Empire Week Attracts With "Tron Master" Feature
Empire presents a week of film attractions led by "Tron Master" as today's feature. The lineup includes Biograph, Kalem, Vitagraph and Lubin dramas and two reel features starring G. M. Anderson, Victor Patel, Tom Moore, Irene Boyle, Tom Mix, Goldie Colwell, Mary Pickford, and more.
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Empire
the Empire
George Ohner
G. M. Anderson
Victor Patel
Tom Moore
Irene Boyle
Soldier Boy
Claire McDowell
Kate Bruce
Charlies West
Anne of
Harry Meyers
Rosemary Theby
Lubin
Harry Dunkinson
Lillian Drew
George Ade
Maurice Costello
Mary Pickford
Biograph
Marguerite Joslin
Sophie
Hearst-Selig News Pictorial
Micky Flynn
Escape
Selig
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Lester Cuneo
Romaine Fielding
Warfield at Lyric in revival of The Auctioneer
David Warfield returns to the Lyric in a Monday revival of The Auctioneer with a large supporting cast. Al G Field’s Minstrels come to the Lyric Tuesday for matinee and night performances praised in Southern cities. The Birmingham News lauds Field’s company and its star lineup including Jack Richards and Johnnie Worland.
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Warfield
Lyric Theatre
David Warfield
David Belasco
Mr Warfield
Simon Levi
Hester Street
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Warfield
Birmingham
Jefferson Theatre
Beatty
Jack Richards
Johnny Worland
Bert Swor
Joe Coffman
Mr. Richards
Maggie
Johnnie Worland
North Pole
Panama Canal
al Field
Bert
Bert Snor
Coffman
al G. Field
AL. G. Field
Dan
Emmer
Pelham
Dave Reed
Poles
Billy “Suschs
Oan
Thomas P. Rove
Symp Lect
Abe
Carlyle Blackwell in Spitfire at the People’s
Carlyle Blackwell appears Monday and Tuesday in The Spitfire at the People’s Theatre. The four reel film from Famous Players, produced under Daniel Frohman, co stars Lionel Adams Redfield Clark June Dale and Lois Arnold. Also showing A Daughter of the Hits with Laura Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Blackwell
People’s Theatre
Edward Peple
Famous Players’ Film Company
Daniel Frohman
Mr. Blackwell
Lionel Adams
Redfield Clark
June Dale
Lois Arnold
Famous Players
The
People’s
Laura Sawyer
Blinkhorn
Comedian Max Linder Reported Killed in War
Cable from Berlin via Rome says Max Linder, famed silent film comedian born forty nine years ago, died in the battle of the Aisne while serving with the French forces. Reports note his fearless screen persona and his rise from declamation prize winner to Pathe Freres star with an annual income around seventy thousand dollars.
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Berlin
Rome
Max Linder
the Aisne
Linder
George Barbey
Comedie Francaise
Charles Pathe
Pathe
Mr. Linder
Pathe Freres
Southern educational groups to consolidate
Superintendent William F. Feagin reported after a meeting in Atlanta that the joint committee of the Southern Educational Association and the Conference for Education in the South favors consolidating the two organizations. Dozens of educators from across the region attended and supported the plan.
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Montgomery
Ala
William F. Feagin
Atlanta
Th Southern Educational Association
South
Feagin
Superintendent Bose and dispatcher move to new offices
The Louisville and Nashville office of Assistant Superintendent John Bose and the train dispatcher relocate from the Pollock building to new government street station offices with modern fittings for the New Orleans and Mobile division. The rest of the page reviews several film showings at the People's theatre including The Cloister and the Hearth and Blind Fate with four and five reels respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bose
Louisville & Nashville
Pollock
Government Street
New Orleans
Mobile
Rome
Nero
People’s
Charles Reade
Hepworth American Film Corporation
New York
Dreamland Opens Week With Photo Drama After the Ball
The Dreamland Theatre starts the week with the film After the Ball adapted from Charlies K Harris song hit. Herbert Kobey and Effie Shannon star, showing 3 PM today through Sunday night. Emett Green opens Monday with The Dashing Widow from the Emmett Green Company, plus eight musical numbers and a tango night Thursday with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland Theatre
Charlies K.harris
Herbert Kobey
Effie Shannon
Emett Green
Emmett-Green Company
Duction
Chappelle Company
Theatre Ag
Dreamland
Laborer Noah Harrison Files Bankruptcy Petition
Noah Harrison a laborer of Mobile filed a petition in the United States District Court on Jane Orday afternoon claiming assets of 266 dollars and no other property. An adjudication of bankruptcy was made and the petition referred to Referee R T Ervin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Harrison
Mobile
United States District Court
Jane Orday
R. T. Ervin
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the Iron Master
George Ohnet
Empire Today
G. M. Anderson and
Spitfire
the Peoples
Featuring
Herbert Kelsey and
Chas. K. Harris
Battle of the Aisne
Bose
Maude Emmett
James F. Green