Romola Promises Glamour at Orpheum in Three Day Run
The Pocatello Tribune notes Romola arrives at the Orpheum for three days with Lillian and Dorothy Gish starring alongside Ronald Colman. The film, adapted from Geo Eliot, features a noted cast including Tito and Tessa, with a special musical score by Jack Derville and his Grand Orpheum Orchestra.
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Bebe Daniels Stars in Wild Comedy at Strand
Bebe Daniels headlines a lively Paramount feature at the Strand in Wild, Wild Susan a society girl rebels against authority with detective antics and romance Rod La Rocque co stars as the wild suitor. the comedy closes with a double feature Thundering Landlords and orchestra by George 8.
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J P Morgan in London draws crowds and rumors
London reports show J P Morgan returning to the city with fans and reporters filling hotel lobbies. The financier lives discreetly at 12 Grosvenor Square, with staff constant and his room prepared each night even when he is away in New York.
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Mary Pickford's Little Annie Rooney costume worn thin in screen tests
Mary Pickford nearly wore out the rags for Little Annie Rooney before filming. She tried on the costume for a screen test with many children eager to join the scene, leaving the outfit tattered from repeated use.
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Never the Twain Shall Meet at Strand Theatre
A Tahiti filmed South Seas romance Never the Twain Shall Meet stars Anita Stewart Justine Johnstone Bert Lytell and others. Maurice Tourneur directs with South Seas natives and interiors by Joseph Urban. The program also includes a two reel Our Gang comedy and live music by George Matieson.
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Strand Theatre
Anita Stewart
Jonne Birt
Justine Johnstone
Fugland
Dan Pritchard
Bert Lytell
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Lionel Belmore
Florence Turner
William Norris
Emily Fitzroy
Princess Jide Bourbon
Maurice Tourneur
Tahiti
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South Sea
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Joseph Urban
San Francisco
Our Gang
George Matieson
Cold Winters And Hot Summers Are Now Predicted
Piris October 17 AP reports Abbe Mortau at Bourges forecasts cold winters and hot summers as Europe returns to standard time. He claims seasons will regain regularity, with cold snowy winters and warm summers ideal for bathing, and predicts earthquakes in coming weeks.
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Great shuffle of property reshapes English shires
London report notes 1925 as year of mass land transfers as old county families liquidate due to taxes death duties high mortgage costs and maintenance. Brokers move vast estates into new ownership splitting estates into small farms and towns. One firm sells millions in weeks and brokers claim 2 million acres changed hands in Britain.
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Chana Hense
New York's East Side Mary Pickford Screen Play Praise
On the East Side critics recall Mary Pickford's latest screen effort. Annie Boone notes strong laughs and tears in the Capitol and nearby theatres as Pickford delivers one of her best stories to date.
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Chickie thriller heads to the Orpheum with Dorothy Mackaill
A sensational thriller titled Chickie featuring Dorothy Mackaill and a strong cast arrives at the Orpheum next Wednesday. The story follows a poor typist with ambition who rises to dangerous fame, supported by a Pathé era program and Jack Derville’s orchestra.
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John Bowers
Gladys Brockwell
Myrtle Bredman
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Jack Derville
Pheum Orchestra
Mary Pickford Leads At Theatres In Rooney And Rooney
At The Theatres 5 day lineup features Mary Pickford in Little Annie Rooney starting today with showings at The Bex. Other fare includes Lillian and Dorothea Gish in Romola with Jack Ville’s Grand Orpheum orchestra. Dorothy MacFain and John Bowers star in Chickie with Mermaid comedy Sleepate News. Also Bebe Daniels and Rod La Rocque in Wild Wild Susan and Thundering Landlords. Anita Stewart and Bert Lytell star in Never This Shall Meet with Our Gang in The Love Bug.
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Si Nee Oe
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Sleepate News and Orchestra
Bebe Daniels
Rod la Rotge
Susan
George Matheson
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Anita Stewart
Bert Lytell
Slum Realism in Pickford Returns to Ragamuffin Style
London reports on a reform mood as whiskers become a public risk in Hyde Park discussions. Police warn men to wear whiskers or face fines while crowds cheer the beaver fashion despite strict decorum.
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Five Points Tenement Life in New York Featured in Pickford Film
A fragment describes New Yorks Five Points as a crime center with diverse crowds and a Pickford film set at Rex theatres. It notes actors from many nations and colors, and mentions life in the tenements with fighting youths and police or guardians sometimes summoned.
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