My Lady's Garter and Other Films At Liberty Rex and Strand
Sylvia Breamer, Australian actress, stars in Maurice Tourneur's My Lady's Garter at Liberty. Norma Talmadge leads A Daughter of Two Worlds at the Rex, with Earle Williams and Joan Paige. Griffith's Idol Dancer screens at Coliseum, while Why Change Your Wife? heads Strand with Gloria Swanson and Thomas Meighan. The Climbers opens at Colonial with Corinne Griffith portraying a social climber.
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Jacques Putrelies
My Lady's Garter
Clemm
Marie Williame
W. Griffith
Strand Oetl de Milles
Rex
Norma Talmadge
Ortane Griffith
Ceass A
Dorothy Phillipe le
Rogga Bilia
Boorooloola
Sylvia Hreamer
Maurice Tourneur
Miss Breamer
Sidney
Sylvia
Rogen Lila
Mies Breamer
America
Bowery
New York
Misa Norma Talmadge
Jerry Malone
The
Ultra-modernium
Cecil PR. DeMille
Strand
Gloria Swanson
Bebe Daniels
deMille
Thomas Meighan Haa
Gloria Swaneon
Colonial
Clyde Fitch
Corinne Griffith
Sylvia Breamer
Holmes E. Herbert
Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid hailed as screen knockout
Viewers at the Hollywood studio report The Kid in rough continuity, a multi reel comedy by Charlie Chaplin. The film is described as packed with screaming situations and Chaplin’s signature business, promising a standout screen presence.
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Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Hollywood Studion
the Kid
Caid
West Coast
Picture Patten News in Fox Studio Cast and Swedish Talks
Screen version of Louis Tracy’s Number 17 is to be made at Fox with William Russell starring. Winifred Westover heads to Sweden for Swedish photoplays. Clyde Cook ex Hippodrome clown makes Fox comedies. Pauline Starke to co star with Tom Mix in The Untamed, a Western. Pearl White returns from Paris trip. Kathleen Williams, animal tamer, appears in Just A Wife. Old days of movies recalled with Miss Williams and her menagerie.
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Fox Studio
William Russell
Winifred Westover
Sweden
Kathleen Wiliams
Daya
Miss Williams
Boy aims to be Doug Fairbanks the Second
Four year old George Beban Jr. shows early promise as a miniature athlete in Hollywood. He spends his time romping with his father and the Movie colony, chasing the dream of following in Fairbanks’ footsteps.
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George Beban, Jr
Doug Fairbanks
Hollywood
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