Dual Role Star Headlines "Another Man's Shoes" at Columbia
Herbert Rawlinson delivers a clever dual personality in Another Man's Shoes, now showing at the Columbia theater. Arthur Statters adapted the Victor Bridges novel for the screen, supported by Barbara Bedford Una Trevelyn Nelson McDowell Nick de Ruis Josef Swickard Jean DeBriac Lillian Langdon and Jessie Deparnette in the notable cast.
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Herbert
Rawlinson
Columbia Theater
Arthur Statter Wade
Victor Bridges
Barbara Bedford
Una Trevelyn
Nelson McDowell
Nick de Ruis
Josef Swickard
Jean DeBriac
Lillian Langdon
Jessie Deparnette
Beasie Love Stars In The Sea Lion At Winter Garden
Beasie Love plays the female lead in The Sea Lion starring Hobart Bosworth at the Winter Garden. The film from Associated First National Pictures features Love undergoing hazardous adventures to secure key scenes.
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Beasie Love
Hobart Bosworth
Winter Garden
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Mise Love
Face In the Fog at Liberty Shows Charged Safe Device
Crime waves prompt new anti burglary tech. The invention of a safe charged with thousands of volts is demonstrated in The Face In the Fog, premiering this Saturday at the Liberty.
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Liberty
Man Who Saw Tomorrow to Hit Coliseeum Screen
Public notices describe Thomas Meighan as a Viceroy of India and a bold scientist in The Man Who Saw Tomorrow at the Coliseum. The feature follows his hard hitting quest, three love affairs, and a final happy ending after a suspenseful, punchy journey.
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George Arliss
Man
God
India
Thomas Meighan
Delicious Little Devil Leads Colonial Mae Murray
Mae Murray stars in The Delicious Little Devil a Universal picture adapted from a clever story. An excellent supporting cast enriches the production and promises lively entertainment.
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Mae Murray
Universal
Rodolph Valentino
Timber Country Backdrop For New Bellamy Film
Madge Bellamy finishes Lorna Doone duties and joins Are You a Failure as lead female. The cast travels from Hollywood to Eureka California for principal shooting in a vast timber country with lumber camp scenery. Co stars include Tom Santachi Lloyd Hughes and Hardes Kirkland as the company prepares to reside in Northern California.
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Madge Bellamy
Maurice Tourneur
First National
Lorna Doone
Thomas H. Ince
Hollywood
Eureka
Humboldt County
California
Larry Evans
Evans
Tom Santachi
Lloyd Hughes
Hardes Kirkland
Miss Hellamy
Ben Turpin Replies In Autograph For Shriek Fan
A Mack Sennett publicity photo of the actress from The Shriek of Araby is mailed to a fan. Ben Turpin, known for his cockeyed stare, adds a quip about Volstead and his own views, insisting he is no lady and has worn his eyes out long before prohibition.
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Mack Sennett Publicity Department
Ben Turbie
Volstead
Miss Murray Dazzles as Cabaret Dancer in Broadway Scenes
Miss Murray, once a Ziegfeld Follies star, appears in a cabaret role alongside popular young player Rudolph Valentino. She embodies a natural dancer, performing several difficult and fanciful steps in one or two scenes, showcasing her past Broadway mastery.
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Miss Murray
Rudolph Valentino
Black beauty and mystery of Bebe in Hollywood
New York writer profiles Bebe Dankin, the star known as the most popular trio in Hollywood. He notes her striking black attire and striking eyes, crediting her appeal to a natural, self possessed personality rather than beauty or travel experience. She declines analysis, saying she is “just herself.”
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New York
Hebe Daniela
Bebe
Bebe Dankin
Hollywood
Scotty
Director Gets Big Photoplays Contract and Color Quips
John 8. Robertson, director of Sentimental Tommy and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, inks a deal with Inspiration Pictures with stars Richard Barthelmess and Lillian Gish. Dorothy appears as Harthelmess’s leading lady in Fury, while Lillian's first Inspiration film will adapt The White Sister. A colorful interview reveals Bebe’s bold color fixation, preferring red and brick hues over pinks and blues.
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John 8. Robertson
Tommy
Dr. Jeky
Mr. Hyde
Mary Pickford
Charles H. Duell
Inspiration Pictures, Inc
Iinclude
Richard Rarthelmess
Dorothy
Lillian Gish
Richard Harthelmess
Lillian
Inspiration
F. Marion Crawford
Baby Peggy Scenes Shot in California Comedy
Between 200 and 220 real Spaniards are said to have been used in Baby Peggy's comedy The Senorita. The scenes were taken in San Gabriel and Sonoratown, California.
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Baby Peggy
San Gabriel
Sonoratown
Cal
Glowing talk on leads in Gloria Ewanson films and co stars
A chatty exchange details Gloria Ewanson's possible leading man in The Impossible Mrs Bellew Conrad Nagel is named as top choice. It notes Leatrice Joy and Thomas Meighan in earlier co stars and mentions Minnie with Matt Moore and Valentina with Wanda Hawley. A calculation breaks down Douglas Fairbanks Robin Hood pay. The dialogue covers actor salaries and writerly quips.
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Gloria
Gloria Ewanson
Mrs. Bellew
Conrad Nagel
Rolly
Leatrice Joy
Thomas Meighan
Minnie
Matt Moore
Miss Joy
Knighthood Opens at Strand in Seattle Run
The Strand hosts the sensational Eastern premiere of When Knighthood Was in Flower with Florence Victor Conway Tearle Lila Lee James Kirkwood and Norma Talmadge. Reserved seats sell out as hundreds apply per performance.
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Knighthood
Seattle
Lotus Quartet
Marion Davis
Lamp Post
Florence Victor
Conway Tearle
Lila Lee
James Kirkwood
Norma Talmadge
Colonial Ball Attendee Highlights Personal Ties
Mary MacLaren is Katherine MacDonald's sister at the Colonial ball. Thomas Meighan, 38, six feet tall, is married to Frances Ring. Mary Thurman stars opposite Richard Barthelmess in The Bond Boy.
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