Stage and Screen A Minstrel Stars in New Production
The article previews ALG Field Minstrels led by notable performers like Jack Richards and Harry Frilman, with Charles George producing Listen To Me. It notes strong stagecraft, minstrel traditions, and a Maryland appearance at Nixon's Academy on January 12 with matinee and night shows. A beauty-contest winner is mentioned as a teacher.
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Charles George
Flesher
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Rives
Maryland
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Field Minvatrels
Wield
A. G. Field Minstrels
Splundi
Jack Richards
Billy Church
Harry Frilman
Profundo
Lake Berry
B. B. Grover
Ollie Ellwood
B. Puckatt
Barry O'Tarry
Vern Kneppar
Edwin Jones
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Nixon's Academy
France
NcMaster
Alm
Dixay
McMasters
Humpty Dumpty and nursery lines in a garbled note
A fragmentary note features nursery lines about Humpty Dumpty and the proverb about worry killing a cat. It blends the king and cat imagery in a damaged text with unclear attributions or context.
Mentho Sulphur for itching and eruptions treatment claim
An advertisement claims Mentho Sulphur relieves itching and breakouts fast. It describes the product as germ destroying and cooling for skin irritations, claiming rapid healing and clear skin. The note suggests obtaining a small jar at a drug store.
Cinema Sensation at Maryland Theater This Week
The Maryland Theatre hosts two film attractions Tuesday and Wednesday. Tod Browning’s No Worse Knows, from the story Fanny Herself, stars Mary Julie Scott and features a notable screen cast. Also shown is The Black Panther's Club with lavish production values and Fronenes Reo, plus Thomas Meighan in Cappy Ricks with intense training scenes and a punch-for-punch storyline.
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Maryland Theatre
Tod Browning
Fanny
Edna Iterber
Carl Jaemmle
Mary Julie Scott
Persistenca
Iea
Thomas Meighan
Cappy Ricks
Paramount
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Boston
Maighan
Peter B. Kyne
Paramount Company
Matt Parsley
AN Hands
Peat Peterson
Mii Meighan
Matt Peasloxy
Heneath
Meighan
Tom
Forman
Anys
Coronia Theatre
Tolay Agnas Ayres
Norma Talmadge Stars in Melodrama Vehicle
Norma Talmadge headlines a screen adaptation of The Sign on The Door based on Channing Pollock's stage hit with a notable cast including Marjorie Rambeau, opposite Charles Laughton and Lew Cody in a First National release advertised in the Daily Mail.
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Norma Talmadge
Norma
Charles Itchman
Aya
Misa Talmadge
Lew Cody
Confessions Of A Movie Star Plotting Love And Honor
A movie star narrator vows to reveal true love and expose coping with deceitful men. She laments counterfeit affection and urges women to unite to uproot superficial charm. The tale hints at personal ambitions to return to Matterdesr and influence men through honesty in love. (To Be Continued)
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McMunters
Hutcheson Colerides
Wen
Tove
Ginette
Cleay
McMasters
Cissy
Frroadbend
Woman's influence on man shown in drama at Palace
Dorothy Phillips headlines Allen Holobar's Man-Woman-Marriage at the Palace Theatre. The drama features Roman scenes with Phillips as a Chalelian slave girl at Emperor Constantine's court and contrasts decadent ancient luxury with Christian steadfastness amid unrestrained orgies.
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Allen Holobar
Dorothy Phillips
Palace Theatre
Constantine
Augustus Caesar
Dorothy Philips
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