Liberty Maurice Tourneur Eer and The Blueouse at Local Theater
Today the Liberty program features Maurice Tourneur's eerie film and the Blue Ouse presenting Thomas H. Ince's Hemexpan Police. Clem Mer Frank Maye stars in The Magnificent Mute while Dorothy Phillips headline Woman Marriage. Vere Gerden stars in The Greatest Love and Jack London’s The Star Rever shows. We Were Twenty Dine presents Reach Ow.
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Liberty
Maurice Tourneur
Eer
Blue Ouse
Thomas HH. Ince
Clem Mer
Frank Maye
Dorothy DeVore
Clemmer
Thelma Percy
Star Rover
Colonial
Strand
Dorothy Phillips
Coliseum
H.B. Warner
The
Rex
Lloyd Hughes
Thomas Ince
Paying the Piper at Liberty Theater in Wyndham
Dorothy Dickson Grahame stars in Paying the Piper a Paramount comedy at the Liberty. The plot follows a young society girl who marries for love despite parental objections under director George Fite Rice.
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Paramount
Wyndham
Dorothy Dickson Grahame
Rod la Reque Ta Marilio
Alma Tell Grahame
George Pawcett
Ying the Piper
Homespun Folks at Blue Mouse Studio
Thomas H. Ince presents the new screen drama Homespun Folks showing at the Blue Mouse. A country lawyer battles crooked politics in a modern small town portrayal. Star Lloyd Hughes features in this production from Associated Producers with a line of Ince’s developed talents.
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Thomas H. Ince
Blue Mouse
Lioyd Hughes
Clemmer Presents The Magnificent Brute With Frank Mayo
Frank Mayo stars as Victor Raoul a rugged Hudson Bay trapper in The Magnificent Brute a tale of life in the far north. Mayo leads a stormy romance with a trapper’s partner daughter amid perilous adventures and outdoor action credited to the Universal release.
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Frank Mayo
Clemmer
Brute
Hudson Bay Country
Mayo
Victor Raoul
Man Woman Marriage at the Coliseum stars Dorothy Phillips
Dorothy Phillips stars in Alan Holubar’s Man Woman Marriage at the Coliseum amid a tale of a wife’s life long struggle to support her husband’s career. The film follows her legal work as she joins the law field to aid his professional life.
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Alan Holubar
Dorothy Phillips
Coliseum
The Greatest Love Opens at Strand
The film tells a touching story of mother love and an emigrant family's ups and downs as it premieres at the Strand theater. Vera Gordon and Francesca Lantini star. Lorenzo Lantini features in supporting roles.
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Lantini
Vera Gordon
Mr. Lantini
Bertram Marburgh
Francesca Lantini
Yvonne Helten
Lorenzo Lantini
Hushuntley
The
Strand
Colonial Star Rover At The Colonial Theatre
The Star Rover starring a man accused of murder endures police torture as his soul roves through former lives. Presented at the Colonial for the first time today, a Jack London tale.
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Star Rover
Colonial
Jack London
When We Were Twenty One on the Hex screen
Richard Carewe stars as Richard Carewe in the Pathe film adaptation of H. Esmond’s comedy drama. Claire Anderson and James Morrison appear among the cast with Christine Mayo in supporting roles. The plot follows Carewe sacrificing his own love to shield youth from disgrace.
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Richard Carewe
Warner Ceeees
Claire Anderson
Richard Audaine
Kara Glynesk
James Morrison
Eeesess
Christine Mayo
H. ¥. Esmond
Hex
H. B. Weener
John Golden sells screen rights to Turn to the Right
John Golden has sold screen rights to Turn to the Right for 250000 dollars and retains half interest in the play. Winchell Smith who co wrote the stage success will supervise the screening. Griffith paid 175000 dollars for screen rights to Wayne Rant.
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John Golden
Winchell Smith
Jack Hazzard
Griffith
Wayne
Movie Quizzes and Personal Details in 1920s Stars
The snippet notes J M C Vivian Martin guarding her age while Oscar Wilde’s quip is cited. Muriel Devore appears as Mary Jane Jenkins in Forty Five Minutes From Broadway with Charles Ray. Theda Bara, once Theodosius Gowiman, is married and no longer in films. John Barrymore splits from Katharine Harris. Sylvia Braemer breaks with Edwin Morrison and becomes engaged to F C Lewis.
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Vivian Martin
Osear Wilde
Muriel
Dorothy Devore
Mary Jane Jenkins
Broadway
Charlies Ray
Miss Moffitt
Maurice Maeterlinck
Vitagraph
Famous Players
Adele
Theda Hara
Theodosia Gowiman
Theda Bara
John Barrymore
Katherine Harris
June
Sylvia Braemer
Edwin Morrison
F. C. Lewis
British Star Chrissie White Set For American Screens
A London born star, Chrissie White, leads the cast of The City of Beautiful Nonsense in a Hollywood transfer. She grew up at Hepworth Studios and prefers character roles after turning twenty. An English beauty with blue eyes and golden hair, she enjoys a busman’s holiday watching fellow players and is an avid motorist who rides a motorcycle to the studio.
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London
Merry Old England
Chrissie White
America
Temple Thurston
Chrissie
Hepworth Company
Mae Marsh
Booth and film stars highlight Liberty News at Seattle theater
At the Liberty theatre a new Jensen and Von Herberg News edition headlines the bill. Wallace Reid appears from his Seattle visit while Rotary convention leaders elect new officers. The Irona, largest vessel through Ballard locks, is shown. Gen Booth of the Salvation Army is pictured in Seattle promoting his work and local girls watch a film featuring African dominos.
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Liberty Theatre
Jensen and von Herberg
Wallace Reid
Seattle
Rotary Club
Ballard
United States Shipping Board
Irona
Gen. Booth
Salvation Army
Scenic subtitles revive early film device with soft focus
The piece describes revived use of scenic subtitles in early photoplay style. Soft focus photography dims pictures to avoid distracting readers while viewers follow dialogue. It compares the device to stage pauses during important lines and notes reader attention is preserved.
The Purple Rider Closing Scenes Near Finish
Joe Ryan and Elinor Field work on the final sequences of The Purple Rider Western serial as Mary Miles Minter links each sequel to a defining color and urges dressing to suit personality rather than eye or hair color.
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Mary Miles Minter
Joe Ryan
Elinor Field
Carmel Myers Keeps Silent On Marriage Yet Secret
Carmel Myers spoke little about her marriage to JL N Kornblum whom she wed a year and a half ago after a long romance beginning when she was four. Their union was to remain secret until the premiere night of Lew Field's Blue Eyes at the Casino New York where Kornblum composed the music.
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Spinx
Carmel Myers
JL. N. Kornblum
Carmel
San Francisco
Kornblum
Kornblum Boy Was Hanging Around. Came A Day When Dr. W. Griffith
D. W
New York
Broadway
Lew Field
Carmel T Haa
Syd Chaplin's New Comedy King Queen Joker
A film listing notes Syd Chaplin's new comedy King Queen Joker featuring couples George Walsh with Leena Owen Bernard Durning with Shirley Mason Charles Ray with Clara Grant and Wallace McCutcheon with Pearl White in a billed program.
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George Walsh
Leena Owen
Bernard Durning
Shirley Mason
Charles Ray
Clara Grant
Wallace McCutcheon
Pearl White
Joker
Syd Chaplin
Potter Hugo Wallin Eyes Ave Maria Screen Debut
Potter Hugo Wallin plans to begin screening Ave Maria based on Sister Mileen Brady’s story. East Lynne author’s death noted. Wallin considers Jane Eyre as his next project amid a flurry of gossip about stars and upcoming family films.
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Hugo Wallin
Fairbanks and Brummel Set Sartorial Marks on Screen
John Drew Nat Goodwin and other stage stars once defined style but Douglas Fairbanks now leads fashion in cinema. Audiences note his right foot start and the cut of his suit and trousers with equal admiration, while others spend fortunes on hats and frocks.
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John Drew
Nat Goodwin
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Ther Electrica
Ant
Waris
John Barrymore Praises Griffith Star in Letter
John Barrymore commends Lillian Gish in a letter to D W Griffith praising her performance in Way Down East as exquisite and enchanting. He recalls past stage and screen stars and expresses sincere thanks for her impact on American theatre and film.
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John Barrymore
Griffith
D. W. Griffith
Mr. Griffith
Newcastle
Miss Gish
Italian Bible in 22 Reels Moves to Berlin
Italians produce a 22 reel film version of the Old Testament and ship it to Berlin after a brief Italian run. Varying New Testament interpretations by creeds hinder commercial filming prospects. Walter McGrall and Alan Forest support Anita Stewart in The Invisible Fear.
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Italy
Berlin
Walter McGrall
Alan Forest
Anita Stewart
Bert Lytell Early Life and Career Highlights
Bert Lytell was born in New York City and began his stage career in a local stock company. He later acted with Irene Fenwick in Mary's Ankle and started his screen career with Herbert Irenon, first appearing in Lone Wolf. He rose with Metro Pictures in feature productions including Alias Jimmy Valentine and Lombardi. Height five foot one inch, brown hair, hazel eyes. Studio Metro Hollywood California.
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New York City
Irene Fenwick
Mary
Herbert Irenon
Metropany
Jimmy Valentine
Hazel Eyes Studio
Metro
Hollywood
Cal
Novelists Praise Film Productions
Theodore Dreiser commends film studios for candor and independence, contrasting with critics who fear temptations of cinema. He argues movies show advancement over recent books or plays and express more truth, though still a long way to go. He notes studios tend to be more factual than source works.
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Theodore Dreiser
Los Angeles
Dreiser
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