World Champion Wallace Rea heads a scattered bill
Fragmented line up lists Liberty Wallace Rea in The World’s Champion and George Artie in The KRelieg Peeston alongside other acts. Seasonal acts are announced for multiple venues including Columbia Winter Garden Colonial Randolph Oak and KH Hip-Peeline Frederick in various shows with no clear cohesive event.
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Liberty Wallace
Rea
Columbia
George Artie Me
Krelieg Peeston
Eoesant
Pele Neer
Call de Millie
Priscilla Dean
George Arliss
Winter Garden
Thomas Santschi
Palace Hip
Dorothy Dalton
Strand
Rudolph Valentino
Colonial
Wallace Reid
Liberty
Madge Bellamy Shapes Feminine Film Ambitions
Madge Bellamy, 19, UT English professor's daughter and film star, hails from Hillboro Texas and trained in Denver and St Mary’s Hall San Antonio. She stresses education over beauty, saying poise and a strong literary background are essential for cinema success and urges young women to study before chasing fame.
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Madge Bellamy
University of Texas
Little Star
Madge Phillpotts
Hilleboro
Texas
Denver
St. Mary's Hall
San Antonio
Mise Bellamy
Jean of Arc
Arte
Hellaray
Experal
Movie Quizzes and Star Paths in Early Talkies Notes
A compact roundup of film gossip and credits from early cinema, naming Emil Jannings Beatrice Marmont James Rennie Miriam Cooper Doris Kenyon Rex Ingram and others. It mentions Passion Evangeline Kindred of the Dust A Stage Romance The Miracle Man Ladies Must Live and The Four Horsemen among personal details and marriages.
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Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Mra. C. P. P
Emil Jannings
Louisa XV
Beatrice
Percy Marmont
James Rennie
Dorothy Gish
Hope Hampton
Imogene Maude
George Loane Tucker
Constance Talmadge
California
New York
Rex Ingram
Donna Pawn
Alice Terry
The
Four Horsemen” Fame
Billie
Mary Alden
Rex Arms
Orange St
Los Angeles
Cal
Dorothy D
Rudolph Valentino
Hollywood Bivd
Conrad Nagel
Cherokee Ave
Valentino
Jean Acker
King Sends Letter to Jackie Coogan
The king of England sends a letter to Jackie Coogan praising the youngster's pictures and hinting at an audience with King George during Coogan's upcoming film work in England.
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King
Jackie Coogan
England
Kidlet
George
Jackie
Gloria Swanson to sail for Europe in April for tour
In April Gloria Swanson and a friend will sail to Europe for an extended sight seeing trip and likely a few theater appearances abroad.
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Gloria Swanson
Europe
Reformed Convict Drama and Soldier Retirement Note
Refers to Thomas H. Ince’s Skin Deep as a strong drama about a convict reformed by surgery with effective prison scenes. Also notes Marshall Neilan in Fools First portraying a man first seen in prison. Mentions disabled US Army officers retiring at three fourths pay.
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Thomas H. Ince
Marshall Neilan
United States Army
Hart Thriller Travelin' On At Paramount Theater
Hart stars as a nameless wanderer who cannot read or write and adopts a cattle brand as identity. The Western follows his roaming life, clashes with outlaws, and the moment he encounters a power beyond himself shown through love. Ethel Grey Terry leads a strong cast under Lambert Hillyer's direction.
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Hart
William 8. Hart
Paramount
J. B. Ie
Ethel Grey Terry
Arizona-that-way
Mary Jane Irving
Brinsley Shaw
Lambert Hillyer
Columbia Theater Manager Meets Stroheim on Foolish Wives
William Cutts, manager of the Columbia theater, discussed Foolish Wives with director star Eric von Stroheim in Los Angeles as he booked the production for Columbia. Von Stroheim praised the film’s premieres in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles, where he attended. The film runs successfully in all three cities and will soon be shown in Seattle at the Columbia.
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Cutts
Stroheim
William Cutte
Columbia Theater
California
Eric von Stroheim
Los Angeles
Columbia
von Stroheim
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Madge Bellamy Leads Ince All star Cast For Someone to Love
Madge Bellamy will play the lead feminine role in the cast assembled at the Thomas S. Ince studio for Someone to Love. An elephant will figure prominently in the drama in a unique way. The piece questions whether Wray has a temperamental actor on his hands.
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Madge Bellamy
Alletar
Thomas S. Ince
Mr. Wray
Norma Talmadge Stars in Moonlit Mystery in Smilin' Through
Norma Talmadge presents a moonlike mystery in Smilin Through by dressing as a lacy old time beauty. Her movements are sly and delicate yet imply fragility. The portrayal blends classic romance with a modern frock twist as she performs.
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Norma Talmadge
Mongren
Von Stroheim Prepares New Universal Feature
Great rejoicing among extras as director Erich von Stroheim gears up another Universal project titled Foolish Wives. The veteran filmmaker readies cast and crew for the period drama likely to draw strong box office interest.
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Erich von Stroheim
Film Stars and Projects Highlight Early Screen Efforts
A collage of announced projects features Tommy Meighan in Our Leading Citizen with Lola Wilson and Alfred Green, Wally Reid in The Tormentor, and Richard Harding Davis’ story. Other items include Dolores Cassinelli in The Challenge, Tom Terriss directing Pawned with Tom Moore and Edith Roberts, Kathleen Norin novel Sis option to Goldwyn, and Charles Rays Alias Julius Caesar among upcoming productions.
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Tommy Meighan
George Ade
Lola Wilson
Alfred Green Wiekiing
Tom Moore
Edith Roberts
Frank L. Packard
Douglas Fairbanks Plans Grand Robin Hood Film
Douglas Fairbanks aims to spend up to a million dollars on his next picture based on the Robin Hood legend. Immense sets at the Fairbanks studio stand as a major Hollywood sight during production.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Robin Hood
Fairbanks Studio
Hollywood
Winter Comes novel to become Fox photoplay
If Winter Comes by Hutchinson will be adapted into a Fox photoplay and shown in New York starting Monday. Directors and cast have not yet been announced.
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Hutchinson
William Fox
New York
Liberty Cameraman Keeps On Joe
Local page features Georgetown boys practicing as cameramen at the Liberty Theater. The piece notes views of Seattle's Teddy Tear and Seattle young stern in kite flying contests. An all day Bicycle Club ride is also filmed.
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Liberty News
Liberty Theater
Georgetown
Seattle
Teddy Tear
Seattle Young Stern
Bicycle Club
Georgeteven Boys
Shuttle Soul to Be Screened as Second Vidor Production
Katherine Tin's popular novel Pyuttle Soul will be the basis of King Vidor's second independent production, starring Prerence Vidor. The film titled Shuttle Soul promises dramatic situations and could become a notable screen work.
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Katherine Tin
Pyuttle Soul
King Vidor
Prerence Vidor
On Patrol Stars Bevan and June in Sennett Comedy
Billy Bevan and Mildred June portray sympathetic police aides in the Sennett two reel at First National. The film presents a humanized officer and argues for respect toward cops.
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Billy Bevan
Mildred June
Sennett
First National
Hilly
Secret Service Staff In Gas Oil and Water
In Charles Ray's Gas Ol and Water secret service agents are kept busy by empuggiers. In John M. Stanl's Song of Life a scene unfolds in the prison third degree room.
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Charles Ray
Secret Service
John M. Stanl
Fagin Role in River Twist Goes to Lon Chaney
Lon Chaney to fill the important Fagin part in River Twist starring Jackie Coogan who plays the title role. In Coogan’s latest Trouble a courtroom scene is omitted.
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Fagin
Jackie Coogan
Lon Chaney
Miss Lovely to Use Local Talent in Act
Seattle youngsters and parents are invited to audition for moving pictures on the Strand stage during the week starting April 1. Star Louise Lovely will appear with her company and film Life’s Greatest Question. Children may be filmed in a fairy story matinee and selected young ladies may join Louise Lovely on stage in a scene.
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Seattle
Strand
Dainty Louise Lovely
Mim Lovely
Miss Lovely
Agnes Ayres Becomes Paramount Star in The Lane That Had No Turning
Agnes Ayres rises to stardom at Paramount with The Lane That Had No Turning written by Sir Gilbert Parker. Her performance follows her acclaimed work in The Shiek andForbidden Fruit, with the Coliseum showing the new vehicle from March 29.
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Agnes Ayres
Paramount
Rudolph Valentino
Gilbert Parker
Mian Ayres
Uncle Samm
Miss Ayres
Cecil B. de Millie
the Coliseum
Truckee Attracts Firms For Winter Movie Scenes
At least five production companies gathered in Truckee California to film winter scenes for movies. Some shots feature Truckee snow vistas, possibly filmed late in the season.
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Truckee
Cal
Busy Anita Stewart Shifts From The Woman He Married
Anita Stewart, star at Louis B Mayer studio, completed The Woman He Married and now works in Rose o the Sea. The busy actress keeps a tight schedule with new roles and fast filming pace noted in studio reports.
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Anita Anita Stewart
Louis B. Mayer
Misa Lovely Returns to Strand in Their Wedding Night
During her engagement here Misa Lovely will present at the Strand her former Orpheum play Their Wedding Night. She is supported by English actor and comedian Wilton Welch.
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Misa Lovely
Strand
Orpheum
Wilton Welch
Chinese Tot in Boomerang Bill
A three year old Chinese American child Harry Lee appears as an Oriental baby in the Paramount Cosmopolitan picture Boomerang Bill. He befriends the reformed gunman Boomerang Bill and unknowingly betrays him to the police. The film adapts a story by Jack Boyle with Marsh and Margret Seddon in leading roles, and will soon be shown here.
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Lionel Barrymore
Harry Lee
Paramount
Harry
Boomerang Bill
Bill
Doty Hobart
Jack Boyle
Marsh
Mr. More
Margret Seddon
De Grasse to Direct Ray in New United Artiste Picture
Charles Ray will act in A Tailor Made Man with Joseph De Grasse directing. De Grasse previously directed The Ol Swimmin Hole and now leads the production.
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Charles Ray
United Artiste
Joseph de Grasse
Walsh’s Directorial Quiet Mastery Cited by Review
The critic lauds A. Walsh for straight shooting in a film adaptation of Peter B. Kyne’s Kindred of the Dust. Walsh directs without fanfare or megaphone, earning praise as Walsh’s greatest production.
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A. Walsh
Peter B. Kyne
Walsh
Chaplin Plays Bricklayer in Pay Day Night Shoot
Charlie Chaplin stars as a bricklayer in Pay Day his next comedy filmed at night using artificial light for the first time in his filmography.
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Charlie Chaplin
Silent Screen Stars Ride Classic Cars in Public Parade
Ben Turpin cruises in a Studebaker while Guy Bates Post poses in a Pierce Arrow and Anita Stewart favors a Stutz as fans glimpse vintage cinema icons and luxury autos during a city event.
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Ben Turpin
Studebaker
Guy Bates
Anita Stewart
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