Teeth of the Tiger at Liberty Theater Feature
Paramounts dentist thriller praised as today's top detective story Maurice Le Blanc is cited as a master of the crook character. The Liberty screens The Teeth of the Tiger with Powell as the crook turned detective alongside Marguerite Courtot Myrtle Stedman Forbes and Harvey Williams in supporting roles. A Sennett comedy Shenandoah also appears with Turpin Charles Murray and Phyllis ee.
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Mous Crook
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Sennett
Turpin
Charles Murray
Phyllis Ee
Almost a Husband in a sleepy town
Sam Lyman the schoolmaster guides a quiet town through a dramatic tale. He clashes with a villain who plots to win a woman then faces life threatening choices after a cliff jump into the river.
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Sam Lyman
Sam
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N Rogers
His Majesty American travelogue reels through peril and exploits
The photoplay follows a voyage from New York to Europe featuring rescues from a fire, thwarts a gang, and a dramatic capture, with Marjory Daw and Frank Campeau among the cast in a travelogue style.
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United Artista
Brooks
Cone Es Dongs
Fairbanks
Marjory Daw
Frank Campeau
Dous
New York
Europe
Villa
Sadie Love at Mission features Burke and Montrone
Helen Montrone and James L Crane star in the photoplay Sadie Love opening today at the Mission. The farce depicts a newly married American girl entangled with an Italian count and a former lover whose twin soul status stirs humorous complications during her honeymoon.
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Biy Burke
Sadie Love
Mission Today
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Her Kingdom of Dream Opens at Colineum with Star Anna Stewart
A feature opening at the Colineum showcases Italy Stewart as J Rutledge in a lavish production titled Her Kingdom of Dream. The cast includes Edwin Stevens, Anna Nilsson Stanmore, and Robert McKie in what theaters call the most expensive ensemble yet assembled for one show.
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Aaita Stewart
Mugeuge
Tua
Wood Alten
Teotmas
Wituane
J. Wellingted
Yarneil
Edwin Stevens
Btaamore
Anna Q Nilsson
Stanmoré
Robert McKie
Eared
Thomas Jefferson Soceeue
Ececcceentens
Colineum
Anita Stewart
Stewart
J Rutledge
When Bearcat Went Dry at Rex Yorks Rex
The Cumberland mountains of Eastern Kentucky provide a rugged backdrop for When I Went Dry a six reel photoplay opening at the Rex. The tale follows a noble mountain bay amid primitive surroundings and features a climactic battle between fifty mountaineers and moonshiners. Adapted from Neville Pucks famous novel.
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Kentucky
Rex
Knights of Old
Lea Neville Puck
Strictly Confidential at the Colonial With Madge Kennedy
Fanny OGorman, former musical comedy star, lives as Lady Bantock in a house of 23 relatives. The photoplay Strictly Confidential stars Madge Kennedy and opens at the Colonial today. the plot pivots on a wife and her bemused family.
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Fanny O'Gorman
Lord Bantogk
Hubby
Madge Kennedy
the Colonial Today
Martha's Vindication opens at Class A theater today
The play features Norma Talmade Leena Owen and Tully Marshall as central figures. It centers on Martha's sacrifice for her friend Dorothea shaping the plot and emotional arc.
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Norma Talmade
Leena Owen
Tully Marshall
Martha
Dorothea
Vitagraph and Fox Signings Spotlight Early 1920s Pictures
The article lists Tex Allen returning to Vitagraph in The Roads We Take and Albert Roscoe signing with William Fox for lead roles. It notes Paramount Truex com Stick Around, Charles Ray’s Crooked Straight, Pinero subject His House in Order, Barrymore in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Lee Donald Hall joining Myron Selznick projects, Alice Brady Realart second Picture, and Mary MacLaren Universal Rouge and Riches.
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Paramount Truex
Famous Lasky Corporation
Mr. Truex
SPEED Plans to Release News Pictures Twice Weekly
News pictures will be issued by Fox more frequently, with a plan to release a news reel twice weekly rather than once a week. The move aims to provide the public with prompt visual coverage.
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SPEED
Fox
France forms censorship board to review imoviet
A 30 member national censorship board has been established to pass on the imoviet. It was appointed by the Ministry of Fine Arts to oversee screening and approval processes.
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France
Ministry of Fine Arts
Fanny Ward Works in Paris on Kistermaecker Script
Fanny Ward, who recently went to France to make films, is currently in Paris working on a photoplay written by French dramatist Henry Kistermaecker. The project marks her continuing international film career and collaboration with European writers.
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Fanny Ward
France
Paris
Henry Kistermaecker
Dorothy Dalton Acts As Critic In New York T Ties to Culver City Studio
Dorothy Dalton, working with Thomas H. Ince at Famous Players Lasky in New York, acts as an unattached critic attending first nights at Futell and Rialto and wires reactions from audiences to the Culver City studio receptions in California.
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Dorothy Dalton
Thomas H. Incestor
Famous Players’ Lasky
New York
Futell and
Rialto
Ince
Culver City
Cal
Geraldine Farrar in New Paris Frock at Culver City Studios
Geraldine Farrar wears an afternoon frock in the latest Goldwyn picture being filmed at Culver City studios. The ensemble features white charmeuse satin with white chiffon embroidery in crystal, edged in black fur, silver lace sleeves, and a pink rose spray. A Leghorn hat, covered in black Chantilly lace, completes the Paris inspired costume.
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Geraldine Farrar
Goldwyn
Culver City
Tria
Ismense Leghorn
Paria
Advice for aspiring actresses in early film work
Serial star Maris Walcamp suggests ambitious girls start at the bottom as extras, send photographs to studios with a general resume, seek schooling and stage experience, and aim to become a mummer before entering pictures. She spoke while returning from the Northwest where she filmed scenes for The Petals of Lao-Tee before sailing for the Orient.
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Uke
Philadelphia
Maris Walcamp
Northwest
Orient
Riot breaks out as crowd clashes with police in Los Angeles
More than a score of rioters clash with police as about five hundred are drawn by a controversial street speaker. Shots fire before troops quell the melee in a French quarter, injuring several including the speaker and a mother shielding her child. No arrests reported yet.
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Bob Shevints
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Allan Dawn
Florence TGrnge Announces Eight Role One Reel Comedy
Florence TGrnge announces plans to create a one reel comedy in which she portrays eight distinct roles. The project outlines a rapid production schedule and showcases her versatility across multiple characters.
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Florence Tgrnge
Elks Show Five Reel The Way Back Film For Vocational Training
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks and the federal vocational education program present a five reel film titled The Way Back. It supports disabled sailors and Marines and will tour 1,300 lodges nationwide before general release. Proceeds from future rights go to government education funds, with $250,000 contributed by the national relief commission.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Number One Lodge
Federal
National Relief Commission
Arline Pretty Defends Name Preference Citing Stage Roles
Arline Pretty explains she dislikes her name as it echoes a body adopted tale. She frames the issue as a personal choice tied to stage personas and public perception.
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Arline
Harlem boxer Tommy Murphy reunites with Owen Moore in film
Harlem light weight great known as Harlem Tommy Murphy teams with Owen Moore at Fort Lee studio for Selznick Pictures in Piccadiffy Jim. Wesley Ruggles directs the first Selznick picture described as a knockout with action pep and spice throughout.
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Tommy Murphy
Tays
Tommy
Selznick Pictures Corporation
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Owen Moore
Selznick
Wesley Ruggles
Will Rogers on Fame and Politics in 1920s Quips
Will Rogers riffs on Geraldine Farrar and Lou Tellegen riding in their Cadillac. He jokes about war mail, Ford in the senate, and a president visiting Italy. He quips on Paris landings and film producers making fewer, worse pictures.
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Lou Tellegen
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