Sunday Film Listings for Coliseum and Strand Theaters
The program features Maurice Tournier The Life Line and Rex Beach The Girl From Outside at Coliseum, Wallace Reid in The Lottery Man, Bryant Washburn in Why Smith Left Home, Nareld Well Wright The Shepherd of the Hills, Marguerite Clark Widow by Proxy at Strand, plus Carry Carey The Out casts of Poker Mint. Also seesue Hayakawa The Man Beneath at Colonial and Charlie Chaplin The Floorwalker at Little Theater with Anita Stewart From Headquarters and Florence Reed Wives of Men listed for Sunday.
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Maurice Tournier
Clemmer
Rex Beach
Lierty
Wallace Reid
Bryant Washburn
Smith
Rex—Nareld Well Wright
Strand
Marguerite Clark
Carry Carey
Poker Mint
Seesue Hayakawa
Man
Little
Chartie Chaplin
Anita Stewart
Florence Reed
Hex Beach
The
Why Smith Left Home Lights Up Liberty Tonight
Bryant Washburn stars in Why Smith Left Home at the Liberty with Lele Wilson Maym Kelso and Winter Hall. The comedy features an elopement and a honeymoon storm sequence as a George Broadhurst adaptation directed by Donald Crisp.
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Bryant Washburn
Lele Wilson
Maym Kelso
Winter Hall
Walter Heirs
Liberty
Wallace Reid
Smith
George Broadhurst
Lois Wilson
Mr. Washburn
Donald Crisp
The Girl From Outside at Clemmer Today
Rex Beach adaptation features a bustling cast including Chow the house servant and the Wag Lady ensemble. Campbell and Cullen Landis lead the memorable set with Clara Horton and Sydney Alneworth Hope in a lively screen story.
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Rex Beach
Clemmer
Chow
the Kid
Mike
The Life Line at Coliseum An Heir vs Crooked Half-Brother
Maurice Tourneur’s film The Life Line adapts a Gypsy tale with Jack Risen, heir to Cragsnet estate, who battles a criminal half-brother to reclaim his title. A dramatic shipwreck showcases the photoplay’s big spectacle.
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Maurice Tourneur
Jack Risen
Cragsnet
Jack
London
Rex opens new film of The Shepherd of the Hills at Rex
The Rex premiere presents Harold Bell Wrights characters from The Shepherd of the Hills in a photoplay version. Preachin Bill Sammy Lane Wash Gibbs Ollie Stewart Howard the Artist and the Shepherd are portrayed to mirror the beloved novel. Wright adapted his own book as the scenario and directed the film.
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The
Rex
Harold Bell Wright
Bill
Sammy Lane
Wash Gibbs
Ollie Stewart
Howard
Wright
Widow by Proxy Opens at Strand With Marguerite Clark
Marguerite Clark stars in Widow by Proxy at the Strand adapting Catherine Chisholm Cushing stage success. Clark plays a lively bachelor girl who fakes being a widow to secure an inheritance for a friend, with complications mounting until the supposedly dead husband appears.
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Marguerite Clark
Strand
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Miss Clark
Wives of Men photoplay opens at Class A Sunday
Pioneer presents Mrs James Emerson depicts a newlywed wife discovering her husband admiring a photo labeled with Grace. The dramatic scene opens the photoplay at the Class A Sunday cinema showing.
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James Emerson
Grace
Yale Athlete in Rex Beach Thriller
Maurice B Flynn a famed Yale athlete and fast fullback appears in Rex Beach’s The Silver Horde as Thug. The film centers on the salmon industry in the Northwest coast with Flynn delivering screen thrills in a rough fight sequence.
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YALE
Rex Beach
Maurice B. Flynn
Goldwyn
Isle Northwest
Flynn
Outcasts of Poker Flat at the Mission Opens
Brete Harte tale adapted for the stage opens today at the Mission. The production recreates early California spirit with authentic characters. Harry Carey stars as Square Shootin Lanyon, owner of the Arizona gambling hall, in love with Ruth Watson.
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Poker Flat
Mission Today
California
Harry Carey
Lanyon
Arizona
Ruth Watson
The Man Beneath Opens at Colonial Theatre
Sesseue Hayakawa stars as a Hindu in The Man Beneath at the Colonial. Helen Jerome Eddy plays Kate Erskine opposite him in a tale of forbidden love and a blood barrier. Directed by William Worthington.
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Chindi Ashutor
Sessue Hayakawa
Kate Erskine
Helen Jerome Eddy
Mary Erskine
Pauline Curley
James Hansett
Duck Gilbert Jean MacTavish
Pannie Midgley
Countess Pepita Fiorense
Sesseue Hayakawa
Helen Jerome Edd
Hayakawa
Kate* Erskine
William Worthington
Two Comedy Features Open at the Little
The Little opens with two comedy films The Floorwalker starring Charlie Chaplin and The Honey Moon featuring Constance Talmadge, along with a screening of Mizzoura in which Robert Warwick plays a sheriff.
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Little Today
Charlie Chaplin
Constance Talmadge
Robert Warwick
Priscilla Dean Reveals Break In and Career Advice
Actress Priscilla Dean discusses her entry into film, crediting early work and family influence. She urges beginners to learn from small parts and endure tough, patient training before rising to stardom. Dean recalls starting with Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran, and notes rapid progress since.
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Priscilla Dean
Eddie Lyons
Lee Moran
Universal City
Paris
Keystone and cast notes from early film pages
The article notes Keystone comedies from Triangle Film studios Culver City California and lists Foxe as single born 1888 in Oxford Ohio with address Fox Studio 1417 North Western Ave Los Angeles California. It also mentions Jack Holt appearing in recent Paramount Art craft pictures including Maurice Tourneur’s The Life Line now playing.
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Imethru
Keystone Film Co
Keystone
Triangle Film Studios
Culver City
Cal
Henrietta
Earl Foxe
Mr. Foxe
Oxford
Ohio
Fox Studio
Western Ave
Los Angeles
R. G
Jack Holt
Paramount Artcraft Pictures
Maurice Tourpeur
Hat value dispute over Andersons derby and straw hat
Robert Anderson values a straw hat at 500 dollars as the cost to his company. After Ambition, a scene shows Anderson leaving a house in a derby, then on the road wearing the straw hat, and at destination again in a derby. Retaking the scene cost 600 dollars.
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Robert Anderson
Anderson
Theatre approves crying room for parents in Kanenas City
At the Ashland theatre in Kanenas City a sign asks patrons to use the crying room for restless babies. The management offers a comfortable space for parents to calm crying children. Tom Mix stars in The Feud and has appeared in several films including The Woman Thou Gavest Me and A Sporting Chance.
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Ashland Theatre
Kanenas City
Seattle
Belgian King and Queen Tour Thomas Ince Studios
The King and Queen of the Belgians visit Los Angeles and inspect Thomas H. Ince Studios in Culver City. Ince personally escorts the royal party through the studio as part of a rapid tour of Southern California institutions with the mayor and reception committee present.
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Thomas Ince
Queen Elizabeth
Ince
Culver City
Cal
Thomas H . Ince
Thomas H. Ince
Los Angeles
California
Cit
Vaudevillians to Star in Comedies for Lasky
Mr and Mrs Carter de Maven, noted vaudeville and film stars, sign a contract to produce 16 two reel comedies for Famous Players Lasky. The deal gives Lasky an option on select top comedies, including Paramount Mack Sennett and Arbuckle titles, and the This Is America series with Ring Lardner subtitles.
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Carter de Maven
Vaudevillians
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Lasky Corporation
Paramount
Barber Chides Walsh on Graying Hair
George Walsh visits a barber who notes his hair is turning gray. Walsh retorts that the change is not surprising, highlighting a simple domestic scene of dialogue and aging.
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George Walsh
Walsh
Bolshevik Actor Fails to Please Production Crew
In a Tom H. Ince film titled Americans vs Bolsheviks, director Fred Niblo struggled to find a Russian speaking actor who could resemble Lenin. H Novisoff, once with Petrograd Imperial theatre, was finally cast and energized the crowd with his speech.
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Thos
H. Ince
Bosheviss
Fred Niblo
Lenine
Red
H. Novisoff
Imperial Theatre
Petrograd
Studio party hosted by Mary Miles Minter
Mary Miles Minter hosted a dressing room party at the studio on Wednesday. The entire “Anne of Green Gables” company plus producing staff attended and enjoyed fine refreshments.
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Mary Miles Minter
Rube
Anne of Green Gables
Film World Notes On Stars And Studio Trades
Miriam Cooper proclaims she handles her own work in film. Constance Binney receives a beads gift from an admirer in Constantinople. Warburton Gamble to star opposite Pauline Frederick in the next movie. The Loves of Letty follows Bonds of Love for Constance Frederick. Margaret Marsh stars in The Phantom Honeymoon. Zasu Pitts to headline her own film. Charles Ray claims superior swimming to Mack Sennett’sGirls but not in looks. Ruth Roland says she will perform in theaters amid young audiences after serials. Agnes Ayres owns an alligator from a Florida admirer and would trade it for a dog.
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Agnes Ayres
Florida
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