First Big After-War Screen at Unique Theatre
The Common Cause, the first major post armistice film, opens at the Unique Theatre for three days starting May 21. Produced by Vitagraph, it features Herbert Rawlinson and Sylvia Breamer with a cast that includes Huntley Gordon and Charles Blackton. The film blends a love story, dramatic battle scenes, and a notable animated diagram, with a chorus of stage stars appearing in prologue and epilogue. It emphasizes Allied aims and the Marines’ role at Chateau Thierry, with humor from Lawrence Grossmith.
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J. Stuart Blackton
Vitagrapa
Herbert Rawlinson
Sylvia Breamer
Huntley Gordon
Lawrence Grossmith
Charles
Violet Blackton
Philip van Lorn
Louis Dean
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Hifie Shannon
Julia Arthur
Irene Castle
Marjorie Rambeau
Violet Heming
Belgium
Italy
France
Columbia
Britannia
Britain
America
Chateau- Thierry
Paris
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Special music for The Common Cause
The musical setting for The Common Cause by Manuel Klein reflects wartime zeal. Klein, long associated with Hip podrome and Daniel Frohman productions, collaborated with his brother Charles Klein on earlier works.
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J. Stuart Blackton
Manuel Klein
Hippodrome
David
Daniel Frohman
Charles Klein
Lusitania
Mr. Pickwick
Imperial
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