Colonial to stage Way Down East with Gish in cast
Dr W Griffiths picturization of Way Down East based on Lottie Blair Parker stage play opens at Colonial theater Saturday. Cast includes Lillian Gish Richard Barthelmess Mary Fray Burr McIntosh Lowell Sherman Creighton Hale Mrs Morgan Belmont Kate Brace Edgar Nelson George Neville Vivian Ogden Porter Strong Josephine Hernard Mrs David Landau Patricia Fryen Florence Ghort Emily Fitzroy Myrtle Butch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. W. Griffith
Mrs. David Landau
Patricia Fryen
Florence Ghort
Emily Fitzroy
Myrtle Buteh
Moran of the Lady Letty shoots in San Francisco and aboard ships
Dorothy Dalton stars in George Melford’s Paramount production Moran of the Lady Letty. Thirty five cast and crew spent five weeks in and around San Francisco including two ships and a yacht to secure new scenes for the opening Saturday at the Princess. Redolph Valentine co stars.
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Epert
San Francisco
Securiig
Moran
The
Princess
George Melford
Paramount
Dorothy Dalton
Redolph Valentine
Gloria Swanson Holds Spectacle in The Impossible Mrs Bellew
A bevy of 100 bathing girls from Deauville appears in Gloria Swanson's Paramount film The Impossible Mrs Bellew, debuting at the Coliseum this Saturday. The procession showcases the beach beauty Swanson observed during her European tour.
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Gloria Swanson
Paramount
Mrs. Bellew
Deauville
France
Misa Swanson
Liberty Presents The Cowboy and the Lady Western
Mary Miles Minter and Tom Moore star in a thrilling Western at the Liberty opening Saturday. The dramatic tale and absorbing action promise excellent roles for admirers. Supporting cast highly praised.
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Mary Miles Minter
Tom Moore
the Liberty
Face to Face at Winter Garden presents Marguerite Marsh
Playgoers offer a mystery tale at the Winter Garden featuring Marguerite Marsh and Cort Albertson. The plot centers on a young man's trial where his blunt storytelling life hinges on truth. His confession reveals house breaking and a fatal shooting.
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Marguerite Marsh
Cort Albertson
Winter Garden
Never Weaken at Olympic with Harold Lloyd comedy
Harold Lloyd's new Hal Roach comedy Never Weaken shown at the Olympic with Ted Howland's musical players. The film is billed as Lloyd's best fun and thrilling on screen, featuring an iron skyscraper prop. Arbor Day origins noted as Nebraska's 1872 first observance, urged by J Sterling Morton.
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Harold Lloyd
Hal Roach
Associated
Ted Howland
Nebraska
J. Sterling Morton
State Board of Agriculture
Movie Quizzes Hint at New Film Plans and Star Comebacks
A cinema quiz column notes Miriam Cooper and Ralph Graves starring in Kindred of the Dust from Fire National Pictures, with praise for Forrest Stanley as potential lead. It mentions The Pride of Palo Mar adaptation, Dorothy Gish in Orphans of the Storm, and Dorothy’s return in Fury, plus updates on Planche Sweet and Mabel Normand.
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Quchie
Peter B. Kyne
Miriam Cooper
Ralph Graves
Palomar
Forrest Stanley
Susan
Dorothy Gish
Louis
Dotnish
Dorothy
Minnie
Richard Bartheilme
Octopus Cast in George Meiford's Ebb Tide
A long-winded report notes an octopus as part of the cast in Paramount's Ebb Tide with underwater thrills starring James Kirkwood and Lila Lee. Also referenced are Susanna, Harold Lloyd remarks, and other film chatter about actors and roles.
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George Meiford
Paramount
Loving Lips Opens Sunday at Olympic Theater
Frank O Rourke leads the Ted Howland musical comedy Loving Lips at the Olympic theater drawing capacity crowds. The production opens Sunday and promises lively tunes and bright entertainment for audiences.
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Frank O'Rourke
Ted Howland
Olympic Theater
Lonesome Pine to Be Filmed
The famous romance of the Cumberlands The Trail of the Lonesome Pine will be made into a Paramount picture with Mary Miles Minter in the starring role.
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Maneelia
Agen
Jackie
Constance Talmadge
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Lonesome Pine
Paramount
Mary Miles Minter
Seattle Floaters Featured in Photoplay New Liberty Edition
Beatties floating population living in bungalows on Lakes Washington and Union will be shown in the upcoming Liberty News edition opening Saturday morning. The issue also highlights traffic policemen honored for courtesy, varsity rowing practice, and a Chinese junk sailing into Lake Union.
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Beattie
Washington
Union
Lberty News
the Liberty
Lake Union
Meighan Returns to Pittsburg Amid Parade Craze
Thomas Meighan star of Paramount films returned to his native Pittsburg to shoot scenes for Back Home and Broke. Allegheny high school joined 2000 students in a parade before the Allegheny versus Schenley game, marking his first hometown filming return and exciting local fans.
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Thomas Meighan
Paramount Pictures
Pittsburg
Allegheny High School
Allegheny
Schenley
Meighan
George Ade
Beng
Southern Star Miss Minter Cast in New Paramount Picture
Miss Minter regarded as ideal for the part a Southern girl before joining Paramount forces she previously acted in John Fox Jr Realart story A Cumberland Romance Charles Maigne to direct the production for Paramount.
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Miss Minter
Paramount
John Fox, Jr
Realart
Charles Maigne
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Richard Barthelmess
Miss Swanson
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Nile Penne
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Conrad Nagel
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Richard Wayne Herbert
Mickey Moore
Gloria
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