Today’s Programs at Coliseum With Silent Star Cast
Listings show Constance Talmadge in A Temperamental Wife at Coliseum, Nasimova in The Second Week at Clemm er, Patty Arbuckle in Tack Stage at Liberty, Holmes in Three at Rex, Bennett in Stepping at Col onial, Wareer in The Perens at Le-Bi, Desmond in Danger at Waters, and more.
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H. B. Warner
Mission
Constance Talmadge
Coliseum
Nazimova
Enid Bennett
Strandplay
Fatty Arbuckle
Molly Malone
Liberty
Bill Desmond
Little
Karl Williams
Jane Novak
Rex
Colonial
Colisehaw
Clemmer — Nasimova
Patty Arbuckle
Ge Holmes
Fort Wiliams
the Wolf
O Bennett
Lewis & Stone
H. D. Wareer
Fatty Arbuckle Film at Liberty Opens With Back Stage
The Liberty theater presents Fatty Arbuckle in Back Stage with a rustic small town setting and a love story featuring Molly Malone. Also on the bill is Holmes in Three Blacks. The venue resembles a vaudeville house with walls dating to earlier shows.
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Hick Town
Fatty
Ar Buckle
Bing Belle
Molly Malone
Holmes
Clemmer Stays Open For Nazimova Hit The Brat
Nazimova in The Brat at Clemmer extends run to meet demand as crowds flood the theatre. Adapted from Maud Fulton stage success the film follows a waif who endures hardship and becomes the wife of a wealthy author in a deeply human story.
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Nazimova
Temperamental Wife at Coliseum Stirs Nevada Senator’s Jealousy
The Coliseum screens A Tempermental Wife starring Constance Talmadge with Wyndham Standing and Bem Hendricks. The plot centers on a conscientious Nevada senator tormented by the jealous Billie Billings, whose caprice drives frantic comic distress.
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Billings
Constance Talmadge Newton
Wyndham Standing
Bem Hendricks Seeve
B. Jensen
Steneeeer Seeees-Apt and Kaliz
Newton
Nevada
Billie Billings
Miss Billings
Coliseum
Constance Talmadge
Stepping Out opens at the Strand tonight
Enid Bennett stars in the Paramount production Stepping Out as a poor man's wife. The film shows her sewing cooking ironing and scrubbing while a dramatic yet humorous plot unfolds. Written by C Gardner Sullivan with supporting actors Niles Welch Julia Faye Gertrude Clair Ham Conklin Robert Hillary Jr and Boba Miller in the cast.
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June Hillary
Enid Bennett
Strand
Enid
C. Gardner Sullivan
Pronunciation and cast queries on classic film figures
The dialogue asks how Richard Barthelmess pronounces his name with the emphasis on the first syllable and a hard T. It notes Bert Lytel as star of The Blind Man's Eyes, Wallace McDonald at 28 and Canadian with wartime British Army service, and Eugene O Briens address at the Players Club in New York City.
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Richard Harthelmess
Richard Barthelmess
Wallace McDonald
McDonald
Eugene O'Brien
A-Players’ Club
New York City
N. Y
Mov ies News Highlights Betty Hale and Industry Talent
Betty Hale joins the list of Zieg field beauty entrants along with Olive Thomas and others. The piece notes Elinor Fair taking up tennis, George Waist’s Maine fishing trip, Elaine Hammer Stein in The Country Cousin, and Alfred Hickman with Nance O Neil in Picadilly Jim. It also mentions George Folsey’s camera work on Sinners and a new double exposure method, Houdini’s screen triumphs, Cy Palkenburg’s Oakland season, Hobart Bosworth’s production near drowning, Joseph M. Schenck buying film rights for A Daughter of Two Worlds, and taste notes on The Perfect Lover and The Spite Bride songs.
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George Folsey
Alice Brady
The Wolf Paramount Vitagraph Feature Opens at Rex
The Wolf stars Earle Williams as Jules Beaubien a French Canadian trapper in a Canadian Northwest thriller. A young girl is defended with the unwritten law of the knife in a stark wilderness tale now playing at the Rex theater.
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Canadian Northwest
Vitagraph
The
Earle Williams
Willams
Jules Beaubien
Fox to Maintain Scenario School at Fox Building New York
The Fox Film corporation plans a scenario school linked to its regular scenario department. Located in the new Fox building on Tenth avenue between 65th and 56th streets, the program aims to train screen story writers by integrating production technicalities with narrative study. It seeks to advance silent drama and foster literary talent from the college curriculum.
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Wiiam Fox
Tenth Ave
56Th Sta
New York
Fox Film Corporation
Fox
Great Fox
The Lion and the Mouse opens at the Class A
A clever girl using a trenchant pen disrupts a powerful financier. She wins his only son and averts disgrace in the photoplay The Lion and the Mouse showing today at the Class A.
Dangerous Waters photo play opens at the Little
A young rancher arrives in New York to rescue his sweetheart from danger. Bill Desmond stars in the leading role and the production promises excitement.
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New York
Bill Desmond
Zena Keefe to Star in 1920
Myron Selznick signs Zena Keefe for a 1920 release plan. The Selznick Picture Corporation will feature her in lead roles in at least ten productions before her star vehicle premieres. The first part is supporting Owen Moore in Picadilly Jim, due in November.
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Zena Keefe
Moving Pictures
Myron Selznick
Mies Zena Keefe
Selznick Picture Corporation
Miss Keefe
Selznick
Misa Keefe
Owen Moore
John Petticoats Starring Bill Hart Dances Turkey in the Straw
Followers of the turf? the Paramount Ince film John Petticoats stars Bill Hart who performs a Turkey in the Straw dance before high society, outshining Mrs Vernon Castle and others in the scene.
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Paramount-Ince
John Petticoats
Bill Hart
Vitagraph to film O Henry story The Church with the Overshot Wheel
Vitagraph plans a film adaptation of O Henrys The Church with the Overshot Wheel. The project announced as part of 1910s literary to screen lineup with casting and production details to follow.
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O. Henry
Vitagraph Company
On Stage Strong Man William Duncan Star of Vitagraph
William Duncan, Vitagraph's serial star, previously a professional athlete, performed on stage in many tests of strength and gymnastic feats.
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William Duncan
Vitagraph
Salad Dressing by Theda Bara
Ordinary French dressing finished with Hoquefort cheese mashed fine and stirred in with lemon juice oil salt pepper and paprika. Add chopped pimentos and pass through a sieve before serving on crisp lettuce or romaine.
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Theda Bara
Virginia General Assembly Endorses The World Aflame
The Virginia legislature, in a rare joint approval, endorses The World Aflame as among the best pictures seen and says it serves a good purpose. It notes the film is instructive to capital and labor and should teach a lesson to both sides as well as the masses.
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General Assembly
Virginia
Old Dominion
Mary Miles Minter Invited to Riverside Fair
Mary Miles Minter attends Riverside California fair as guest of honor. A letter from William Leamon of the Daily Press imagined her arriving from Los Angeles in a Curtiss plane for the October 7-11 event, expressing hopeful enthusiasm.
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Mary Miles Minter
Riverside
Cal
Mary
Keystone seeks funny ideas for new comedies
Keystone Film Co offers cash rewards from 1000 to 10000 for original ideas to be used in its Keystone comedies. The wide search began in New York with daily newspaper ads inviting submissions, and promising substantial payments for usable concepts.
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Keystone Film Co
Keystone
New York
Popular Franklin theatre manager lauded for work
Omar I. Demaree, manager of the Franklin Opera House in Franklin Indiana a town of nearly 7000, has received compliments from town officials ministers and many townspeople for presenting the work of Mary Maclaren and Dorothy Phillips.
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Omar I. Demaree
Franklin Opera House
Franklin
Ind
Mary Maclaren
Dorothy Phillips
Demaree Builds Community Ties Through Local Theatre
Demaree, aided by Harry Carey in Universal productions, runs a theatre he calls a central part of town life. He attributes the success to hard work and clean entertainment. The city owns the house and profits help fund city coffers.
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Harry Carey
Universal
Demaree
Alice Brady Featured as Guest of Honor at New York State Fair
Alice Brady attended the New York State fair in Syracuse as guest of honor showcasing she starred at the event. The appearance highlighted her prominence in theater and film with local audiences greeting the performer.
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Alice Brady
Syracuse
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