Patsy Ruth Miller Stars In New Ray Film At Colonial
Patsy Ruth Miller plays the lively center of a romantic tale in a United Artiste adaptation of James Whitcomb Riley’s poem The Girl I Loved at the Colonial Theatre. Critics praise her vivacious dark beauty and stage presence as a rising star, noting she is only eighteen and has common sense shaping her budding career.
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Colorado River Rampage in Film Teases Dramatic Flood Scene
The article previews What a Wife Learned by Thomas H. Ince, citing a dramatic Colorado River flood sequence where rising waters engulf a dam as two men struggle to survive. It notes the Valave Theatre showing on Monday and Tuesday and praises the shot quality as among the era’s best. Also reports Mason Hopper directing Angry Hearts at the Maryland Theatre under hot conditions, with anecdotes about child actors and production challenges during school scene filming.
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Town That Forgot God tops Fox's Astor Theatre showing
New York World praises Fox film The Town That Forgot God at the Astor Theatre, lauding William Fox for a powerful photo drama centered on David Adams portrayed by Bunny Graver. The flood climax and emotional rescue of Faith drive a heart wrenching sequence, confirming Fox’s reputation for spectacular melodrama and urging a trip to the cinema. The Town That Forgot God screens at Nixon's Academy Monday and Tuesday.
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Curiosity Shop brings laughter to Maryland Theatre night
Curiosity Shop to debut at the Maryland Theatre on Tuesday night July 24. The show promises entertaining skits and humor while advertising valued local merchandise. Merchants may showcase items on stage to thousands, with limited subscriber spots available and a chance for all to participate.
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