Five Stars in Movie World Spotlight Big Names
News Notes From The Movies reviews the activities of the era’s top stars. Chaplin plans to finish three First National films then begin a United Artists project before December, Fairbanks moves through The Nut to The Virginian and then abroad for The Three Musketeers, Pickford tours Europe for Little Lord Fauntleroy and a Zuyder Zee Dutch film, Hart nears retirement after a nine-film run, Arbuckle stars in Three Miles Out while O Brien promotes Worlds Apart, Irene Castle signs to four yearly Gaylord projects, and other industry notes including In the Days of St Patrick and The Sage Hen.
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Standish
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Sean
Three Musketeers
Mary Pickford
Europe
Fairbanks
Lord Fauntleroy
England
Zuyder Zee
Bill Hart
Roscoe Arbuckle
Moore Enjoys Role as Officer in Officer 696
Elyria January 24 Tom Moore laughs at his studio banter while wearing a police uniform in the Goldwyn film Officer 696 at the Colonial Theatre. He says he has wanted to be a policeman since arriving from Ireland and hints at future capers, noting no police in his family. He enjoyed the experience and the portrayal.
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Elyria
Tom Moore
Goldwyn
Colonial Theatre
Eve
Ireland
Moore
Officer 686
Torchys Millions star outwits police in heist themed tale
Elyria report describes a popular actor famed for deceiving to reveal his true identity. He leads a sharp, witty scheme in a story where he enjoys the thrill over crime and outwits officers as he befriends crooks. The piece notes his stage fame and role creation in Torchy’s adventures.
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Harry Beaumont
Moore
Jack Holt Demands Realistic Hair in Crooked Streets at Temple
Jack Holt praises Crooked Streets at the Temple Theatre Lorain Ohio as an adventure romance of China with Holt as the mysterious Testuer fighting Ethel Clayton. He jokes about critics insisting on perfect hair realism and notes the fight scene ends with a mussed look for authenticity. Paul Powell directed the Paramount Artcraft feature.
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Jack Holt
Ethel Clayton
Temple Theare
Lorain
Ife
Mr. Holt
Benny Leon
Ard
Jack
China
Testuer
Paul Powell
Paramount
Accidental Discovery Sparks Child Shimmy Star in Torchys Millions
Johnny Hines claims fame for finding Stanley White Jr the world’s youngest shimmy dancer seen in Torchys Millions at Colonial theatre. The two year old’s dance imitation impressed Hines who arranged a screen part for him with his mother’s consent. In Elyria Ma Mathilde Brundage as Mrs Johnson Carter in The Good Bad Wife is a sought after screen character woman. She has worked with William Faversham Norma Talmadge and Catherine Calvert among others.
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Hines
Stanley
Elyria
Mathilde Brundage
Johnson Carter
Vera McCord
Norma Talmadge
Catherine Calvert
Career of Katherine Bush and other screen stars
Production notes announce Constance Talmadge in The Career of Katherine Bush with a temporary title Dangerous Hours Also shown are Flor ence Reed in Wives of Men and Olga Petrov a in severe productions Mrs Brundages work in The Good Bad Wife lauded as a standout screen portrayal The Cleveland fire damages and the Cincinnati legal appointment are reported as separate briefs The Lorain office requests phone items.
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Dtm May
John Standish
Ann May
Marshall Neilan
Eugene O’brien
Irene Castle
Gaywood Picture Corporation
Leslie Austen
Myra Murray
Jane Thomas
Helen McDonald
Gladys Brockwell
Jesse L Lasky
Shanghai
Paris
Temple Theatre
Torchy
Sewell
Lucy Cotton
Ohio
Temple
Jack, Holt
Ina Scue
Paramount Artcraft
Tomor
Torchy’s Millions
Wiith
Johnny Hines
Basil King
Dorothy Green
Sidney Mason
Featuring
Anne Luther
Appery Slim
Gacmont
Cleveland
Flats
Sol West Prospect Avenue
Cincinnati
John G. Price
Henry G. Hanck
Hamilton County
George T. Poor
State Public Utilities Commission
United States
Ohio Corset Club
Lorain Office
W. Phillips
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
EB. A
Sidney Masor
C. B. Monosmith
Broadway
Eugene F. Burge
Dennison Ave
Samuel Gold
Basil Kings Street
Colonial
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