Strand.
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Liberty Stewart
Edward White
Blur Mousa
Nebe Deniel
Clemmer
Douglas Fairbanks
Net
Colishum
Cecil de Mille
Eorge Artes
Eve Novak
Re—Maarice Tournear
Florence
Dorothy Deltes
Harrison Ford
Bebe Daniels
Agnes Ayres
de Mille
Coliseum
the Devil
Strand
the Nuts Clemmer
Eva Novak
the Colonial
Claire Adams
Killer
Notable Stage Star George Arliss Faces The Devil
The Strand lists Arliss among six top American stage character actors likely to be named, noting his 15 to 20 year presence in the U S and his recent move into motion pictures as a major event. He plays Dr Muller in The Devil, a role described as portraying a man who finds delight in disturbing life and happiness.
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George Arliss
Arliss
Dr. Muller
Ariias
Killer" story brought to screen at Liberty theater
Stewart Edward White's The Killer is adapted for screen starring Frank Campeau as Henry Hooper. The tale unfolds on an Arizona border ranch, portraying a cruel bully in a gripping drama at the Liberty.
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Stewart Edward White
Liberty
Frank Campeau
Henry Hooper
Arizona
Forbidden Fruit at Coliseum Invites Cinderella Tale
Cecil B De Mille presents Forbidden Fruit at the Coliseum weaving a Cinderella like plot. Mary Maddock, a poor seamstress, marries a wealthy suitor and finds wealth and happiness with her Prince Charming. The film is praised as entertaining and artistic.
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Cecil de Mille
Coliseum
Cinderella
Mary Maddock
Worthyrees
Prince Charming
John Henry Jr the Sennett Starlet joins Mack Sennett
John Henry Jr also known as Don Marion Davis becomes a Sennett starlet after a test contract. His uncle Billy Armstrong, London Music Hall artist, helped connect the boy to Bennett studios and the screen career. The signing followed Mrs. Davis consent and a formal test.
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John Henry, Jr
Sennett
Don Marion Davis
Mack Bennett
Wheeler Oakman in The Halfbreed on screen
Wheeler Oakman works on the screen version of The Halfbreed taking the title role. The Oliver Motorseco production backs his role with strong expectation. Oakman recently starred in Outside the Law opposite Priscilla Dean and appears as Peck’s Bad Boy with Jackie Coogan.
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Wheeler Oakman
Oakman
Oliver Motorseco
Irving Lesser
Priscilla Dean
Peck
Bad Boy
Jackie Coogan
Marjorie Daw Casts as Love in Exxperience
Marjorie Daw selected to play Love opposite Richard Barthelmess in Exxperience George W Hobart’s spectacular play to be filmed for Paramount by George Fitzmaurice Daw came to New York from California after starring in several big productions for this part Youth will be played by Richard Barthelmess in the studio project
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Marjorie Daw
Love
George W. Hobart
George Fitzmaurice
Paramount
Miss Daw
New York
California
Richard Barthelmess
Ethel Clayton to Star in The Almighty Dollar
Lasky studio announces William D Taylor's next Paramount production The Almighty Dollar with an original Cosmo Hamilton story. Ethel Clayton will star in the film to begin work in a few days while she finishes Sham directed by Hefron.
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Lasky
Wiliam D. Taylor
Paramount
Cosmo Hamilton
Ethel Clayton
Miss Clayton
Douglas Doty
Elmer Harria
Geraldine Bonner
Thomas Heffron
Imported Films Sold at Auction Sparks Producer Protest
American producers protest the auction sale of 171 unclaimed imported film reels advertised by New York customs. They argue it violates standard practice of leasing films and jeopardizes their business.
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New York
Movi Quizlets and Star Profiles from Early Screen Era
In cooperation with Associated First National Pictures, items note Gloria Swansen’s upcoming starring vehicle The Great Moment and describe personal details of film figures J K Sembern Phyllie-Charles Ray, Maude Marie Osborn Marjorie Daw Georgia, and Conrad Nagel. It mentions marriages children and physical traits including Nagel’s baby daughter.
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Ann Littl
Gloria Swansen
Lasky
Mia
J. K. Sembern
Edward Hearn Joins Ruth Roland In The Avenging Arrow
Edward Hearn, Dayton Washington native, rises as Ruth Roland's leads in Patho serial The Avenging Arrow. His career spans vaudeville in Los Angeles, juvenile roles in Daredevil Jack, and leading man work for Irvin Willat's Down Home before joining Roland's production. Houdini forms his own film company.
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Edward Hearn
Ruth Roland
Dayton
Wash
Mr. Hearn
Los Angeles
Jack Dempery
Pathe
Jack
Irvin Willat
U W Boat Crew at Liberty News Preview
The Jensen and Von Herberg News shows Saturday at the Liberty theatre an inspection of reserve officers trainees by Col. M. M. Falla at the University of Washington. It covers final UW boat crew training on Lake Washington before racing California and includes nursery stock transplanting and safety work near Seattle public playgrounds.
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Jensen & von Herberg News
Liberty Theatre
Lions in Pearl White film with cirque stars
The lions Jimmy and Beauty with their three cubs play key roles in a new Pearl White picture for William Fox. Filming took place in Bermuda where Jimmy attacked Mies White, but was stopped by trainer Harry Beckwith.
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Jimmy
Beauty
Pearl White
William Fox
Bermuda
Mies White
Harry Beckwith
O Brien with Two Leading Ladies at Fort Lee Screening
Eugene O Brien will have two leading ladies in his new photoplay William P. Parte directs in Fort Lee New Jersey Martha Mane field rises as a Selznick star and Katherine Perry, known for supporting Owen Moore, also appears in a prominent role.
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Eugene O'Birien
William P. &. Parte
Fort Lee
N. J
Martha Manefield
Selznick
Katherine Perry
Owen Moore
Irene Castle Plans Four Movies for Hodkinson Era
Irene Castle, famed for fashion on screen, will begin work on four Hodkinson released films. She followed her first husband Ver non Castile to an early death in a 1918 airplane crash. Her second husband, Robert Treman of Ithaca New York, was an aviation captain. They married May 3 1919. Norman Talmadge used to bear that title until Irene returned to prominence.
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Trene Castle
Hodkinson
Vernon Castile
Robert Treman
Ithaca
N. Y
Irene Castle
Norma Talmadge
Irene
Reel Goss Love Never Dies in King Vidor's Next
Film notes indicate King Vidor will produce Love Never Dies with Ralph Lewis and Milton in Pauline Frederick's upcoming project. Marion Davies is filming Tiride's Play, edited for release. Edward Hearn stars with Ruth Roland in The Avenging Arrow thriller in San Antonio cinema plans.
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Vidor
Ralph Lewis
Milton @ille
Pauline Frederick
Tiride
Marion Davies
Talmadges Sign With Lucien Lelong For Paris Fashion Line
Norma and Constance Talmadge sign a contract with Paris couturier Lucien Lelong to receive several models yearly, with watercolor sketches and fabrics submitted to them. The sisters will showcase Paris styles in America, with Norma as fashion editor illustrating topics.
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Norma
Constance Talmadge
Lucien Lelong
Paris
Place de la Madeleine
America
Talmadge
Talmadges
Laiong
Talmadge Sisters
Photoplay Magazine
Lucile
Porgy Hoyt
New York
Courtenay Foote Shines In The Passion Plower Cast
Courtenay Foote, set to appear with Norma Talmadge in Jacinto Mente’s The Passion Plower, directed by Herbert Brenon, showcases notable talent. A New York Water Color Club member, she has exhibited decorative panels and portraits over the years.
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Courtenay Foote
Norma Talmadge
Jacinto Mente
Herbert Brenon
Ile
New York Water Color Club
Bebe A Dallas Native With Stage to Screen Rise
Bebe born in Dallas Texas began stage work in a Los Angeles convent and joined Burbank and Belasco stock troupes. She later led Kolin-Pathé comedies, joined Famous Players, starred in Everywoman and Why Change Your Wife, now Realart star at Blue Mouse in Oh Lady Lady. She stands six feet four, weighs 122 pounds, with black hair and dark eyes, and is not married.
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Bebe
Dallas
Texas
Los Angeles
Burbank
Belasco
Flrst
Kolin- Pathe
Famous Players
Realart
Blue Mouse
Dorothy Dalton Picture Retitled The Idol of the North
The Dor othy Dalton film finished at the Long Island studio has been retitled The Idol of the North from The Teaser Directed by Dr William Neill Dalton returns to a Western mining camp heroine role reminiscent of The Flame of the Yukon and Plateup Sal both directed by Neill The change emphasizes her famed screen persona revived after a two year absence.
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Dorothy Dalton
Long Island
Wiliam Neill
Miss Dalton
Yukon
Eileen Percy Introduced to Movies by Elsie Janis
Elsie Janis introduces Eileen Percy to the film world and to Doug Fairbanks who hires Percy as leading woman in six of his pictures. The collaboration marks Percy’s rise in early cinema with Fairbanks as a key champion.
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Eileen Percy
Elsie Janis
Elsie
Eileen
Doug Fairbanks
Doug
Real Magician Selected for Merlin in King Arthur Film
William V. Mong was chosen to play Merlin in the Fox special A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court. The article notes his long hobby of magic, close ties with famed magicians Hermann and Keller, and a large private collection on legerdemain.
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William V. Mong
Merlin
William Fox
Connecticut
Wood
Cal
Mong
United States
India
Vitagraph Chief Arrives in California for Big 1921 Films
Albert E. Smith president of the Vitagraph Company arrives in California from New York to oversee two planned 1921 productions Flowers of the North and The Son of Wallingford. James Oliver Davis-Smith is to adapt the Flowers of the North novel and directs Courage of Marge O'Doone. Curwood previously produced.
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Albert E. Smith
Vitagraph Company
California
New York
Vitagraph
Son of Wallingford
James Oliver David Smith
Marge O’doone
Curwood
Barrie to Visit America for Peter Pan Filming
Sir James M Barrie will visit the United States in July to supervise filming of Peter Pan at Paramount Pictures Hollywood, announced by Jesse L Lasky of the Famous Players Lasky Corporation. The note cites 17 000 movie theatres nationwide.
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James M. Barrie
T& America
Jesse L. Lasky
Famous Player#Lasky Corporation
Hollywood
Paramount
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