Lost a Wife leads Orpheum bill with Langdon comedy
The Orpheum opens a three day run featuring Lost a Wife directed by William de Mille with Adolphe Menjou Greta Nissen and a gala supporting cast. Also on screen is Harry Langdon in The Old Sea Squawk and a Pathe News reel.
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Greta
William de Mille
Robert Agnew
Menjou
Miss Nissen
Edgar Norton
Baron
Mario Carillo
Genaro Spagnoli
Eugenio di Lignore
Henrietta Ploud
Toby Claude
Marcelle Corday
Orpheum
Harry Langdon
Pathe News
Paramount
New Beauty
Greta Nissen
Abe
William
Aii
Norway
Barbara Frietchie Photoplay at Strand Theatre
Romance and history blend as Florence Vidor stars as Barbara Frietchie with Edmund Lowe as Will Trumbull in the new American photoplay. The Strand premieres next Wednesday amid fanfare over the Civil War tale and casting choices reflecting contemporary screen trends.
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Barbara Frietchie
Strand Theatre
Frend
Trumbull
Sweet Ft
Barra
Roducers
Barbara
Thal
Florence Vidor
Vidor
Edmund Lowe
Strand
Cast List Highlights Sidelined Performers in Wartime Drama
The cast includes Emmet King as Colonel Frietchie Louis Fitzroy as Colonel Negly and Joe Bennett as Jack Negly. Supporting players are Charles Delaney Gertrude Short Mattie Peters and Jim Blackwell.
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Emmet King
Colonel Frietchie
Louis Fitzroy
Colonel Negly
Joe Bennett
Jack Negly
Charles Delaney
Gertrude Short
Mattie Peters
Jim Blackwell
The Woman Hater Opens At Strand With Helene Chadwick
Helene Chadwick stars as a Parisian actress in The Woman Hater a photoplay praised for romance adventure and thrill. The three day Strand engagement follows her rise to fame and the impact on her admirers amid the city’s dapper set.
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Paris
Helene Chadwick
The
Strand
Lloyds Double Appears Today At The Orpheum
Local movie fans look to the Orpheum to see Billy Burns, Harold Lloyds double, perform in person this afternoon and evening and again Monday and Tuesday. The 60 year old mimic has Lloyd’s facial features and movements plus a vaudeville act of singing talking eccentric dancing and swiss yodeling that pleases audiences and outclasses recent local offerings. Burns will perform atop the Bannock hotel Sunday afternoon around 5 30 p m if weather permits.
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Orpheum Theatre
Billy Burns
Harold Lloyd
Mr. Burns
Boral
Lorraine
Pocatello
Burns
Bannock Hotel
The Bandit's Bride and a Baby Steal the Show
At the Rex Theatre the comedy features Fred Thomson and his horse Silver King but the baby takes center stage in the screening, with several other babies sharing the spotlight.
Bandit's Baby western comedy at Rex Theatre
Fred Thomson stars in The Bandit's Baby a high order burlesque and satire blending with a fast paced western tale at the Rex Theatre. The film features Thomson with his horse Silver King delivering comic scenes as a baby is left with him. Marion Jackson Leete Renick Brown source story Andrews directed the production and the cast includes a strong supporting lineup.
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Peeeie
Rex Theatre
Pred Thomson
Silver King
Silver
Bandit
Thomson
Marion Jackson
Leete Renick Brown
Fina
Andrews
Vil Quemado
Ince
Luck and bold chance made Milton Sills The Sea Hawk lead
Milton Sills credits luck for his rise to stardom in The Sea Hawk after a chance encounter with Frank Lloyd at the Los Angeles Athletic Club. Lloyd sought Sills and Wally Beery for the film, noting timing and size fit, and Sills believes the handshake changed his cinematic fate. Doris Kenyon co stars in It Want My Man at the Orpheum.
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Milton Sills
Bereen Carter
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Lloyd
Milt
Wally Beery
Wally
Theatres Listings At The Orpheum Strand Capitol Rex Auditorium
Sunday to Tuesday at the Orpheum Greta Nissen Adolphe Menjou and Robert Agnew in Lost A Harry Langdon in Old Sé Squawk plus Pathe News. Then I Want My Man at the Orpheum with Milton Sills Doris Kenyon Mermaid comedy Hot and Heavy and Pathe News. At the Strand The Woman Hater with Helene Chadwick Clive Brook and Hold My Baby. Barbara Frietchie Sheiks of Bagdad. At the Capitol Up the Ladder Rose of Paris The Beloved Vagabond. At The Rex The Bandit's Baby. Tonight Little Fantasy Revue company vaudeville at the Auditorium.
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Greta Nissen
New Paramount Beauty
Adolphe Menjou
Robert Agnew
Harry Langdon
Pathe
Milton Sills
Doris Kenyon
Man
Pathe News
THE
Strand
Helene Chadwick
Clive Brook
Florente Victor
Edmond Lowe
Barbara Frietchie
Sheiks
Bagdad
the Capitol
Virginia Valli
Winter Garden Girls
Carlyle Blackwell
Madge Stuart
Woman Hater at Strand Show Brings Parisian Drama
The Strand presents The Woman Hater starring Helene Chadwick Clive Brook and John Harron about a famed Parisian actress besieged by suitors and a reawakening romance with an American youth, a motherly meddler and a past heartbreak. A two reel comedy Hold My Baby? accompanies the feature.
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America
Marie Lamont
Philip
Marie
Miles Faversham
Miles
Up the Ladder opens at Capitol Theatre with Virginia Valli
Virginia Valli stars in Up the Ladder the Universal Jewel feature at the Capitol Theatre a melodrama exploring self sacrifice infidelity and ambition with a cast including Forrest Stanley Margaret Livingston George Fawcett Holmes Herbert Lydia Yeamans Titus and child actress Priscilla Moran a notable use of the Television phone in a screen version of the stage hit directed by Edward Sloman.
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Virginia Valli
Capitol Theatre
Wen Davis
Forrest Stanley
Margaret Livingston
Miss Valli
Miss
Up the Ladder at Capitol Uses Television Phone Innovation
Universal Jewel presents Up the Ladder starring Virginia Vallie at the Capitol today. Director Edward Sloman introduces a pioneering television phone device in the film, defying critics who called the idea absurd.
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Balhae
Greta Nissan
Illiam de Mille
Latan
Greta Nissenre
France
Meajou
Mbling
Ord
Chadwick
Lloyd's
Capitol
REX
Fred Thomson
the Bandits
Sills
John Harron
Virginia
Edward Sloman
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