Mary Pickford Stars in Lord Fauntleroy at Coliseum
United Artists presents a screening at the Coliseum featuring Mary Pickford in a revival of the Hodgson Burnett adaptation. The production is billed as a refined stage to screen rendition with famed performers Claud Gillingwater Colin Kenny and Joseph J Dowling as part of the cast.
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United Artists
Brel
Mary Pickford
Porincourt
Claud Gillingwater
Colin Kenny
Havisham
Joseph J. Dowling
Lord Fauntleroy
Hodgson Burnett
One
Mary
Pilgrims of the Night in Paris and Passers-By note
Partial OCR text describes a photo drama titled Pilgrims of the Night at the Liberty and mentions Passers-By by EB Phillips Oppenheim. It hints at scenes set in Paris with lead characters Mathieen Kirkham and Leadon.
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the Liberty
EB. Phillips Oppenheim
Paris
Rex Co Lida Blazes to Francelia Billington Fes Bee
A Rex feature showcases Lester Cuneo in the leading role with a lively pace. The titled caption references Francelia Billington and several co stars amid a bustling, dramatic scene on screen.
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Rex
Lester Cuneo
Mary in Child and Grown-Up Roles at Coliseum
Our Mary, a 12 year veteran at child parts, seeks adult parts while remaining beloved as Little Lord Fauntleroy. The producer-turned-actor discusses business and ambition, imagining future turns like Hamlet or a matinee idol, as she continues to perform both child and grown-up roles with Theda Bara and Will Rogers cited as examples.
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Mary
Doug
Theda Bara
Charlie Chaplin
Hamlet
Charley Ray
Will Rogers
Olga Petrova
Hoyden
Lord Fauntleroy
Coliseum
Leading Man Nagel Hates Cigars In Private Life
In Cecil B DeMille's Fool's Paradise Conrad Nagel plays a cigarette craving hero on screen, yet in real life he never smokes. The article notes Nagel's extensive on screen smoking for character, contrasting with his private abstinence.
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Conrad Nagel
Cecil B
de Millie
Nagel
Ruth Roland to Star The Timber Queen Serial
Ruth Roland headlines the next serial titled The Timber Queen with Val Paul directing and portraying the villain.
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Ruth Roland
Val Paul
the Heavy
Dempsey Carpentier Bout Headline At Winter Garden
The Winter Garden presents footage of the Dempsey Carpentier boxing bout in Jersey City on July 2 this year. Promoter James Q. Clemmer touts it as a tremendous drawing card sure to attract both men and women.
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Dempsey
Winter Garden
Jersey City
James Q. Clemmer
Liberty News features in theatre program highlights
The Liberty News edition at the Liberty theatre Saturday morning shows pictures of Red Men lodge members washing Chief Seattle's monument, a U S deputy marshal awaiting an auto from post office steps, scenes from Lincoln versus Ballard no score game on Dennyfield, plus Minute Women of King County convention and American Legion Armistice day prep.
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Liberty News
Liberty Theatre
Red Men's Lodge
Seattle
U. S
Aue
Paramount to film Belasco farce Is Matrimony a Failure
Paramount plans a movie adaptation of David Belasco's comedy Is Matrimony a Failure at the Hollywood studio. T Roy Barnes will star, replacing the Broadway lead Leo Ditrichstein from the original production.
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David Belasco
Paramount Studio
Hollywood
T. Roy Barnes
Leo Ditrichstein
Wallie Reid Trains for Role in Paramount Picture
Star Wallie Reid sharpens boxing skills for a forthcoming Paramount film. He works with a coach to perfect punches and footwork, aiming for authentic ring action in the movie.
Lila Lee Stars Opposite Will Rogers in Paramount Comedy
Lila Lee is to play the feminine lead with Will Rogers in a Paramount comedy titled Ek. Allan Hole Clarence Burton Emily Raitz and John Fox also appear with John Fox portraying the unusual role of Ek a vagrant soul seeking an earthly home.
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Lila Lee
Will Rogers
Paramount
Allan Hole
Clarence Burton
Emily Raitz
John Fox
Priscilla Dean to Film in Europe with Universal Plans
Priscilla Dean her director and company and technical staff will travel to Europe to shoot a film in Vienna and Berlin. Universal company is laying plans to produce a feature on a historically important subject.
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LA Dean
Priscilla Dean
Europe
Vienna
Berlin
Universal Company
Meighan Ends New York Trip in California Stop
Thomas Meighan halted two days at Brook Farm Indiana as guest of George Ade before heading to the Lasky studio where Tom Forman prepares to begin work on the Paramount picture A Prince There Was.
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Thomas Meighan
New York
California
Brook Farm
Indiana
George Ade
Lasky
Tom Forman
Paramount
Max Linder’s Early Screen Comedy Star Returns in Paris
Max Linder, famed for starring in the first ever filmed comedy in Paris, has witnessed a rise from 200 feet of footage to a 5000 feet release drawing large fan interest. The piece notes his enduring appeal and increased production scale.
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Max Linder
Paris
Boldt's Hosts Full Course Dinner Tic
Full course dinner at Boldt's advertised as a Tic event from five to eight p m. The notice emphasizes a dinner service window and a social occasion.
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Boldt’s
Film and stage notes from early 20th century stars
Picture Patter lists Marcia Manon leading The Man Who Smiled with Tom Mix finishing Lay It Out. Elsie Ferguson to stage Engage, Conway Tearle set for Shadows of the Sea. Lon Chaney hailed as Universal star, Wolf Breed to be his first. Charles Meredith to lead Ethel Clayton in The Cradle adaptation. Tom Moore as independent star. Mae Marsh returns to stage in Brittie praised by D. W. Griffith at Pinville N. J. premiere.
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Lon Chaney
Universal
Lucien Hubbard
Charles Meredith
Ethel Clayton
Mae Marsh
Pinville
N. J
D. W. Griffith
Sennett to Make Twelve Features
Sennett films to produce twelve two reel comedies for Associated First National with Billy Bevan starring in the first two reel picture directed by Roy Del Ruth and supervised by Mack Sennett. The second two reeler will be shot this week with Del Ruth directing. Ren Turpin plans Eastern tour return before joining more Turpin humor in the lineup.
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Sennett
Billy Bevan
Roy del Ruth
Mack Sennett
Associated First National
del Ruth
Mr. Sennett
First National
Ren Turpin
Turpin
Kindred of the Dust Nearing Completion
Producer Walsh rushes final scenes of Kindred of the Dust to Associated First National. Filming to finish in San Pedro and Fort Bragg California with night blaze, a gridiron football scene near Los Angeles, and logging camp atmosphere at Fort Bragg under John B. O'Brien.
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R. A. Walsh
Associated First National
Walsh
San Pedro
Fort Bragg
Cal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
John B. O'Brien
Wallace Reid Scores Golf Scenes at San Gabriel Links
Onlookers film caddies praise Wallace Reid star of Dont Tell Everything alongside Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dexter. All caddies at the San Gabriel links were on hand as Reid played to the outskirts of the crowd and exited after the shoot.
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Wallace Reid
Gloria Swanson
Elliott Dexter
San Gabriel Links
Wally
New Hopwood Stage Farce The Demi Virgin Opens in New York
Avery Hopwood's latest farce The Demi Virgin opens in New York. It lampoons Hollywood film colony life drawn from Hopwood's summer work writing pictures for Lasky.
Colleen Moore Flattens in Scene Car Hit
Actress Colleen Moore narrowly escaped injury when an on set car passage in The Wall Flower by Rupert Hughes for a Goldwyn production passed over her during filming.
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Colleen Moore
Goldwyn
Rupert Hughes
Noted War Dog Now Screen Hero
Strongheart the war hero police dog rises to film stardom in The Silent Call presented by H C Davis via Associated First National. He earned prizes as a Red Cross dog in WWI and stars with John Bowers Kathryn McGuire and others under director Laurence Trimbie.
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Strongheart
H. C. Davis
Associated First National
Red Cross
Jane Murfin
Hal G. Evarts
Laurence Trimbie
John Bowers
Kathryn McGuire
William J. Dyer
Nelson Macdowell
Robert Bolder
William V. Mong
Farnum Returns from Europe with Rome Envy
Bill Farnum recently returned from Europe and shared he was impressed by the Forum at Rome. He expressed a wish to perform Julius Caesar with the spirits of Caesar Brutus and Cassius on the original stage.
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Bill Farnum
Europe
Rome
Julius Caesar
Caesar
Brutus
Cassius
Cal for Scenes in If You Be Eve It’s So
The note cites a calendar cue for rehearsals and performance dates tied to the play If You Be Eve It’s So. Details indicate staging plans and cast readiness as the production progresses.
Mae Allison and Robert Ellis wed in current Vogue film tie
Mae Allison marries Robert Ellis as he signs to co star with Katherine MacDonald in The Infidel. Pinkie Vidor, wife of director King Vidor, plays a key role in The Jack Knife Man and will soon appear in Hail the Woman. Virginia notes Maggie Pepper featuring Marcia Manon, while Shirley Mason replies via Fox Studio. Edna Rubye De Remer, Zeigfeld Folly alumna, was among Denishawn dancers and Dream era leading figures.
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Vogue
Mae Allison
Robert Ellis
Katherine MacDonald
Pinkie
Provence Vidor
Jack Knife
King Vidor
Harry
D ‘Artagnan
Thomas H. Ince
Virginia
Maggie Pepper
Marcia Manon
Shirley Mason
Fox Studio
Los Angeles
Cal
Edna—Rubye de Remer
Zeigfeld
Inde Raace
Denishawn
Kirkwood Goes to Europe for The Man From Home
James Kirkwood will oversee the Paramount vehicle The Man From Home to be produced in Europe by George Fitzmaurice. Fitzmaurice nears completion of Three Live Ghosts and plans to begin The Man From Home soon. The European project adds to the growing American group at Paramount’s Islington studio including Powell Forrest Dexter Cumming Nilsson and Kerry.
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James Kirkwood
Europe
Paramount
George Fitzmaurice
Fitzmaurice
Mr. Kirkwood
Paramount European
David Powell
Paramount Studio
Islington
Ann Forrest
Elliott Dexter
Dorothy Cumming
Anna Q. Nilsson
Norman Kerry
Universal Star Hopes Priscilla Dean Team Remains in Canada
Herbert Rawlinson writes from Canada that he hopes the Priscilla Dean company will stay on location indefinitely. He cites the country as a free land, entirely free from bootleggers, as the reason for staying.
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Herbert Rawlinson
Universal Star
Canada
Priscilla Dean Company
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