The Right to Lie at the Colonial Opens Tomorrow
The Colonial theatre presents The Right to Lie starring Dolores Cassinelli with a supporting cast. The feature centers on Carlotta Autisa as she risks her reputation to defend her husband, amid a murder trial and dramatic revolver demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby Dana
Carlotta Autisa
Carlotta
Dana
Capellani-Pathe
Dolores Cassinelli
Colonial Theatre
Frank Mills
Joseph King
Warren Cook
Violet Reed
Grace Reals
George Deneubourg
Jane Martin
Eewin Carewe
Harts
Flame of Yukon at Str ang shows Sunday at Strand
Dorothy Patton stars in The Flame of the Yukon a Triangle play by Monte M. Katterjohn directed by Charles Miller with supervision by Thos H. Ince to be shown at the Strand theatre next Sunday. A gambling hall scene involves a revolver switch and a duel challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
Miss Dalton
Miller
Misa Dalton
Dorothy Patton
Yukon
Monte M. Katterjohn
Charles Miller
Thos. H. Ince
Strand Theatre
Kenneth Harlan
Dorothy
Dorothy Dalton
Woman of Pleasure at Colonial starts Sunday
Alice Dane, a schoolteacher from a poverty stricken village, enters a loveless marriage to Sir John Turnbull seeking wealth and luxury in the drama Woman of Pleasure. Blanche Sweet stars in this three day Colonial engagement showing the new Jesse D. Hampton film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dane
Sir John Turnbull
Colonial Theatre
Blanche Sweet
Jesse D. Hampton
Pathe
British South Africa
Sir John
Love and Vengeance in Zulu Uprising Tale
A staged romance follows Lady Turnbull and her mine superintendent as Zulu theft sparks rebellion. Alice is captured, her lover rescues her when the vengeful Zulu chief removes the obstacle to their happiness. Cast features Wheeler Oakman Wilfred Lucas Spottiswoode Aitken Frederick Starr Milton Ross Wesley Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Turnbull
Sir John
Alice
Wheeler Oakman
Wilfred Lucas
Spottiswoode Aitken
Frederick Starr
Milton Ross
Wesley Barry
Other Men's Shoes Coming to America Tuesday
Edgar Lewis directs the new outdoor story "Other Men's Shoes" at the American Theatre for three days starting Tuesday. The film, produced under the Pathé banner, features twin brothers whose identical appearance lets one substitute for the other, in a tale by Andrew Soutar praised for clean wholesome drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Lewis
American Theatre
Pathe
Lewis
Zoad
Andrew Soutar
Farmer Hangs Himself in Stone Creek Valley Farm
Amos Winkler age 55 a Stone Creek Valley farmer hanged himself on his farm in a wooded area. Ill health was given as the cause. In Findlay carpenters strike brings all building operations to a standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Amos Winkler
Stone Creek Valley
Findlay
Carpenters Demand 80 Cents Hour Raise. Fifty Quit
Workers demand 80 cents an hour, an increase of 15 cents, and about fifty carpenters quit. Contractors remain firm against granting the raise as the dispute unfolds.
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Harold Titus
Hollywood Studios
Fox Film Corporation
Dreamland Theatre
Buck
Colelar
Strang
the Dreamland
Buck Jones
Tegalia
Zuick & Bilow
Elyria Market & Storage CO
West Broad Street
Wiltshire
Lake View
Colonial
Constance Talmadge
Veal
Stee
Lamb
Tee
Alee
West Street Market
Carl Pirschl
West Street
Wee
Significa la Om
New York
Fifth Avenue
Monroe Clechea
Meares
Aeneon
Robinson-Hancock
Dr. Roby
H. G. Roby
Court Street
Elyria
Bell
America
Farmer
Findlay Carpenters Out
Bvorur
Norwalk
Liggett
Crandall’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
Candy
Blackton
Sylvia Breawer
Robert Quis
Albert Codtent Productions
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