Tonight's Cinema Schedules Across The City
Programs list at Blue Mouse Coliseum Liberty Morel in Grandmothers Toy. Red Coliseum Katherine MacDonald in Domestic Relations. Breckwetl at Columbia tiladys Peld Beck. Winter Garden Corinne Griffith in Received Payment. Colontal Conway Tearte presents The Man of Stone. Oak Prie Veo Strohelm shows Mind Husbands.
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John Gilbert
Liberty Morel Lieyd
Nice
Katherine MacDonald
Columbia
Tiladys Breckwetl
Monte Cristo at Blue Mouse Delves Into Underwater Sequences
William Fox presents Monte Cristo at the Blue Mouse, a 1972 73 season special based on Alexandre Dumas novel. The film highlights underwater scenes and recalls Edmund Dantes escape from Chateau Dif, his confinement, and the quest for hidden treasure.
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Alexandre Dumas
Fox
Edmund Dantes
Chateau Dif
Grandma's Boy at Liberty Delights Audiences
The Liberty shows Grandma's Boy featuring Mildred Davis and Marold Lloyd. Mark Jones, touted as a top makeup man, is highlighted among a cast of strong performers.
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Pathe
Wane
Marold Lloyd
Mildred Davis
Nice People Draws Seattle Fans To Extended Run
Paramount's Nice People excites Seattle audiences who request more showings. Wallace Reid Bebe Daniels Conrad Nagel and Julia Faye star in the new release with the management extending its run due to strong demand.
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Seattle
Wm. de Mille
Wallace Reid
Bebe Daniels
Conrad Nagel
Julia Faye
Domestic Relations opens at Coliseum with Katherine MacDonald
Frank Leigh directs this feature at the Coliseum starring Katherine MacDonald in a film described as having strong dramatic value. Judge James Benton and Hiarbera Benton are among the cast, with Benton noted for a forceful theme and solid performances.
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Hiarbera Benton
Katherine MacDonald
James Benton
Frank Leigh
Paid Back at Columbia theater with Universal all stars
The Universal all star production Paid Back was filmed on scenic locations including Laguna Beach La guna Beach and Catalina Island. Gladys Brockwell Stuart Holmes Mahion Hamilton Kate Price Edna Murphy and others star under director Irving Cummings at the Columbia theater.
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Laguna Beach
Catalina Island
Pacific Island
Columbia
Gladys Brockwell
Stuart Holmes
Mahion Hamilton
Kate Price
Edna Murphy
Irving Cummings
Winter Garden Show Highlights Corinne Griffith Tale
Corinne Griffith stars in a Winter Garden drama about a toe dancer whose rise to fame unfolds alongside a loving bond and dramatic moments. Her father sacrifices himself to save another as romance threads through the plot. The film closes tonight with tomorrow’s Pearl White feature The Broadway Peacock.
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Corinne Griffith
Pearl White
The Man of Stone at Colonial
Colonial cinema presents The Man of Stone starring Conway Tearle. The desert set and Oriental paraphernalia saturate scenes creating vivid local atmosphere. Viewers are jolted back to modern surroundings at the end as the plot builds to a surprising climax.
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Conway Tearle
Colonial
Valentino Stars in Reissued Classic and Partner Film
Earle Williams led A Rogue's Romance during its original release and is now reissued with Valentino prominently featured in a favorable spot. Valentino’s home is highlighted while he wore sideburns in the film. Another Eugene O'Brien vehicle is back in theaters owing to Valentino’s box office pull, though he had a small part.
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Earle Williams
Valentino
Eugene O'Brien
Final cut of Bast to West due this week
Director Sidney Franklin will complete the final cutting of the film version Bast to West this week. An early preview in Los Angeles praised Constance Talmadge’s Ming Toy as a superbly interpreted, versatile, and beautiful star drawing strong applause.
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Sidney Franklin
Los Angeles
Ming Toy
Constance Talmadge
Ster
Bates Company Heads to Santa Barbara for Final Omar Scenes
After finishing Catalina location work for Omar the Tentmaker, Guy Bates Post and his company were taken to Santa Barbara by director James Young to shoot additional scenes at the Persian Gardens of the San Markand hotel. Filming wraps this week.
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Guy Bates Post
Catalina
Richard Walton Tully
Omar
Santa Barbara
James Young
San Markand
Blind Husbands at Oak Theater Set in Alpine Frontiers
Universal photoplay directed by Eric von Stroheim unfolds in the Tyrolean Alps and Lucerne like lakes background. Stroheim stars as a villainous robber of women in the Alps border drama now showing at the Oak theater.
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Tyrolean Alps
Lakes
Lucerne
Oak Theater
Alps
Eric Stroheim
Movie Quizzes Reveal Chatter on Film Stars and Marriages
A collage of gossip notes and trivia about 1920s cinema figures. Jolson's marriage, Mary Pickford Jr rumors, Flapper culture, and names like Ethel Delmar, Peggy House Peters, Mae Murray, and Mary Maclaren appear alongside studio notes.
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Associated First National Pictures
Roberta
al Jolson
Ethel Delmar
John M. Stahl
David Powell
Glasgow
Scotland
Marjorie Payne
Liverpool
England
House Peters
Robby
Peggy House Peters
Mae Murray
Robert Leonard
Nell Brinkley
Hotel Dew
Mary Pickford, Jr
Mary
Doug
Valeska Suratt
James J. Morton
Fritat
Anna Q. Nilsson
Sweden
Guy Coombs
Balboa Studios
Los Angeles
Baba—Mary Maclaren
Katherine MacDonald
Wallace Reid
Continent
Richard Barthelmess
Murray
Griffith Silent On Next Film At the Grange
D. W. Griffith avoids details about his next picture titled At the Grange. He traditionally withholds plot until release and notes that his upcoming project may skip costume drama contrasts with the era’s trend.
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D. W. Griffith
the Grange
Griffith
Bennett Drives Editing For Suzanneine Studio Romance
Mack Bennett returns to his studio overseeing the cutting of Suzanneine directed by FL Richard Jones. The early California romance stars Mabel Normand and is slated for a fall release.
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Mack Bennett
Suzanine
Mr. Bennett
FL Richard Jones
California
Mabel Normand
The Dangerous Age Tops Flapper Era Film Debate
John M. Stahl completes a film titled The Dangerous Age focusing on long married middle aged characters. The piece argues the flapper era deserves less attention in Hollywood storytelling.
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John M. Stahl Ie
Family of Filmmakers Feature in Two Silent Productions
Jack Tourneur age seventeen served as secretary to his father Maurice Tourneur during the filming of The Christian. Rush Hughes, son of Rupert Hughes, acted in Grrme written by his parents and directed by his father.
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Jack Tourneur
Maurice Tourneur
Rush Hughes
Rupert Hughes
Keaton Ends The Love Nest Nine Comedy In Production
Buster Keaton capped his run in The Love Nest and will start a new First National comedy immediate ly. No women appear in The Love Nest cast, a singular fact noted by observers.
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Buster Keaton
Florence Vidor Stars in Skin Deep, Ansociated First National
Florence Vidor plays a notably sympathetic role in Thomas H. Ince's latent picture Skin Deep to be released soon by Associated First National Pictures Inc. The film is praised for her performance described by Carl Sandburg as unforgettable.
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Florence Vidor
Carl Sandberg
Thomas H. Ince
Naional Pictures, Inc
Film Cast Notes and Projects From Early Hollywood Screen Openings
The section lists Rex O' My Heart retargeting Laurette Taylor with cast including Mahion Hamilton Ethel Grey Terry Russell Bimpson Lionel Belmore Vera Lewis D R O Hatwell and Nigel Barry Emi Lou Viola Dana sex next Phyllis Haver leading lady Buster Keaton next comedy Rex Ingrams company filming The Passion Wine in Miami Edward Sloman directs A Moon for Three Germany asks 9 099 000 marks for Kid distribution about 25 000 dollars Circu s Story Shirley Mason next Two titles emerge A Kies In the Dark Blood Will Tell now De and Dare John Emerson Anita Loos back from Europe two scripts for Constance Talmadge One Stolen Night stars Corinne Griffith Sahara desert film Arab hero Louis Wolhelm in The Face in the Fog with Lionel Barrymore Florence Vidor next star Dusk to Dawn from Katherine Hill read notes on MacDonald and amateurs.
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Rex O' My Heart
Laurette Taylor
Mahion Hamilton
Ethel Grey Terry
Russell Bimpson
Lionel Belmore
Vera Lewis
D. R. O. Hatwell
Nigel Barry
Estelle Taylor Stars In Updated Vamp Classic A Fool There Was
Estelle Taylor to appear in a modern remake of A Fool There Was with Lewis Stone in the fool role. The 1922 production by William Fox features Irene Rich Muriel Dana Marjorie Daw Mahlon Wallace McDonald and William Y Mong in supporting parts and debuts a lavish new look versus the original Alhambra era version. The Fox studio labels it a major 14 attraction release alongside Monte Cristo at the Blue Mouse theater and notes Emmett J Flynn directed both features.
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Theda Bara
William Fox
Alhambra
Wilkes Theater
Estelle Taylor
Lewis Stone
William Fox Studion
Monte Cristo
Blue Mouse Theater
Emmett J. Flynn
Rudyard Kipling
Porter Emerson Browne
Stone
Irene Rich
Muriel Dana
Marjorie Daw
Mahlon
Cameraman Captures Sudden Spring in The Siren Call
While Irvin Willat directed in Yosemite valley a snowy scene melts to spring in seconds as the camera remains fixed. The rapid seasonal change is shown without camera movement or a break in filming. Nature plays a swift role in the film sequence.
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Irvin Willat
Yosemite Valley
Anita Stewart Visits on Board Maryland
A surprise visit aboard the Maryland was made by Anita Stewart star of Rose o the Sea last week and she posed for pictures with a dimple-cheeked gob. The girl’s picture faces possible removal from a display as a second lieutenant watches nearby with a grin and glinting eyes.
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Maryland
Anita Stewart
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Big production edits for Chains prize story at Goldwyn
Allen Holubar and Paul Bern work as editing team for the Goldwyn feature Chains, a $10,000 prize story with photography just finished. Cast features Colleen Moore Claire Windsor Malcolm McGregor and Ernest Torrence.
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Allen Holubar
Paul Bern
Goldwyn
E Chains
Colleen Moore
Claire Windsor
Malcolm Mr. Gregor
Ernest Torrence
Supremely the Thing pairing in Fury film loop
Dorothy Gish will play opposite Richard Barthelmess in Fury a successor to The Bondboy Sonny and Talble David Dick and Dorothy appear together for one admission price Bessie Love leads Prince Courageous in the same program
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Dorothy Gish
Richard Barthelmess
Fury
the Bondboy
Sonny
Tal’ble David
Dorothy
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