Way Down East at Rialto Sparks Audience in Storm Finale
A Rialto Theatre audience in Wyl ria last night paid tribute to David W Griffiths Way Down East as snow scene climaxes featured Lillian Gish and Richard Barthelmess rescuing Amy Moore. The crowd cheered the finale, praised Griffiths mastery of storytelling, and noted the film’s ten months of effort, with an impressive cast and orchestral accompaniment. matinee at 2:20 tomorrow closes the engagement tonight.
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The Slim Princess at America Elyria
Mabel Normand stars in The Slim Princess at the American Theatre. A Morovenian princess deemed ineligible for marriage due to her slim figure disguises herself in a rubber suit to win a husband. An American suitor, Pike, woos her, seeks social proof, and devises a plan to qualify for her hand.
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Miss Alice Terry to Lead The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
News notes report Miss Alice Terry, a Texas girl with blond hair and gray eyes, will star in the screen adaptation of the Ibanez novel The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Terry’s screen career includes Vitagraph titles Thin Leo The Clarion and Love Watches. Rex Ingram directs the production with Jans Mathis as scenarist.
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Miss Lulu Bett Prompts Screen Pressure on Brock Pemberton
The stage producer Brock Pemberton faces pressure from film interests to adapt the play Miss Lulu Bett for screen. He remains firm, with the star continuing her theater tour despite rumor and fuss from motion picture makers.
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Misleading Lady Charms Colonial Theatre Crowd
Elyria audiences hailed The Misleading Lady at the Colonial Theatre as wonderful, with Bert Lytell delivering a sharp performance as Jack Craiger the engineer who kidnaps a society girl to win her affection after a frame-up. The film blends thrills and humor as the couple's relationship evolves from confrontation to romance.
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Ohio State showcases farm water systems and corn display
During farmers week at Ohio State University January 31 to February 4 a range of farm water supply and home lighting systems will be shown and tested for efficiency similar to past tractor tests. The national corn sample will be on display in Columbus with entries received by W Hangey, in charge of the exhibition, led by grower C E Troyer. If weather allows, spraying applications will proceed after the dormant period without interfering.
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Theda Bara Ends Season In Toronto Film News
Theda Bara leaves the drama flat in Toronto signaling the end of The Blue Flame era for now. Gossip notes Bessie McCoy may enter films and Herbert Brenon works on The Passion Flower as Way Down East shatters box office records. Rita Weimen heads to the coast and others move between projects and studios.
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