Isle of Conquest at Colonial Ends in Sheriff Takeover
In a frontier tale, Carrington insults Marion Harlan who seeks protection at Taylor's ranch. Taylor defeats Carrington but is wounded. Marion nurses him and they fall in love. A false murder accusation sparks a town clash, Taylor captures Carrington and exposes him before residents. Taylor becomes sheriff and Marion accepts him. Big reductions in children wash suits.
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A Regular Girl at the Colonial Theatre
Colonial presents Elsie Janis in A Regular Girl a lively photoplay about a spirited American girl who supports returning soldiers, with circus scenes Luna Park and yacht Oneida set pieces. Frances Marion and Edmund Goulding adaptions highlight Janis’s personal charisma and rapid storytelling.
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Janis
Comedienne
Frances Marion
Edmund Goulding
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Oneida
New York
Elsie Janis
Mies Janis
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Dreamland "Forbidden Trails" bows at Dreamland theatre Sunday
Buck Jones stars in the William Fox production Forbidden Trails at the Dreamland theatre starting Sunday. Squint Taylor runs Arrow Ranch assets left by dying friend Larry Marlan to his daughter Marion while facing Carrington and Henry Parsons who scheme to take the property. Taylor, newly elected sheriff, is denied his seat.
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Forbidden Traill
Buck Jones
William Fox
Dreamland Theatre
Taylor
Arrow Ranch
Dawes
Larry Marlan
Marion
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