Today’s Programs List Short Film Schedule
The night presents a mixed bill featuring The Old Swimmin Hole with Nay in the lead, Neneld the Man and All Dotted in the Oliveum, George Melford’s The Path Healer, The Passionate Pilgrim, plus Colonial with George Walsh in Num a9 and Ren Harte Williams in The Purple Cipher.
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Hartiee Nay
Neneld
Man
Charles Gerard
Strand
Milton Sills
Coliseum
Rez
Charles Ray
Gladys George
Liberty
Gladys Walton
Clemmer
George Walsh
Colonial
Behold the Christ Life Story Shown on Local Screen
Local motion picture fans will witness Behold the Christ a modern biblical episode presented by Blue Mouse at Pathe theater. The life of the Virgin Annuela to the Ascension is shown in hand colored pictures portraying a mother teaching her children with a vivid Bible narrative.
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Pathe
The Swimmin Hole on First National Screens
Liberty presents The Old Swimmin Hole a screen adaptation of James Whitcomb Riley's poem. Charles Ray stars as Ezra the count boy in a village romance where he is abandoned and swims for his life as a curly village girl shows a growing interest.
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Charles Ray
James Whitcomb Rile
Charles
Ezra
All Dolled Up at Clemmer with Gladys Walton Cast
Pretty Little Gladys Walton stars in All Dolled Up at the Clemmer tomorrow. The photoplay follows Maggie Quick a shop girl and Eva Bundy a millionaire spinster in a tangled romance with Fred Malatesta among the cast. Walton last appeared in Pink Tights.
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Gladys Walton
Clemmer
Maggie Quick
Shop Girl
Eva Bundy
Fred Mala
Miss Walton
The Faith Healer Opens at Coliseum With Miltoe Bille
Miltoe Bille stars as Mich diale a young shepherd who feels the divine call to heal the sick in the George Melford production The Faith Healer which opened at the Coliseum today The plot follows his journey to cure and comfort those who seek his aid.
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Miltoe Bille
Michadie
George Melford
The Passionate Pilgrim on Screen at the Strand
Samuel Merwin, author of The Passionate Pilgrim, witnessed the Strand screen version by Robert Vignola and praised its faithful adaptation. The film centers on Henry Calvery an ex convict who spent time in prison for a moment of supreme sacrifice to save another.
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Samuel Merwin
the Strand
Robert Vignola
Henry Calvery
Number 17 on screen lovers and peril in New York
The film Number 17 starring Mildred Reardon Charles Munsett and Louis Wolheim adapts Louis Tracy’s famous novel. The adaptation preserves the novel’s love and adventure elements with comic situations set in New York.
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Louis Tracy
New York
The Purple Cipher mystery at Rex theater
Leonard Maunton stars in The Purple Cipher at the Rex with Earle Williams and Vola Vale amid submarines shipyards and golf estates setting a thriller with romance and peril for the hero.
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Earle Williams
The
Rex
Vola Vale
Cecil B DeMille Plans New Picture After Anatol
Cecil B DeMille, still editing The Affairs of Anatol, will reportedly start a new film around March 21 with details not released.
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Cecil Demille
Cecil B. DeMille
Anatol
Kate Bruce to Play Youth in Experience Paramount Film
Kate Bruce, who portrayed the mother in Way Down East and the City of Silent Men, is chosen to play Youth's meter in the George Fitzmaurice production Experience for Paramount. For 2004 apples go to Boldt's. Advertisement.
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Kate Bruce
Thomas Meighan
Paramount
George Fitzmaurice
Doug Fairbanks and Knoblock plan Three Musketeers scene
Doug Fairbanks and Edward Knoblock work on a scene for The Three Musketeers. Filming likely after Doug and Mary finish their second honeymoon.
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Airbanks
Doug Fairbanks
Doug
Edward Knoblock
Mary
Bill Hart Says He Goes On Long Vacation From Acting
The actor declares retirement from daily film work and plans a true break after completing his ninth current project. Hart confirms purchasing a ranch near Los Angeles and intends to enjoy outdoor life with his horses and Pinto pony while no future plans are announced.
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Bill Hart
Mr. Hart
Paramount
Los Anmeles
Lila Lee Denies Engagement With Capt. Claud Collins
Paramount star Lila Lee denies engagement rumors about Capt. Claud Collins. She says she is not engaged, not seeking matrimony, and focused on filming. Lee notes she is busy with pictures and recently finished the lead in Crazy to Marry with Roscoe Arbuckle, and rejects any link between the film title and personal life.
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Claud Collins
Lila Lee
Paramount
Miss Lee
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Europeans Lack in Film Detail
European filmmakers have not adopted the American practice of using shadows to guide focus to the key event. Brightly lit scenes reveal many details, diluting attention. The observer notes that strong stories, not wealth or technique, define notable foreign films.
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United States
Europe
Fighting Fate Stars New Photoplay at Kern River
William Duncan Edith Johnson and a troupe of 50 players finish exterior scenes for Fighting Fate in Kern River California. The production uses a month of location shooting with California scenery featured. The film is touted as Duncan and company’s star beat production.
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Wiliam Duncan
Edith Johnson
Kern River
Cal
Duncan
California
Movie Quizzes and Star Facts From Early Film Era
The notes list film people and trivia: Katherine MacDonald at The MacDonald Film Co 904 Girard St Los Angeles Norma Talmadge finishing Satan’s Paradise with Palm Beach vacation plans joining Constance and husband Anna Q Nilsson’s middle name Querentia Mina Nikwon Swedish birth Bert Lytell in twenties Harrison Ford age about 34 Juanita Hansen Brown Eyes hair bobbed Ruth Roland curly hair. It also notes that making a film takes weeks and scenes may be retaken.
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A. N
Norma Talmadge
Norma
Palm Beach
Constance
M. R
Anna Q. Nilsson
Querentia
Mina Nikwon
Sweden
Swedish
Bert Lytell
Harrison Ford
Juanita Hansen
Ruth Roland
Mildred Harris Joins Cecil DeMille Film
Mildred Harris has signed with Cecil B. DeMille for a key female role in an upcoming Paramount picture. DeMille announced Dorothy Dalton holds the leading feminine role and filming is slated to begin in early April. This marks Mina Harris’ return to film after her divorce from Charles Chaplin.
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Mildred Harris
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
Griffith Film Now in Third Week at Met
Griffiths Way Down East continues its strong run at the Metropolitan theatre into a third week with Sunday night showing. The production followed a record opening at the Coast and exceeds prior company performances in San Francisco. The film adapts a New England rural tale by Parker and Griemer with a new, artful presentation blending music and drama for serious playgoers.
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D. W. Griffith
Manners Purchases Humoresque for Wife
J Hartley Manners dramatist and producer, author of Peg On My Heart, has purchased and will stage a play by Fannie Hurst based on her story Humoresque. The stage lead will be Laurette Taylor, Mrs Manners, taking the Mamma Kantor role after Vern Gordon in the film version.
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J. Hartley Manners
Fannie Hurst
Paramount
Laurette Taylor
Mrs. Manners
Mamma Kantor
Vern Gordon
Potter Clara Kimball Young Stars In Charge Yt
Clara Kimball Young begins work on Charge Yt adapted from Irving Bachelier. Bert Lytell portrays a New York barefooted youth seeking notoriety from Lloyd Osborne's Satevepost tale. Anita Stewart on location adores two bunnies, surpassing her dogs in affection.
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Clara Kimball Young
Irving Bachelier
Bert Lytell
New York
Lloyd Osborne
Anita Stewart
Tucker Finishes New Film Ladies Must Live
George L Tucker, producer of The Miracle Man, completed arrangements for forthcoming exhibition in New York of his latest photoplay Ladies Must Live adapted from the Saturday Evening Post novel by Alice Duer Miller Those who have been Ladies Must Live pronounce it another Tucker triumph The Miracle Man already has brought in more than 2 000 000 in profits.
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George Loans Tucker
New Yorkis
Saturday Evening Post
Alice Duer Miller
Tucker
Mine Joy Stars in The Ace of Hearts at Culver
The heroine Mine Joy plays the female lead in Gouverneur Morris original scenario The Ace of Hearts to be filmed at Culver City. She previously led Morris first photoplay A Tale of Two Worlds and acted opposite Lon Chaney in The Night Rose. Ivatrice, born in New Orleans, began on stage in San Diego stock company and enjoys golf.
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Gouverneur Morris Original
Culver City
Bhe
Morris
Milwaukee launch shown at Todd Shipyards Tacoma
The Jensen and Von Herberg News presents scenes of the new scout cruiser Milwaukee at her launching at Todd Shipyards in Tacoma. Also shown are Seattle Fire Department first hand firefighting information, plus preparations for a dog show and Safety-first Week.
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Liberty Theatre
Jensen and von Herberg
Milwaukee
Todd Shipbuilding Company Yards
Tacoma
Seattle
Moreno Returns from California Visit for Vitagraph
Antonio Moreno comes back from a long stay in San Francisco and a ranch near Bakersfield as continuity work is prepared on two new Vitagraph stories after Three Sevens. The title of the first production to follow will be announced soon.
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Antonio Moreno
San Francisco
Bakersfield
Cal
Vitagraph
East Lynne at the Winter Garden in a famed screen remake
The Winter Garden screens East Lynne with a clever cast led by Edward Farle and Mabel Ballin. The familiar plot follows Carlyle’s doubts, Levinson’s manipulations, and the tragic chain of events, faithfully reproduced on film.
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East Lynne
Levinson
Louise Glaum to wear 24 gowns in next film
A Hollywood advertisement claims actress Louise Glaum will wear 24 gowns with matching regent shoes and hats in her upcoming picture. The note mentions best foodstuffs for the least of Boldt's.
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Louise Glaum
Regent
Boldt’s
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