Mary Pickford Wins Permit to Star in Rebecca Film
Mary Pickford gains permission to portray Rebecca in Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm at Liberty theatre this Sunday. The Artcraft release, adapted by Frances Marion and directed by Marshall Neilan, marks a potential peak in Pickford’s artistic career amid fan letters urging her to play the beloved girl.
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Dr Aked to Speak at Arena on Armenian Relief Drive
Dr Charles Fredric Aked will speak at the Arena Friday at 8 p m in Seattle to support the American Armenian relief committee. The drive aims to raise funds for Armenian victims amid Turkish and Kurdish aggression, seeking substantial monthly relief commitments.
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Today’s Programs at Coliseum Show Mixes Titles and Names
The program list features Panting Vredertckh in Deouble Dressed and Leve Polly Ann MISSION Francee Neleen in The Peentifel Lie, with Clemmelh Mary Anderson in The Divorcee and Petty Stevens in The Slacker. Colossal Diryant Weshbers presents Shinner’s Drees Suit, while A-fered Bernhardt offers Mothers of France.
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Dessie Leve
Polly Ann
Committee Aims to Raise Funds to Prevent Starvation
A national commit tee gathers prominent men from across the country to help raise a substantial sum to prevent famine and aid those in danger of starvation. The effort draws leaders from diverse backgrounds to unite for relief.
Fox Studio Eyes Leads Amid Cast Shuffle
Wanda Petit may play leads with George Walsh in future productions. Leena Owen, wife of "Smiling" George, may not appear in pictures again. Miriam Cooper, wife of Fox director R. A. Walsh, is similarly affected by the studio changes.
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George Walsh
Leena Owen
George
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R. A. Walsh
Universal and Vitagraph Stars and Directors Shakeup
Dorothy Phillips gains a new director Ida May Park will preside over her pictures Olga Petrova heads her own company Neysa McMein to create a magazine cover Lucile Lee Stewart formerly Jacy Stewart Anita Stewart renamed Anna Earle Williams rose from vaudeville to stardom Mario Doro returns to stage Barbara Billie Burke set for a comeback Paul Willis moves to Moroso Lou Tellegen and Geralde Farrar to film Jerry may leave Lasky to form own company Herbert Brenon bets on mystery melodramas Empty Pockets will star none of the big names Alice Rodier joins Vitagraph from New York stage group.
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Universal
Ida May Park
Joseph de Grasse
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