Sermon Pranks Turned Lawyer Reform Questioned
A tale recalls a speaker challenging a man in a sermon who vows punishment worse than prison. The next day a package arrives with watch and purse and a note praising professional courtesy. The note says the man will reform after being enlightened, and in time he becomes a lawyer, leaving the crowd to ponder what counts as reform.
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Jennings
Wings of Morning filming aboard old gunboat ship
Willam Farnum and J Gordon Edwards filmed scenes for Wings of the Morning on the U S gun boat at San Pedro harbor California. Ensign Jensen and sailors lined the deck to greet the star and officers served as extras during the daylong shoot.
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U.S. ’. Alert
San Pedro Harbor
California
Willam Farflum
Willam
Farnum
J. M. Jensen
Uncle Sam
Mr. Farnum
Azores
Her Elephant Man Showing at Strand Theater
Shirley Mason stars in Fox film Her Elephant Man at the Strand Theater. The circus romance follows a waif raised by a clown who becomes the circus rider who loves the elephant man. Pearl Coles Bell wrote the story, praised as the era’s best circus tale.
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Shirley Mason
Fox Picture
Strand Theatre
Pearl Coles Bell
Miss Mason
Aittle Waif
Lady of the Dugout at Dreamland Sunday
Al Jennings stars as author and producer in the photo drama The Lady of the Dugout at Dreamland Sunday. The story recounts how he washed up and had a watch stolen by a former pal. Jennings once led a bank robbing gang in the Southwest before landing in prison.
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al Jennings
Old West
Dreamland
Jennings
Pardoned man becomes evangelist faces robbery and threats
He was pardoned by President Roosevelt and pursued an ascent in faith and public speaking. While riding a streetcar in the Southwest he was held up by two masked robbers who took his watch and purse. That evening he recognizes one robber in the audience and vows not to be bought by money.
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Roosevelt
United States
Mind Jolt Drama Questions Heart and Mind
A dramatic work that unsettles the audience with probing questions about existence and emotion. It invites reflection on identity memory and the impact of choices. The piece centers on a conflicted protagonist navigating doubt and revelation.
Roland West's The Unknown Purple at Shubert Colonial
Cleveland born producer Roland West stages The Unknown Purple at the Shubert Colonial on Monday. The mystery thriller, after successful runs in Philadelphia and Boston, features a Prologue and two acts with 8:15 evening and 2:15 matinee curtains. The strong company includes George Probert, Marion Rogers, Benedict MasQuarrie, Herbert Ashton, Arthur LeVien, Henry Redding, Joseph Slaytor, Vivian Allen, Eveta Knudsen, Grant Sherman and E. L. Duane.
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Shubert
Cleveland
New York
Roland West
West
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
George Probert
Marion Rogers
Benedict MasQuarrie
Herbert Ashton
Arthur Levien
Henry Redding
Joseph
Male and Female Starts Engagement at Dreamland Sun
Assisting Cecil B. de Mille in the Paramount Arrcraft production Male and Female a dreamland debut Sunday for a week Major Ian Hay Beith author of The First Hundred Thousand aided in creating a British atmosphere He stayed through filming and plans to move into scenario work in California His admiration for The Admirable Crichton stems from Barrie and his English butler story of island life and a lordly household
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Cecil B. de Mille
Paramount
Am-ericsa
Ian Hay- Beith
James M. Barrie
Crichton
Berth
California
Barrie
My Husband's Other Wits and wife in theater plot
A silent era review notes Jd Stuart Blackton adapts My Husband's Other Wits to screen with Sylvia Breamer Robert Gordon Warren Chandler and May McAvoy starring. The plot follows a wife who underestimates her ex husband after a divorce as he remains wed to another, with behind the scenes theater drama guiding the tale.
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Bis Typewriter
Stuart Blackton
Silver Sheet
Sylvia Breamer
Robert Gordon
Warren Chandler
May McAvoy
Gimilian Clothes Draws Audience at Rialto
Civilian Clothes presented at the Rialto Tuesday evening by William Courtnay and his excellent company of artists delighted an audience that but partly filled the house. The play offered genuine humor and clever lines with strong performances from Courtnay as Capt. Sam Mc.
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Rialto Theatre
William Courtnay
Courtnay
Sam Mc
Play Review Highlights Cast and Plot Notes
The review praises strong performances by Gionis and Holden with Dorothy Dickson charmingly supporting, calling the play lively and well acted. It notes Francis Underwood as a charismatic widow and Lloyd Neal and McGinnis framing solid family dynamics. State helps Ashland with 104,600 budget add on Mansfield 90,000.
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Gionis
Dorothy
Dickson
Francis Underwood
William Holden
Zack Hart
Mateler
Lloyd Neal
McGinnis
Ashland
Mansfield
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