The Money Corral Opens at Liberty Morning
Bill Hart stars in The Money Corral a cowpuncher turned city watchman in a new role. The production from Parmount features Hart who wrote and directed the piece and opens at the Liberty theater this morning alongside cast members Jane Novak Carl Bruler and Patricia Palmer parading in a Western crime tale with railways and crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Benson
William
Hart Rose
Jane Novak
Carl Bruler
Esse Ontevecs
Hmerachel Mayall
Gregory Collins
Contecéunts
Winter Hall
Janet, Collins
RRQ
Mitchell Chicago
Kate
Patricia Palmer
Bill Hart
the Liberty
Hart
Tom Moore's New Comedy At the Clemmer Today
Described as a smart society comedy, the new Moore production opens at the Clemmer today. Harry Lathrop plays Tom Moore, a wealthy yet carefree man whose romance with his fiancée falters under his lavish habits. Fay Tinch showcases her latest comedy "Sally's Blighted" as a special added attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore
Clemmer
Moore
Harry Lathrop
Fay Tinch
Sally
Eyes of the Soul at Strand stars Ferguson in debut
Paramount drama centered on a cabaret singer Gloria Swann who sacrifices status to wed a blind soldier. The film adapts The Earth’s End by George Wes and debuted today at the Strand with Ferguson in a leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Miss
Gloria Swann
George Wes
Marguerite Clark Plays at the Strand with Elopement Plot
The Strand features Marguerite Clark in a lively comedy about a neglected wife who plots to elope with a shallow suitor. Her husband uncovers the scheme and foils it in a humorous, entertaining finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blois Farrington
Marguerite Clark
Hilary Farrington
Prank Mille
Darrell McKnight
Gaston Glass
Gall
Esvescees
Helen Greenryce
Blanche
Strand
Hubby
Rex "The Turn of the Road" extends run to meet demand
Manager John Hamrick decided to hold The Turn in the Road over for another week to accommodate crowds unable to see it. The Mutual feature is praised as a major Rex attraction with director King W. Vidor and a cast of prominent players led by Hamilton Perry George Nichols Paul Perry and Lloyd Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Perry
George Nichols
Paul Perry
Lloyd Hughes
Matthew Barker
Winter Hall
June Barker
Helen Jerome Eddy
John Hamrick
King W. Vidor
Vidor
The End of the Game drama in California
A five part drama by George Elwood Jenks produced by Jesse D. Hampton stars Warren Kerrigan as a Virginia gambler who joins the 1849 gold rush and is drawn into a life influenced by Mary Miller, a young New England woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Allister
Warren Kerrigan
Mary Miller
Lola Wilson
California
George Elwood Jenks
Jesse D. Hampton
Kerrigan
Virginia
New England
Mary
Peggy Does Her Darndest opens at the Colonial
May Allison stars as Peggy Enasler in Peggy Does Her Darndest opening at the Colonial Sunday. She calls detective work a thrilling experience and notes Peggy is a lively society girl who enjoys boxing and football over other activities, with Eleanor Ensioe, Rosemary Theby and Mrs. Ensice also in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Ensice
May Allison
Eleanor Ensioe
Rosemary Theby
Ensice
A. Phillips
Peggy
May
Peggy Enasler
The Gulf Between and Other Silent Film Updates
Mitchell Lewis will soon appear in The Gulf Between with Fritzi Bruchette in the feminine lead. Douglas Fairbanks to star in Something for Somebody under Artcraft. Charlie Ray completed Hay Foot Straw Foot. Jerome Storm directed Everybody's Girl with Alice Joyce. Monroe Salisbury shoots Western scenes for The Open Road in California. Programs Sunday list includes We & Hart in The Money Corral, Tom Moore in A Man and His Money, Marguerite ark in Lets Be STRAND, Eye of the Seal, J Warren Kerrigan in The Bed of the Game, May Allien in Peony Deere Her Darndest, Hasel Daly in The Little Rowdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. & Mart
Clemmer
Tom Moore
Mle Money
Marguerite Clark
Biste Fergusee
Hale Hamilton
Liserty
We & Hart
Colmel
Marguerite
Versusen
REXNX
King W. Vider
Escond Werk Mission
J. Warren Kerrigan
Colontal
May Allien
Peony Deere
Hasel Daly
Bit Hart at Liberty in Role of Cowpuncher
The review notes Bit Hart in a cowpuncher role at Liberty with Clemmer starring Tom Moore in a comedy drama. Marguerite Clark is announced for the Coliseum and Strand shows Elsie Ferguson in a pretty romance. Warren Kerrigan stars in a western at Mission. Rex feature enters its second week. May Allison plays a tom boy in a colonial attraction. Little features Bill Desmond. Comedy and romance predominate in photoplays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bit Hart
Liberty
Clemmer
Tom Moore
Marguerite Clark
Coliseum
Elsie Ferguson
Warren Kerrigan
Mission
May Allison
Bill Desmond
J. Warren Kerrigan
William Desmond
Little
Colonial
George Nichola
Ben Alexander
Rex
Eisie Ferguson
Strand
Ull Hart
Kerrigan and Wilson wed in early photoplays era
Lois Wilson, Kerrigan's wife, starred opposite him in several early photoplays. The column notes Hart and Bara on stage, Olga Petrova age thirty, five foot six, married to Pr. Stuart, and A. C. W. Mason as male lead opposite Dorothy Dalton in Hard Rolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Kerrigan
Lois Wilson
Kerrigan
Bill Mart
Theda Hara
Hart
the Squaw Man
Miss Bara
New York
Olga Petrova
Petrova
Stuart
Dorothy Dalton
A.C. W. Mason
First Baseball Season Opener in Washington DC
Jamon J Corbett umpired the season opener in Washington DC William McAdoo threw the first pitch and Doug Fairbanks caught it The Unpardonable Sin Blanche Sweet star vehicle bought for Northwest territory by Exhibitors Film Exchange showing through Washington Oregon Montana Idaho
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Jamon J. Corbett
Washington
DD. C
William McAdoo
Doug Fairbanks
Blanche Sweet
Northwest Territory
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Why They Claim Fame
Mary MacLaren is praised for not boasting of Floradora ties. Monroe Salisbury is billed as a matinee idol who shuns canes and excels as Francois Villon. Priscilla Dean avoids milk baths and jewel thefts. Dorothy Phillips has neither met royalty nor expects such meetings. Marie Walcamp has no Mayflower ancestors or signatures on the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Salisbury
Francois Villon
E. H. Sothern
King
Marie Walcamp
Knickerbocker Buckaroo Grabs New Motion Picture Hype
Film chatter touts A Knickerbocker Buckeroo as the longest funniest and most exciting picture yet from the estar. Arbuckle buys Vernon baseball team while Patty signs a new two year Paramount contract. Barrymores to start Peter Ibbetson soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Fairbanks
Matty” Arbuckle
Vernon
Patty
Paramount Picture Corporation
Charlie Murray Ridicules Public Opinion And Fashion
The passage notes Charlie Murray speaking on opinions and cash, joking about trains and gowns, and commenting on actors and press agents. It mentions Rome actors and references to women shaping trends, with a remark about comedians receiving diplomas from Mack Bennett.
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Chester Conklin Io
Rome
Nes
Mack Bennett
Pearl White Tops Winnipeg Film Fans Poll
Pearl White the most popular film player in Winnipeg, winning a newspaper conducted popularity contest. Anita Stewart placed second while Fritzi Brunette suffered a bruise during filming for The Gulf Between when a studio cabin door collapsed onto her causing her to fall.
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Pearl White
Pathe
Winnipeg
Miss White
Anita Stewart
Hollywood Couple Allen Holubar and Dorothy Phillips Rise in Film
Dorothy Phillips and Allen Holubar rise to top ranks of photoplay directors and stars. Holubar, once on stage, directs wife and producer at Universal. Their careers mirror each other from stage to screen with prominent early works including Verne adaptation and stage collaborations.
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Dorothy Phillips
Allen Holubar
Holubar
Universal
Jules Verne
Baltimore
Henry Dixey
Modesty
Mr. Holubar
King Love
Mise Phillips
Mrs. Allen Holubar
Northwest Board of Trade hosts big film event in July
A northwest convention led by Director General J W Drummond will bring movie stars, contests, and a four day program to Seattle. Ballots in newspapers will select stars by popular vote with trips to Bremerton and Camp planned for winners. A final ball on the last day closes the event with dancing to end the four day spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Drummond
Northwest Board of Trade
Seattle
California
Northwest” Board of Trade
Northwest
Ning
Bremerton
Camp
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
W. J. Ormond
L. O. Lukan
W. A. Rantz
J. Q. Clemmer
J. Pel
Peter David
John Han
H. C. Arthur, Jr
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Parmount
Goldwyn
Tom Moore Dalrymple
Leena Owen Randall
Sydney Ainsworth Johnson DeLong
Kate Lester Bensosee
Claire Daltrey Sturgeon
Sydney Deane
WP Wabbavsseue
Edwin Sturgis
Paramount
Mutual
Hodkinson
Metro
Mitchell Lewis
Pfritsi Bruchette
Pauline Frederick
Douglas Fairbanks
Artcraft
Charlies Ray
Jerome Storm
Alice Joyce
San Bernardino Mountaina
Wallace
Wurlitzer
Pathe News
Big Bill Hart
Bill
Chicago
Money Corral
Eloise
Jos. E. Howard
Tales of Hoffmann
Offenbach
Mary MacLaren
Floradora Nextet
Princilla Dean
Europe
Ethel
John
Lionel Barrymore
Peter Ibbetson
Charlie Murray
Fritze Firuennette
Miss Bruennette
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