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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
3
William Fox big production Evangeline closes at the Bannon Theatre with Miriam Cooper in the title role. The film, based on Longfellow, is praised for its beauty and dramatic power. The Winchester Woman is also highlighted for its story and settings.
The Vitagraph drama features Alice Joyce as Agatha Winchester who after a Nashville acquittal adopts the name Anne Wharton on Long Island. Reporter Alan Woodward seeks to force exposure, but Anne uses wit and courage to outwit him, proving justice triumphs.
The story of Broken Commandments shows a man who gambles for possession of a girl and later uses loaded dice to secure her. Gladys Brockwell leads an unusually good cast including William Scott and J Thomas Santschi in a dramatic triangle about love, ache, and self sacrifice.
Nazimova, the renowned Russian actress, headlines the Metro super-feature The Red Lantern at the American Theatre on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. She performs a dual role offering a display of powerful character work and dramatic range.
The piece describes a brilliant career and a single performer portraying two contrasting characters. One is the Hult of the Hucasian girl, Mablee cest, and the other Blanche, English raised in the Chinese quarter. The plot follows a daughter torn between China and the West, becoming the War Maiden of China, the Goddess of the Red Lantern, amid mystic pageantry and Orient romance.
Mae Murray stars in The Delicious Little Devil at the Dreamland Theatre on Sunday. She plays a cabaret dancer in this Universal Special Attraction, a role well suited to her screen persona.
The Delicious Little Devil stars Mae Murray in a Rob ert Leonard directed musical comedy about a tenement girl Mary Me Guire who becomes a dancer and schemes to support her relatives. The plot follows her skirt dance mishap, a mistaken job, and a fast turning tale as she enters the underworld of a house while a farcical pursuit leads to a swinging ending.
A large circus assembled for the Metro comedy drama One Thing at a Time O Day starring Bert Lytell. Director John Dues gathered genuine circus performers to enact all arts except bareback riding for realism at the Strand Theatre next Friday. Filleen Percy, Lytell's leading woman, rides as a daring equestrienne in the production adapted from William Dudley Feily's story in the Saturday Evening Post.
Hale Hamilton, Metro star, to be seen dressed as a boy at a large Mother Goose party in the mirthful comedy drama After His Own Heart at the Strand theatre tomorrow and Saturday. The play features two hundred people and superb opportunity for Hamilton’s humor. written by Ben Ames Williams for All Story Weekly.
An old advertisement touts Gets-It as a simple remedy to remove hard to reach corns and calluses. It claims quick action, minimal pain, and universal effectiveness, urging readers to try the product sold by EB Lawrence & Co in Chicago and Elyria.
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