The Right to Happiness Shown at the Strand
Dorothy Philips stars in The Right to Happiness at the Strand theater. Born in Baltimore and educated locally, she connects theater origins to Universal productions while the film showcases a wartime to modern era journey through stark social contrasts.
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Dorothy Philips
Strand Theatre
Maryls
Miss Philips
Baltimore
Hig Universali Productions
Universal Film” Exchange
Abyays
Southern
Washington
Mllen Holubar
Society Columns Portrayals Stir Community Reflections
A fragmentary critique notes that local society features depicted on screen shape readers views of community life. It discusses how recurring societal types influence everyday perceptions among men and women in the area.
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Alton
Leighton Qsamunu
Rang Dazey
Elaine Hammerstein at the Colonial in The Woman Game
Selznick star Elaine Hammerstein returns to Elyria for Friday and Saturday at the Colonial theatre in The Woman Game. Her rising popularity draws interest as Breen’s de Breen division eyes her new release audience.
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Elaine Hamerstein
Selznick
Elyria
Colonial Theatre
Miss Hammerstein
de- Breen
Intrest
Boomerang Comedy Heads to Strand Theatre
One of the most timely photo dramas, The Boomerang, unfolds a tale of labor unrest, love, and intrigue. A seven reel feature presented at the Strand theatre for a limited engagement promises absorbing action from the opening scene.
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Strand Theatre
Virgin of Stamboul heads Colonial Theatre bill
The Colonial theatre advertises the Universal Jewel feature The Virgin of Stamboul starring Priscilla Dean and directed by Tad Brown. The film portrays a vivid story set in the wickedest city, with elaborate sets including the Gren Arabian Desert and thousands of extras, promising drama, suspense and emotional responses.
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Ises
Colonial Theatre
Sunda
Universal
Priscilla Dean
Tad Brown Rs
H. H
Direstor Browning
Productio
Grenarabian
Untitled tale of Miss Dean in Stamboula and desert life
A fragmentary description presents Miss Dean a vibrant wanderer in Stamboula amid sands and a desert town. The cast includes Wallace Beery as the sheik and Edward Sura? as an American tourlet, with Ethel Ritchie and Eugenie Ford among others.
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Wallace Beery
B. A. Warres
Edward Suras
Ethel Ritchie
Eugenie Ford
Miss Dean
Sooner or Later at American Theatre
The selection of a proper title for the photoplay is crucial for producers and theater patrons. The American Theatre presents Sooner or Later, with attention to its title reflecting the film’s appeal and the effort behind its naming.
Sooner or Later title shifts spark Moore tribute tidbit
A garbled item recounts changes to a film title tied to Mr Moore. It notes initial altered wording and later official title as Sooner or Later. The piece hints at rights and public reception but lacks clear dates or names.
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Owen
Moore
Wellington Briefs Include Deaths Births and Celebrations
Wellington records show thirty deaths and seventeen births since the year began. Birmingham notes Friday night graduation exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Bowers celebrate a golden wedding anniversary in a house they've lived in since March.
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Wellington
Charles H. Bowers
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Mabel Chenault
the Maccabees
Rialto Theatre
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Edward
Griffth
Griffith
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Charles Bettis
Aden
Birmingham
Roya
Boox
Royal Baking Powder CO
Fulton Street
New York City
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Goodyear Tires
The
Coleman & Burnett Co
ST. Elyria
West Erie Ave
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Chevrolet
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Maxwell
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