The Affairs of Anatol in Cecil B DeMille's Studio Era
A theater note reviews Cecil B DeMille’s The Affairs of Anatol at the Maryland Theatre. Wallace Reid and Gloria Swanson lead an all star cast in a satirical look at marriage and divorce with a sympathetic comedy touch. art direction by Paul Iribe enhances the opulent presentation. The Palmer-Paramount quadricolor is used for promotional materials as filming elsewhere draws crowds. Meanwhile Broken Blossoms stars Lillian Gish at the Palace Theatre in a starkly humane drama about a Chinese child’s brutal life and the enduring compassion of kindness.
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Aubiiies
Anatol
Maryland Theatre
Jeanis Macpherson
Arthur Schoiteler
Cecil B. DuMilte
Wallace Reid
Gloria Swanson
Paul Irie
Francharlist
Cecil B. DeMille Producions
Paramount Pictures
Loren Taylor
Mike Lian Gish
David Clark Grimm
Mr. Griffith
Palace Theatre
Miss Gith
London
Oime
Poplar
Line House
Burke
Cheng Huan
Linn Gish
Elliott Dexter
Bebe Rames
Mante Blue
Wanda Hawley
Predare Roberts
Theodore Koster
Polly Moran
Raymond Hatton
Faye
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount Picure
Joye
Celor
Afl
Erst
Chinatown Views in Hayakawa Subject
Spectators in New York and San Francisco see only painted façades of Chinatown. Jackie reveals richly furnished interiors behind the drab exteriors. Where Lights Are Low portrays San Francisco Chinatown with sets modeled after Chinese apartments, as art director Robert Wise researched and replicated lavish interiors.
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Hayakawa
Chinatown
New York
San Francisco
Jackie
Far East
Ehipe
Jn Seene Nagakawe
1-C Pictures Corporation
Colonial Theatre
Howes
Robert Wise
The Mystery Road Filmed in the Riviera
The British trade picture The Mystery Road featuring David Power is set in Southern France and photographed in the Riviera. It arrives at Nixon's EE as a notable Paramount release with a glamorous coastal backdrop and cinematic appeal.
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Riviera
France
Paramount
David Power
Nixon
Griffiths elevates Gish in building lot plan
Ad Carter notes Miss Gish inspired reaction as Lancelot Inc. pursues development inside the Lei bersbune pike area. The firm aims to lay out 6 and 100 foot building lots with fronts priced around $40, while nearby parcels ask roughly $360 per front foot. Interest remains brisk amid inquiries for lots.
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Lancelot
le Widdickourt
Leibersbune Pike
Nike
Maryville Man Convicted in Second Degree Murder Case
Loveless of Maryville found guilty of murder in the second degree in connection with the slaying of D Koples, formerly of Anderson Tad. Jack McGill also convicted of first degree murder in the event, with two others still to be tried.
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Maryville
Cal
Weller
Loveless
D. Koples
Anderson, Tad
Jack McGill
Enna
Hotel sale to fund new million dollar Frederick project
The article notes Wachier, once proprietor of a cigar store in the Hampton Hotel trading, has sold the New Cy Hotel in Frederick to a company forming to build a million dollar hotel in the town, according to a trusted source. Details on Webley and names are partial due to partial text.
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Mulls Wotel
Wachier
UO Ciger
Hampton Hotel
Wat
Seara
Frederick
Timn
Webley
Jeane Rau
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E& Prices
Maticee Avening
Maryland Symphony Orchestra
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THO
Bollels Machine
Eyenihays
Ite
Rte
the Colonia New V Theatre
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Ange Ane Mreilerey
Bret Eve
Dren
Mattle End
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Robertson Gola
America
Pathe News
Frothinghant
Peter Kyne
Fathu News and Comedy
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Plonsera
David Wark Griffith
Lillian Gish
Richard Bartheless
May
MIR
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Carter Nehaven
NEW Cons Academy
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Phillips Oppenheim
Washington Cotunty
Near East Relief
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