Coliesum Offers Varied Film Week At Local Theater
The program lists Dorothy Dalton in Apache and Mart In John Pet Yeeats, George Loane Tucker’s The Mirecte Man, W Grifth Mother and the Law, and Pierce Reed The Woman Under Oath. Nerma Talmadge appears in Missing Links and The Safety Curtain while Patty Arbuckle performs A Desert Here. The schedule covers third week showings at Universal, Colonial and Little venues.
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Dorothy Dalton
MNPR
John Pet
George Loane Tucker
Rend W. Griffith
Universal
Pierence Reed
Nerma Talmadge
Patty Arbuckle
Liberty Join Petticoats Opens at the Liberty
New Orleans hosts the photoplay Petticoats featuring Bill Mart in a striking costume with a carpet bag. The film follows a lumber boss who visits a modiste shop and causes comical confusion as trolley cars and cars swirl around in the bustling city street.
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New Orleans
Ria
Bill Mart
Derjack
Liberty
Hart
The Miracle Man Dominates Third Week At Seldom Theatre
Burke presents Len Chasey and George Lean Tucker in The Miracle Man now in its third week. Toemas Meighan stars opposite Betty Compson in a story praised for its strong emotional pull and an all star cast.
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George Lean Tucker
Meighan
Elsie Ferguson
Billie Ke
Mary Pickford
Betty Compson
Clemmer Presents Hilarious Stage Hit In Film Form
May Allison Wheeler stars in a lively comedy drama about two young married couples. Eugene Pallette Bartlett Christine Mayo and Dieeny Wheeler headline the cast as the Clemmers showcase the show for a week starting today with added film merit and preserved punch.
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Dieeny” Wheeler
May Allison Wheeler
Peti Treston Prattiett
Eugene Pallette Bartlett
Christine Mayo
Very Hopwood
New York
Dainty May Allison
Marr
Loot at Mission opens as mystery drama
Ora Carew and Darrell Foss lead in Loot a mystery drama opening at the Mission. Miss Carew, a Moon Light actress, plays a bold role as she tries to replace the New York underworld king to save the man she loves. Foss plays Hildreth, a young Englishman rescued by Morn Light.
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Mission To
Ora Carew
Darrell Foss
Miss Carew
Moon Light
New York
Foss
Hildreth
Morn Light
Saturday Evening Post
Arthur Samers Roche
Doris Pawn's New Fur Cape Fashion Feature
Doris Pawn, Goldwyn star, debuts a fur cape with a tall fringed scarf yoke and long fringed skirt portion. The design features an up standing collar rolling away from the face, creating a dramatic, knee length silhouette.
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Doris Pawn
Goldwyn Star
Mary MacLaren on entering film work and discovery
Mary MacLaren argues about breaking into the motion pictures. She describes years of hard work before being discovered by Lois Weber at Universal City and advises aspiring screen actors to endure the same path to reach the top.
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Mary MacLaren
Lois Weber
Universal City
Ladder of Accomplishment Echoes Through Workplaces
A reflective line likens progress to a ladder in the film plant and in factories and banks. It emphasizes starting at the bottom and climbing through steady effort. The passage portrays work as a structured ascent across diverse settings.
My Ideal Man by Shirley Maron
A poem describing an ideal partner who is athletic, outdoors loving, musical, hardworking, generous, animal friendly, and devoted, seeing in the speaker his ideal woman.
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My Ideal Man BY
Shirley Maron
Ruth Roland Offered Nationwide Personal Appearance Tour
A Chicago theater manager proposes a country tour for Ruth Roland to appear in principal cities where her serials are booked. She plans to consider the offer after finishing her current release. Edna Purviance has not announced any hobby or air travel plans.
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Chicago
Ruth Roland
The
Pathe Star
L'Apache at Coliseum Showcases Dalton in Dual Roles
Dorothy Dalton spends days with Fifth Avenue modistes to craft costumes for L'Apache the photoplay opening at the Coliseum. The film features her in two contrasting parts a French Apache dancer and an American heiress who ruins her life. Sam De Grasse directs the production with scenes of the Paris underworld.
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Porothy Dalton
Fifth Avenue
Miss Dalton
Sam de Grasse
Paris
The Mother and the Law Opens at Rex
D. W. Griffith production The Mother and the Law opens at the Rex today with a story about judicial injustice. A boy faces the extreme penalty for a crime he did not commit until the governor intervenes after the real culprit confesses.
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Mother and the Law
D. W. Griffith
Rex
The Woman Under Oath at the Colonial
Florence Reed stars in a six reel drama at the Colonial today. The Woman Under Oath follows the remarkable experience of the first woman juror in New York City with a cast including Grace Norton and Hugh Thompson among others.
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Grace Norton
Florence Reed Jonnsenuyier
Potttiee Coeree Bereare
Hugh Thompson
Jim ‘O'Neil
Seroesereartoss
Seeveses
Gareth Hughes
Edward Knox
Jimmy
Florida
Kingsley Heten
Mildred Cheshire
Edith Norton
Grace
May MacAvoy
Florence Reed
New York City
Violet Heming Signs Long Term Contract With Famous Players
Jesse L. Lasky announces Violet Heming will appear in Par amount Artcraft pictures under long term contract. She will star in Everywoman, directed by George Melford after completing filming in California.
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Violet Heming
Paramount Artcraft Pictures
Jesse L. Lasky
Famous Players Lasky Corporation
Miss Heming
Everywoman
Famous Players Lasky
Walter Browne
George Melford
California
Autograph Photo Inquiry and Oh Boy Actress Details
The reader asks for Anita Stewart's address at 2 Wentworth, New York City, and notes she would likely provide an autographed photo. Caprice is 22 in June. The Drury Lane melodrama lead is unnamed. The Miracle Man is by Frank L. Packard. first appeared in Munsey magazine in February 1914.
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Anita Stewart
Anita Stewart Picture Corporation
New York City
Frank L. Packard
Munsey Magazine
Life of a Movie Star Ends With Papcake Dilemma
Douglas Maclean received a dinner invitation from a friend famed for his meals. He looked forward to the engagement all week but in the afternoon of the engagement he was forced to eat so many papcakes on the set that he could not eat a bite at the dinner. He could not even enjoy roast duck with chestnut stuffing.
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Douglas Maclean
Maclean
Mr. MacLean
Fortune for Amateur Writers Say Miss Loos and Mr. Emerson
Miss Loos and John Emerson urge amateur writers to try movie storytelling as demand surges. They note five reel stories pay up to 5000 dollars and even single plots have fetched as high as 65000 this season, with expectations of higher pay as winter tastes shift to big features and revived two reel comedies.
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Fortune
Miss Loos
Mr. Emerson
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Fairbanks Pictures
Wild
Woolly
Constance Talmadge
New York
Thomases
Emerson
Charles Ray On Location For Watch Out William
Charles Ray and his company spent most of the week shooting interior scenes for Watch Out, William. They will move to Santa Barbara this week to finish the production in about ten days. Ray and Winifred Westover traveled 220 miles from Culver City to Yucaipa and back in one day to capture orchard atmosphere.
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Charles Ray
William
Santa Barbara
Mr. Ray
Winifred Westover
A Poem for Fatty Arbuckle Adored by Audiences
A humorous verse about Fatty Arbuckle being mailed thin and always smiling despite adverse handling. The poem notes audience affection and hints that "The Counterfeit" will be Elate Ferguson's next film.
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Fatty Fatty Arbuckle
Elate Ferguson
Hollywood Players and Upcoming Film Projects
The Women in Room 13 adaptation stars Pauline Frederick while Madge Kennedy returns to Goldwyn for The Blooming Angel. Dorothy Dalton headlines Black In White under Paramount. Miss Nanty Chase appears after Everywoman in London. Robby Burns plays the sultan in a new Constantino film. Gale Henry will direct herself. Grace George to film Quick Work. Veda Stedman to pair with Bobbie Vernon. Mae Murray to be directed by Robert Z Leonard. Mrs Chaplin to begin six pictures. Oh Dad leads next, Danger films by H. H. Van Loan. Clyde Cook joins movie comedies and Van Loan signs with Tom Mix.
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Charles Chaplin
Dad
Danger
H. H. van Loan
NAMES HER CHICKENS AFTER SCREEN STARS
Lucille Lee Stewart keeper of a Breakwaters yard names her chickens after Fox film stars and leading women. Her latest batch includes Madeline Traverse White Agnes Ayres Gladys Browell Elinor Fair Theda Bara Eva Novak and others.
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Lucille Lee Stewart
William Russell
Breakwaters
L.L
Miss Stewart
Fox
Madhaine ‘Traverse
White
Agnes Ayres
Gladys Browell
Elinor Fair
Theda Bara
Sam Cooper
Shirley Mason
3 Hyland
Gladys Coburn
Moore
Eva Novak
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Meredith
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Len Chasey
Clemmer
Eason
Thomas Meighan
Strand
Doroth Dalton
Coliseum
the Clemmer
Bill Hart
Colonial
Mae Marsh
Griffith
Mission
Orma Talmadge
Little
Edna Purviance
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Otte Moyne
Robert Elliott
Jean Bourmet
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George Furry
Areescceuceses
Figrer
Clauton Senseres
Alice Gale
Souis Darclay
the Law
Grimth
Little Dear One
Mac Mareh Theoy
Robert Harron
Miriam Cooper
Misa
Mary Jenkins
Vera Lewis
Arthur Jenkins
Uznee
Mam de Grasse
Clyde Hopkins
Fred Turner
Musketeer
Walter Long
United Pictures
Patrbanks
June Caprice
Drury Lane
Lor
Fatty
A. H. Woods
Pauline Frederick
Goldwyn
Madge Kennedy
Goldwyn Studios
Madge
Nanty Chase
London
Robby Burns
Sultan
Constantinopla
Gale Henry
Sir Arthur Wing Pinero
Grace George
Veda Stedman
Bobbie Vernon
Mae Murray
Robert Z. Leonard
Clyde Cook
New York Hippodrome
Tom Mix
Katherine
Capt. Dieppe
Robert Wick
Boldt
3D Ave
Jenseng von Herberg
Wallace
Wurlitzer
Sand Dunes
Byron Gay
Morrison
Suppe
Pathe News
Big Bill Hart
John Petticoats
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