Fairfax and Miss Fairfax in film world spotlight
Immersed in the intersecting film world tale of Fairfax later identified as Was Marshall and her varied career. spotlight on directors writers and photographers behind her projects. Alice Brady tries a ouija board for career questions while planning her next Redart picture as Wallie Reid heads to Los Angeles stage and screen fame.
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Fairfax
Marshall
Anton
Teor Tae Kimrose
Sir Qilurwood
Warshaila
Panilo
Misa Fairfax
Alice Bray
Healart
Alice Brady
Redart
Ocuija
Miss Brady
Fler
Wallie Reid
Speakies
Mount Aircraft Officials Test Talents as Speaking Actors
A fragmentary note describes officials from Mount Aircraft testing talents as speaking actors. The text hints at evaluation or showcase but provides limited readable details, naming none beyond the organization and general activity.
Fair and Warmer comes to American Theater Sunday
May Allison of Screen Classics, Inc stars in Avery Hopwood’s farce Fair and Warmer at the American Theatre Sunday. She jokes about cocktails for a famous scene while recalling Prohibition era foibles and a soldier’s view on drinking during wartime.
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May Allison
Screen Classics, Inc
Avery Hopwood
American Theatre
May
Eugene Palletta
Georges Washington
Too Much Johnson Engagement Begins at American Friday
Bryant Washburn, famed screen comedian, stuns fans at American Theatre by arriving in studio with hair revealed after removing a wig. The incident sparks playful intrigue as press and fans react to the star’s behind the scenes joke while previews of the film unfold.
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Jonngor
American Friday
Bryant Washburn
Johnson
Washburn
Bryant
William Gillette and Johnson Play Prompt Laughs
A garbled note references William Gillette and a humorous Johnson scene. It mentions overlong hair and playful commentary about a work titled Too Much Johnson, implying theatrical anecdotes and actor playwright coverage.
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Washburn
William Gillette
Johnson
Wes
Loig
Washburn Lead Woman in Mr Washburn Film
The picture stars Mr Washburn with his leading lady, directed by Donald Crisp and produced by Paramount Artcraft.
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Son
Mr. Washburn
Donald Crisp
Paramounta
Revue at Rialto Offers Laughs All Week
DeWitt Mott's Musical Revue continues at the Rialto through the week with Miss Mary Maxfield as star comedian. The cast features clever artists and a chorus in stunning costumes with songs and dances. Special effects, wardrobe, and a carload of energy boost the show as Elyria packs houses. Matinees Saturday for ladies and children. seat reservations selling fast.
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DeWitt Mott
Rialto Theater
Mary Maxfield
Funvile
Enery
Elyria
Picture at Strand Depicts Numberous Life in the Army
The Strand display portrays Thomas H Ince as a screen star maker in wartime life scenes. The caption invites doubt about his right to the title and points to a list of luminaries he has helped elevate.
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Mack Sennett
Mr. Sennett
Harrietammond
Iss Hammond
Strand
Thomas K. Ince
Ince Freshens Star Lineup With Doris May and Douglas McLean
The producer introduces Doris May and Douglas McLean as new leading stars joining his stable. After two years under his wing, the duo is poised to headline upcoming projects alongside a roster that includes Dorothy Dalton Enid Bennett and others from recent years.
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Beacue Haya- Kawa
Willam
Hart
Besale Barriscale
H.B. Warner
Frank Keenan
William Desmond
Dorothy Dalton
Charles Ray
Louise Glau
Enid Bennett
Ince
Doris May
Douglas McLean
Flow
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Harriet Hammond
Onlsy
Footsiyles
Ont Hie
Thomas Hince
Sallie McBride
Woelson
Stewart Edward White
the Westerners” & Creat
Hackett & Addison
Broad Street
Paradise Soda Grille
Thomas H.ince
Douglas M
Lean
Marys Roberts Rinehart
Thomas H. Ince
Paramount Firecraft Pion
Bill
Hill
Mary Roberts Rineba
Saturday Evening Post
Salto
Zary Maxfield
Smart, Swift and Saucy
Bill Tickle
Rialto
Red Butte
C Gardner Sullivan
Victor L. Schartzinger
John §. Stumar
Thos. H. Ines
New England
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