Henrietta Crossman to Star in Robinson Grand Drama
At the Robinson Grand Tedar a charming American actress Henrietta Crossman will debut on screen in an emotional drama released by Paramount. She began on stage under Daniel Frohman who also guided her early film work in The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch. Crossman stars as the wronged wife in this headline motion picture.
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Paramount
Tedar
Robinson Grand
America
Henrietta Crossman
Paramount Cor
Miss Crossman
Daniel Frohman
Hatch
Tle
Gennetts Crossman
Topsy
Henrietta Crosman
Ae Harrison
Kleine
Officer 666 Brings Dramatic Family Tale to Robinson Grand
A powerful photo play unfolds the story of a mother forced to let her child grow up unaware of its real mother. The moral adds punishment for the other woman and humbling of the cruel father as mother and child are finally reunited. Tomorrow the Robinson Grand presents Officer 666, a fifth part Kleene American-made production known for lavish detail.
Orpheum Film Season Showcases War Pictures and Variety Acts
The Orpheum presents a wartime photo drama plus Chicago Tribune war footage showing Belgian, British, French action and shelling scenes. Proceeds aid the Red Cross. Also featured are Bijou offerings with Rose Coghlan, Ethel Clayton, Bryant Washburn, and Edna Marr in multi part films, plus vaudeville acts, a Casey the Fiddler musical, and several Edison and Kalem shorts.
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Orpheum Theater
Sealad
Chicago Tribune
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Belgium
Hed Cross Society
The Marble Heart and Other Plays on Stage Plans
The article notes Robert Manzin’s staging of The Marble Heart by George Lessey as director, following The Corsican Brothers. It mentions a couple marshalling to marry on the battleship New York, Megrue’s Under Fire with William Courtenay in Atlantic City, Aida Johnson Young writing for Morris Gest, Laura Hope Crews debuting in The Fighting Hope, Martha Morton’s The Three of Hearts in Atlantic City and Boston run, with cast including Nash, Har, Ladd, Yorke, Winthrop and Devereur. Lubin phonplayers prep a production of George M. Cohan’s work.
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Mence
Robert Mantell
George Lessey
Baggots
Aida Johnson Young
Morris Gest
California
Laura Hope Crews
Fighting Hope
Martha Morton
Atlantic City
George Nash
Julia Har
Schuyler Ladd
Blanche Yorke
Ethel Winthrop
William Devereur
Boston
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Clarksburg
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Sporting Duchess
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