Milton Sills Draws Deep Passion In The Faith Healer
Milton Sills speaks of his long journey to play The Faith Healer in George Melford's Paramount production. He describes a life of near-misses, collaboration with Mrs Moody on the scenario, and a fulfilled dream as he finally undertakes the title role with a notable supporting cast including Ann Forrest Charles Ogle and Adolph Menjou.
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Milton Sills
George Melford
William Vaughn Moody
Mr Sills
Laeles George Melford
Moody
Chicago
Stuaring
Mr. Woody
Society of Philosophy
Henry Miller
New York
Metropolis
Messrs Miller
Faith Healer
Mrs Moody
Mr Moody
New Orleans
Wiler
Pat
Belasco
Leon
Mood
Mooc
Tig
Vil Sills
Sir Gilbert Parker
Film Stars and Crushed Hopes in Early Screens
Critics praise Percival Ramsbottom for No Mother to Guide Her yet he laments limited chances in film life. Osman Liles blames an Adam’s apple for stalled stardom while The Heart of Africa is called strong in atmosphere. A Buckeye orchestra misreads cue sheets during Lost in the Snow death scenes.
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Osman Liles
Percival Ramsbottom
Buckeye Black
Censor Candidate Smucker Promises Movie Reforms
Sylvanus Q Smucker announces independent bid for president of the Order of United Movie Fans from Walnut Grove bungalow. He pledges to abolish illustrated songs, curb pie throwing, replace onion sets for scenes, and ban screen terminology while noting his Hodcarriers' Union No. 22 record as a motion-picture sensor.
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Sylvanus Q Smucker
The
Order of United Movie Fans
Walnut Grove
Smucker
Arti
Hodcarriers’ Union No. 22
Stamm
Pythian
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Mrs Mood
Mrs Yoon
Harriet C Brainer
University of Chicago
Mrs. Moody
Mia Moody
Africa
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Blaine
Mr Cook
Doorknob Film Company