Program Notes Highlight Classic Tonight at Liberty
The lineup features Love Madness at Liberty and Madame Peacock by Nasimeva, Attic Adventuress by Dalton, Behold My Wife by Melford, The White Moll by Peart White, and The Revenge of Tareas by Rea, showcasing vintage stage comedies and dramas across the program.
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Matt Moore
Louise Glaum
Liberty
Coliseum
Liberty Loake Gaum
Clemmer —Nasimeva
Madame Peacock
Colishum—Dorethy Dalton
Attic Adventuress
Love Madness at Liberty Show Stars Louise Glaum
The Liberty cinema presents Louise Glaum in Love Madness a dramatic photo play. J Parker Read Jr backs a $5 000 scenario to produce new roles for the star as fans register for the engagement at The Star theater and nearby venues.
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Ove
Louise Glaum
J. Parker Read, Jr
Miss Glaum
C. Gardner Salone
Pacific Coast
Nazimova Stars in Madame Peacock at Clemmer
The great Russian actress Nazimova appears in Madame Peacock at the Clemmer. She plays two characters, with fellow cast members including George Probert and Johan Breppling. The production adapts Rita Weiman’s story and features a star-studded screen team.
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Madame McNaughton
Joh Cleeburs
Nazimova
Behold My Heart and Beatrice at Strand Photoplay
In the Canadian Northwest and the Strand scene the photoplay Behold My is noted for a tale of a young Englishman spurned by his fiancée who sends his Indian love home to society. The outcome thrills the audience as Walter D. Beaton the Scotch baritone is added to the program.
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Canadian Northwest
Strand
Engiseh
Colonial The White Moll Fox Screen Preview
A brief film notice introduces Pearl White as a daring adventurer in a Fox release titled The White Moll. Cast details include Travers Dangier J Thornton Baston and Walter Lewis in supporting roles.
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Pearl White
Laventurer
Michard
Travers Dangier
J. Thornton Baston Weeters
Walter Lewis
Real Chorus Girls in New Film Play
Film feature centers on chorus performers credited as themselves. Robert Warwick listed as Robert Taylor Lion, highlighting stage name use and casting details.
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Robert Warwick
Robert Taylor Lion
Happy Ending as Key to Successful Photoplay
A California film expert argues that a happy ending is essential for a moving picture’s success. He stresses character-driven plots, impossible situations resolved by the hero’s own effort, and broad appeal to a worldwide audience.
Gingham Gown Maid Iriam Cooper Star of Silent Screen
Iriam Cooper, petite screen star famous for naive country girl roles, enhances her rustic heroine image in The Birth of a Nation and Intolerance. Under director R Walsh, she rises as a leading silent drama star as the Associated Press rooms plan to reproduce in Conway Tearle’s upcoming Selznick project.
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Iriam Cooper
Miss Cooper
Griffith
R. Walsh
Christie Studios Honors Golden Wedding Couples in Hollywood
More than a hundred couples in Los Angeles with 50 years of marriage or more gathered at Christie studios for the Golden Wedding day, part of the ninth anniversary celebrations of the first motion picture studio. Francis Pryne and spouse marked 68 years of marriage and harmony, with actors D D Wylie and Winchel noted for long marriages. prizes highlighted enduring unions through a trophy contest.
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Christie Studios
Francis Pryne
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Christie
Mra. Dd. B. Wylie
Mack Bennett Company
Christie's
T. Roy Parns
Los Angelans
Grant
Plaza Hotel Hosts First Motion Picture Shoot
The Plaza Hotel in New York City opened its Rose Room to the Selznick Picture Company for a ballroom scene and other sequences. Conway Tearle Hobart Henley directed about 150 extras and an orchestra as cameras rolled, with guests allowed to watch or join in the filming. The result will feature elaborate ballroom scenes in Tearle’s next picture.
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Associated Pree
New York City
Conway Tearle
Selznick
A.pb
Mr. Tearie
Plaza Hotel
Selznick Picture Company
Conway Tearle and Company
Hobart Henley
Mr. Tearle
Vera Gordon Returns to Vaudeville in Lullaby Sketch
Vera Gordon, mother of Humoresque, came back to the American stage after a three year absence. She starred in two theatres simultaneously in Lullaby, a sketch by Edgar Allan Woolf, receiving continuous applause that halted the show.
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Vera Gordon
Miss Gordon
Edgar Allan Woolf
Two Blondes Cast Opposite Lyons Moran in One Awful Night
Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran bring in Lillian Hall and Alta Allen for their new comedy feature One Awful Night. Filming starts soon at Universal City with Hall opposite Moran and Allen playing Lyons wife.
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Eddie Lyons
Lee Moran
Universal City
Lillian Hall
Moran
Alta Allen
Eddie
Monte Carlo Scene in Foolish Wives Filming
Two hundred people will accompany Erich Von Stroheim as he leaves Universal City for Monterey next week to film on location for about three weeks. He will work on a Monte Carlo set built on the rocky cliffs at that point costing over $100,000, one of many elaborate structures for the Universal Jewel feature Foolish Wives now in its fifth month and not near completion.
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Erich von Stroheim
Universal City
Monterey
Monte Carlo
Court Line
von Stroheim
Universal
Betty Likes Emory Emory Johnson Advances After Prisoners of Love
Betty Compson rewards Emory Johnson for his work in Prisoners of Love with a significant role in her next film. Johnson joined the industry on location as an assistant camera man after spotting a film crew, then moved into small parts and rose quickly.
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Emory Johnson
Betty Compson
Miss Compson
Goldwyn
Mr. Johnson
Falls for Swagger Paris Stick Craze
Connie Talmadge returns from Paris with a Nite Swagger Stick as the latest fashion in cane carrying. The fad spreads to New York social circles while Norma and Natalie Talmadge showcase walking sticks aboard the Imperator. Connie remains busy on her next First National star vehicle Mamma's Affair adapted from a Broadway hit by Emerson Loom. Photographers swarm the Talmadge trio as Parisian fashions arrive in the United States.
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Connie Talmadgets
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Connie
John Emerson
Anita Loom
Sieters Norma
Natalie Talmadge
Talmadge
Imperator
United States
Calif Mission Restoration group forms executive committee
Marshall Neilan joins Herbert Hoover Charles Templeton Crocker and Judge William H Waste on the executive committee of the Californian Mission Restoration association. The group aims to restore California missions as key historical landmarks.
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Marshall Neilan
Herbert Hoover
Charles Templeton Crocker
William H. Waste
Californian Mission Restoration Association
Movie uizzes reveal marriages and stars across studios
The piece lists several film figures and personal details: Harold Lloyd refuses marriage yet jokes about it while J. C Gibson is married. born in Tekamah Nebraska in 1892 he began as a cowhand with Bud Atkinson and now with Universal. William Fox and Thomas H Ince studios are noted. Bert Lytell and Evelyn Vaughn are married. Cleo Madison married to a non professional. Mickey Moore played Billy in The Price of. Castle Fans Trene Castle to head her own producing company with husband Robert Treman backing. Florence Reed starring in Mirage at New Times Square theatre.
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Associated First National Pictures
Ledo
Harold Lloyd
J. C—Hoot Gibson
Tekamah
Neb
Bud Atkinson
Circus
Australia
Hele
Universal
Universal Studio
Universal City
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Wiliam Fox Studio
10Th Ave
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New York City
Thomas H. Ince Studios
Culver City
Bert Lytell
Evelyn Vaughn
Cleo Madison
Billy
Mickey Moore
Mra
Vitagraph
Castle FansTrene Castle
Robert Treman
O. K
Florence Reed
New Times Square Theatre
New York
Fine dog given Mary and Doug Fairbanks
Mr and Mrs Douglas Fairbanks have a premier Alsatian police dog gifted by HP Davidson of J P Morgan Co New York. The dog arrived in Los Angeles from Locust Galley kennels New York and weighs 105 pounds, the largest of its kind in America. It replaces Mary's late dog Rex.
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Mary
Doug
Douglas Fairbanks
America
Elsie Ferguson Returns to America from London
Flee Ferguson arrives in New York aboard the Adriatic after a six month world tour. She heads to Hollywood for the lead in Paramounts Sacred and Profane Love, the Arnold Bennett play she starred in during a New York run.
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Flee Ferguson
America
London
New York
Miss Ferguson
Hollywood
Paramount
Arnold Bennett
Miraz Mirage screen rights linked to Ziegfeld era film
Returning to the screen under W. G. Ziegfeld management and others secured rights to screen Mirage. Mary Miles Minter, born in Shreveport Louisiana in 1902, is noted in connection with the era.
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W. G. Ziegfeld
Mary Miles Minter
Shreveport, la
Milton Lille
Lavender
Film and stage stars in new productions and notes
Potter Robert Edeson stars in Are Wives to Blame with Tom Moore. FE Hornung wrote Dead Men Tell Tales starring Catherine. Alice Terry appears in Horsemen of the Apocalypse. De Claire Whitney features in Passionate Pilgrim and Fine Feathers. Mary Pickford born 1893 in Toronto. Rosemary Theby in Twain adaptation A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court.
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Robert Edeson
FE. W. Hornung
Catherine
Rosemary Theby
Twain
Connecticut
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