Partners Three at the Liberty cabaret shows Enid Bennett
Agnes Cuyler dances alongside Enid Bennett in Paramount film Partners Three at the Liberty. A dancer marries a Western lover to escape her life, only to face a brute husband as the drama unfolds toward a hopeful ending.
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Agnes Cuyler
Enid Bennett
Arthur Gould
Casson Ferguson
Hassavampa Hardy
Dewert
John P. Lockney
Grant Haywood
Agnes
Robert McKim Peey
Lydia Yeamans Titus
the Liberty
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New Film Debuts at Clemmer The Brand
A new movie star, Mie Kay formerly Flo Ziegfeld's prize beauty, debuts at the Clemmer in The Brand. The tale follows MacGill, an old timer, and his love for a pretty young vaudeville actress as Alaska sits as a backdrop.
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Alice Andrews
Kay Laurel
Dan McGill
Russell Simpson
Bob Barclay
Robert McKim
Robert Kunkel
Mary Jane Irving
Seattle
Clemmer
Rand
Mie Kay 1
Flo Ziegfield
Prize
Alaska
MacGill
Rustling a Bride at Strand Stars Lila Lee
Lila Lee headlines the Strand Saturday in Rustling a Bride. A romance unfolds between a girl and a cowboy whose long distance courtship sparks complications after the cowpuncher uses a more handsome man’s identity. Set on the 4 Z ranch.
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Lila Lee
Strand
Colosseum Opens Cecil De Mille Film About Duty and Slacker Debate
The Colosseum premiere this Saturday morning features a Cecil B De Mille production satirizing the home front during war. A debate centers on a statue honoring a man who stayed at home versus the idea of his duty raising questions about patriotism.
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Paramount
Edward Meade
Dexter Richard Durton
Tom Forman
Sylvia Narcoss
Glevn Swanson
Sylvia
Sylvia Ashton
Oee
Raymond Hatton Hospital
Theodore Roberts
France
Cecil de Mille
Coliseum
The Pitfalls of a Big City at Colonial
Molly Moore opens a small restaurant to help her sister and gains a thriving business. Two former lovers are released from prison and haunt the restaurant, leading to Molly’s implication in their crimes. With the reform of one crook, Molly’s life changes for the better as the film opens Sunday.
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Molly Moore
Gladya Brockwell
Jerry Sullivan
William Scott
Spike Davin
William Sheer
Marion Moore
Neva Gerber
Molly
the Colonial
Mission to screen The Light of Victory melodrama
The Light of Victory based on George Hall's Scribner story has been picturized and will play at the Mission starting Saturday. A patriotic melodrama about a young US naval officer who falls to drink but redeems himself in a crisis with Salisbury as the featured player.
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Universal
George Hall
Scribner's Magazine
Salisbury
Railroader star George Fawcett opens at Class A Sunday
George Fawcett, a renowned screen character actor, stars in The Railroader which opens Sunday at the Class A theater. The plot follows a young section hand striving for advancement thwarted by a crooked supervisor.
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George Fawcett
The Turn In the Road at the Rex
George Nichols stars as the father in this Rex feature about a man raised with fear who loses his faith after his wife dies in childbirth. Years of wandering end when a child’s simple faith rekindles his own.
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Hamilton Perry
George Nichola Polpoc
Lloyd Hughes
Matthew Barker
Helen Jerome Eddy
George Nichols
Pen Alexander
The
Rex
The Light of the Western Stars at Littl Town
Dustin Farnum stars as Dusty a bold cowboy in The Light of the Western Stars. Dusty bets he will marry the first white girl who arrives in their small town. A pretty visitor turns out to be the sister of his rival, changing the plan and adding drama.
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Gene Stewart
Majesty Hammond
Winnifred Kingston
al Hammond
Majesty
Eddie Hearne
Dustin Farnum
Littl
Dusty
Littl Burg
Programs Today Liberty Theatre Picks
Local listings show Liberty Theatre presenting Bennett in Mart tale Three and Kay Laurel in The Head. Strand Theatre offers Lilea Leo in Hestling ride and King W Vider's The Torn in the Road pitched against Monro Sallebury in The Fight of Victory. Colontal and Mission feature various acts including Pulse Pitdeare and Palse Evidener with Destin Varnem in Western Stare.
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Peid Bennett
Marthere
Clemmer
Kay Laurel
Rand Coliseum
Cecil de Milles
Por Netter
Sthani—Lilea Lee
Rea
King W. Vider
the Ture
Mead” Mission
Monroe Sallehary
Littiv
Wattly Artockle
Geraldine Farrar
Ber
Rew Jane Wilber
Mission
Menree Sallebury
Colontal
Viela Deon
Destin Varnem
Welcome Parade Highlighted in Seattle and New Drama Release
The Seattle event last Tuesday featured a large welcome for soldiers and sailors shown on next week's Liberty News Weekly program. A new industrial drama titled Heads Win has just been released.
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Seattle
Liberty News
World Film Co to Star Evilyn Greely in Relations
Evilyn Greely, after sharing honors, will headline her own film for World Film Co. Her first picture will be Relations. Other news includes Tod Browning directing Mary MacLaren in Prairie Gold and Rhea Mitchell as Rupert Julian's leading woman in The Open Toad.
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Evilyn Greely
the World Film Co
Tod Browning
Mary MacLaren
Rhea Mitchell
Rupert Julian
Woman from St. Louis Quizzes Griffith Over Film Pay
A Missouri girl visiting D W Griffiths studio asserts it would take ten thousand dollars to land a leading role. She presents a certified check from her father and asks about the job, but Griffiths declines.
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St. Louis
D. W. Griffith
Comedy Star Returns from War to California Studio
James Harrison once a Christie juvenile and familiar in the film colony arrives in California from France with the 5th ammunition train. Jimmie Fr. will soon appear again in Christie comedies. In France he joked with soldiers at Mons that he was an actor, and led a barracks gang to Paris to prove it.
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James Harrison
California
France
Film Flasher Dustin Farnum Grandson Of Daniel Webster
Police seek a woman who posed as Florence Reed in Los Celes while acting in a film. Mary Jane Irving will appear at the Clemmer week Six-year-old Hen at Coliseum. Dorothy Phillips stars in a new photoplay. Fifteen tree varieties planted at the Culver City studio. Colleen Moore named leading woman for Charles Stay.
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Florence Reed
Los Celes
Mary Jane Irving
Coliseum
Awnee
Culver City
Norma Talmadge and William Stowell in Classic Film Inquiries
The column answers reader questions about Norma Talmadge height four inches and brunette brown hair and eyes. It notes William Stowell’s status with a studio address and confirms Keileen Percy and Arline Pretty as Fairbanks leading ladies in listed titles.
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Norma Talmadge
Miss Talmadge
Douglas
Eilleen Percy
A Percy
A.—Keilleen Percy
Douglas Fairbanks
Arline
Fairbanks
Complexion Tips From Marie Walcamp on Beauty Secrets
Marie Walcamp star of the Universal serial The Red Glove shares beauty advice. She emphasizes fresh air and cold water, a good cream, frequent soap washing, and massage. She recommends a wide brimmed hat with a veil to protect the face and notes the importance of exercise for underlying muscles and ample sleep.
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Marie Walcamp
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