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The Theaters! A Menagerie of 1920s Stage to Screen
The article reviews a bustling slate of tours and film programs featuring Maes, Verna Mersereau, and the Crane and Fairbanks company. It notes two part Kalem dramas, The Dance of Death and The Stolen Rembrandt, and highlights premieres at the Maurice Costello theater in Manhattan, with plans for Washington shoots and Wolfe versus Québec cinema. It mentions Tom Arnold in The Prince of Tonight, and details several upcoming showings at Bijou and Robinson Grand theatres across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersen
Mile
Verna Mersereau
Mersereau
Sdhki
Tom Arnold
Robinson Grand
Adams, Hough
Howard
LeComte
Flesher
Chicago
Prince of Tonight
Joseph E. Howard
Mr. Arnold
Case
Maurice Costello
Fort’ Washington Avenue
Manhattan
New York City
Vitagraph
Mr. Barnes
New York
Vitegraph Theater
Costello
Helen Holmes