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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1921
Page
5
A fragmented review notes Dawn, Eva Novak, and Headquarters as examples of atmospheric visuals. The piece highlights natural skies, sunlight, and dramatic backdrops shaping emotional resonance. It mentions Wolves of the North and other films and hints at a trend toward scenic realism.
A collage of upcoming movies features King Solomon as hero in Too Many Wives and claims two can live as cheaply as one. Eugene OBrien voices a flirtatious script. Other titles include When Womens Wain and Jus tree, with Elaine Hammerstein in Borrowed Wings. Selznick appears as a glossy force behind A Man of Store.
Local theatergoers will soon see Bert Lyttell star in the new film A Mes which comes to Colonie Theater tomorrow. The review hints at a unique screen presence and promises a distinctive cinematic experience for audiences.
The U S S Iowa sails with no crew aboard as a Navy seaplane photographs the vessel off Virginia. The ship was steered remotely by the U S S Ohio as Army and Navy bombing planes carried out a bombing attack nearby.
A Maxwell Karger Metro production adapts Richard Ganthoney Stege stage hit into a film. The tale follows Horace Parker a rich selfish young man reformed through a messenger from a condemned shadow city, with a sequence of vivid episodes leading to his moral renewal.
A three day run opens at the American Theater starting Sunday. The feature will include sketches that humorously depict high life, echoing past public curiosity about the artist’s identity and the work that has stirred much talk.
A fragmentary discussion links the fame of London magazines to a young village girl author, describing her as the unlikely writer behind a celebrated periodical satire. The text contrasts popular taste with the reader’s perception, noting the magazine’s bold content and the era’s aesthetic.
Vanity Fair controls the American output for a gifted young Briton who provides art titles for Bebe Daniels in the photoplay Two Weeks With Pay. The film arrives in American theaters tomorrow for a three day run.
A bill drafted by Judge Henry Neil to fund mothers of dependent children where the father is imprisoned passes the Illinois lower house and awaits final passage in the Senate. It provides $35 monthly for the first child and $15 for each additional under fourteen, funded by a 4-10 mill tax, with Cook County payments totaling about $750,960 annually.
In a breezy summer comedy the hatseller Pansy O'Donnel and silent screen mermaid Marie La Tour resemble twins causing mistaken identity. The plot centers on a mistaken Alarie impersonation and high dive antics as Pansy grows dizzy on a chair. The piece promotes Two Weeks With Pay.
Bebe Daniels stars in Two Weeks With Pay a laugh loaded tale of Pansy O Donnell mistaken for Marie La Tour the mermaid of the screen The Good Little Bad Girl features a high dive dazzling gowns and a double time romance all on her two weeks with pay.
The plot follows a modern young girl who meets a handsome young millionaire and pursues him head on. Walter Thers and Jack Mulhall star in a brisk, constant-motion farce as they race through situations to keep up with the girl’s advances.
Pansy O'Donnell travels with gowns to a summer hotel for a two week stay where she is mistaken for a famous film star. The mistaken identity yields a light hearted comedy that promises an hour of laughs and a vacation mood.
In a summer hotel, clerk Artie identifies the saucy guest as Marie La Tour, the mermaid of the screen, mistaken for Pansy O Donnell. Walter Hiers and Jack Mulhat don’t waste a moment spreading the “gospel” of this incognito reveal.
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