Movie gossip and stars of the era thrill readers
The column reports Anita Stewarts return with a feathered mantilla look for a new film In Old Kentucky. It notes George Walsh studying acting, Florence Reed returning to New York to film a drama with The Eternal Mother and Dustin Farnum facing unusual fan requests. Margery Daw will direct a film series, Priscilla Dean linked to Fulge Colors, and Pearl White leads a popularity contest in Porto Rico.
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Anita Stewart
Anita
Old South
Old Kentucky
Florence Reed
New York
The Love Cheat at the Strand Theatre Friday and Saturday
A melodramatic tale unfolds as a poor youth, manipulated by a wealthy adventurer, falls for a true love. The rival's scheming tests devotion and honesty, leading to a climactic confession of true worth and romantic stakes at the Strand.
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Phiy
Wader
Hueter
Gemaf
Alice Saece Aml
Strang Theatre
Chan
Riionaire
Conession
Sauce for Goese at Strand Tuesday
Walter Edwards directed Constance Talnidge in Sauce for the Gap. He sought a perfectly built Venus lookalike and tested 257 applicants before selecting Irma Coontey as the ideal figure for the live statue scene.
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Walter Edwards
Constance Talnidge
Venus de Milo
Venius
Ger
Blaine
Irma Coontey
Sloan's Liniment Ad Promises Quick Pain Relief
When rheumatic pains strike, Sloan's Liniment offers immediate relief with no rubbing required. The ad urges keeping a bottle in the cabinet and purchasing at druggists for 35 or 70 cents, claiming rapid relief for sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia, sprains, strains, bruises, and similar pains.
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Sloan
Attractive Screen Star Draws Crowds at Strand
A vivid notice promotes the pretty American girl in today’s Strand feature. Fans admire her screen presence and graceful style as she delivers charm and warmth onscreen. The writeup highlights audience appeal and the film’s allure.
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Srente Pyeac
Dawn at American Friday and Saturday
Dawn, a Thanor Hy. Par ters novel adaptation, headlines at the American theatre Friday and Saturday. J Stuart Blackton presents an all star cast with Sylvia Breamer and Robert Gordon supported by Flora Finch and Harry Carey, in a Breckton production distributed by Pathe.
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Dawn
Thanor Hy. Parters
American Theatre Day
Satur
Bays Slip-Over Sweaters Hit January Sale Prices
Bays slip over sweaters offered in color combinations are reduced to five dollars and six dollars seventy five cents during January sale by the Robinson and Hancock Co. The notice notes price cuts on selected knitwear.
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Robinson & Hancock Co
Earle Williams Vitals of a Vitagraph Star
Earle Williams keeps his studio home, never changing firms in twelve years with Vitagraph. He began with the Vitegraph Star family and rose to prominence among top male stars. His current hit The Wolf boosted his appeal as Vitagraph prepares The Black Gate and a major stage story adaptation.
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Earle Williams
the Wolf
Vitagraph
Eugene Walter
Mr. Willams
Black Gate
Vitagragh
The Rialto Attracts Chocolate Soldier And Uncle Tom’s Cabin
The Rialto plans a double feature with The Chocolate Soldier tonight and Uncle Tom’s Cabin tomorrow. The article notes New York revival interest, touring rights secured by J. Dunbar, and praise for performers including Phillips and Helena Martell while describing stage effects and costumes.
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New York
Enerson
Bisk
Sig
Cilus
Huuiph Vunbar
Civage Jroducer
Uy Co
Widiney
Geor
Ternard
Shin-Gsear
Straus
Cuncalate Solidi
Leloven
Robin Load
Pourid
Rl Jurnaber
Tunber
Lowe
Aley da
Phillips
Alexius
Silvia Wherme
Ann
Tal
J. S Steve
Mr. Dunbar
Hialta Theatre
Wichfield
Henry Ward Kesney
Calvin
Cincinnati
Uncle Tom's Cabin influence and stage adaptation noted
A historical note highlights Uncle Tom's Cabin's impact on American culture from 1862 onward. It mentions Mrs. Stowe and the novel's vast sales, its many stage adaptations by William Ribble, and the strong moral reception. The piece previews a Rexdale presentation of the work with matinee and evening showings for Wednesday.
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Alvs. Stawe
Dred
America
Rfale
A Daughter of Two Worlds at Colonial Tomorrow
The Norma Talmadge drama A Daughter of Two Worlds opens tomorrow at the Colonial. Based on a New York forgery case, the plot follows Jennie who is unjustly arrested, enters a boarding school, rises in society, and faces a choice between exposing a friend’s murder or protecting her altered identity.
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Norma Talmadge
New York City
le Roy Scott
Jerry Malone
Jennie
Miss Talmadge
Creak
Jencie
Ukeorge
Jenneie
Mourder
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