Inge Directs Four at Onge Screen Batch
Thomas H. Ince, production chief of the New York Motion Picture Corporation, directs four new multi reel features. The Conqueror stars Willard Mack, Matrimony features Julia Dean, The East Act stars Bessie Barriscale, and Redeemed from Bondage stars Forrest Winant. The Last Act portrays a girl’s rise to fame amid obstacles.
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Henry B Walthall to star in Essanay comedy The Woman Hater
Henry B Walthall known as Poe of the Screen will appear in Essanay photoplays in The Woman Hater a three act comedy drama by Hobart C. Chef flelé-Taylor Chicago leader and author of The Crimson Wing Walthall gained fame in Temper the first Essanay drama giving him wide latitude as an emotional actor in scenes of love hate fear anger revenge and remorse.
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Poe
Essanay
Hobart C. Chefflelé-Taylor
Chicago Society
Tish Stories Filmed in Tennessee Mountains
E. H. Calvert and his company of Slanay players completed three months of picture work in the Tennessee mountains and returned to Chicago. Nearly a score of photoplays requiring a mountainous setting were produced, notable among them tales centered on the famous character Tish in Mary Roberts Rinehart stories.
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Slanay Players
Tennessee Mountains
Chattamooga
Chicago
Southern Company
Tish
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Woman Director Leads Edison Film Project
Miriam Nesbitt, a leading star, becomes the first woman to direct an Edison production. She begins a six week West and Panama exposition tour to film exterior and interior scenes for a four reel feature titled A Close Call. Nesbitt will star, direct, and author the work as she pursues the narrative.
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Panama Exposition
Limited time marriage plot tied to fortune at fair expo
A muddled excerpt hints at a plot where a woman must wed quickly to secure wealth, with Min Nesbitt promoting the tale at a world exposition. The narrative supposedly features trips to San Diego and a vivid Chicago underworld setting, including a canal voyage.
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Griffith Feature Week At Robimean Grand
The Robinean Grand showcases include The Escape with Blanche Sweet and Mae Marsh starring opposite Owen Moore and others. The program also features The Woman by William C DeMille, Greater Love Hath No Man, The House of the Lost Count, The Devil's Daughter with Theda Bara, and Griffiths celebrated works The Birth of a Nation and Avenging Conscience, plus Chaplin in The Bank as a Saturday highlight.
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Blanche Sweets
Dreces
D. W. Grifith
Miss Sweet
Mae Marsh
Owen Moore
Robert Harton
Donald Crisp
FA. Turner
Ralph Lewis
Mike
Able
Jesse Lasky
David Belasco
William C. DeMille
Emmet Corrigan
Edison
Thomas A Edison, Inc
Robins Grand
D. W. Griffith
New York
Paul Arrartrong
Aston
Eugenie
Blanche Sweet
Mac Marsh
Moore
Ae Chapean
Fancions
Ae Fe Bank
Miss Victoria Ford Joins Tom Mix Western Company
Miss Victoria Ford, a dainty motion picture favorite, has joined the Tom Mix western company of Selig players now located at Las Vegas, New Mexico. An accomplished rider, she excels in outdoor sports and her many friends will be glad to see her back in western roles.
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Tom Mix Western Company
Selig Players
Las Vegas
N. M
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Miss Victoria
Final Scenes of A Little Brother of the Rich Film
Otis Turner completes the sililation of Joseph Medill Patterson novel A Little Brother of the Rich starring Hobart Henley Jane Novak Maud George and Hubert Bosworth. The Broadway Universal feature opens in five reels on September 30.
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Joseph Medill Patterson
Hubert Bosworth
Mr. Bosworth
Jane Novak
Maud George
Hobart Henley
Felming Detective Play Staged by MacQuarrie at Univ City
A three act detective tale titled zoom is presented by George B. Hull and staged by Braces MacQuarrie at the Univer sel City studios. The work features Marjorie Beardsley and Kingsley Hene among the cast with MacQuarrie leading the production team.
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Marjorie Beardsley
Kingsley
Henea Rank MacQuarrie
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Dawn Starred in Famous Players Film Dawn Starred
Hazel Dawi known as The Pink Lady shifts from stage to screen with Famous Players in The Heart of Jennifer slated for August release on Paramount. Her dramatic range emerges from earlier comedies as Edith Barnard Delano crafts a tale of a devoted wife who sacrifices for her husband and earns his renewed respect. Belasco taps a Winter Garden chorus for The Boomerang, signaling Dawi’s rise to star status.
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Famous Players Film Company
Famous Players
Jennifer
Paramount
Clarissa
Miss Dawn
Edith Barnard Delano
Mary Pickford
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Paramount August program stars four top Famous Players
The Paramount August lineup features Mary Pickford in Rag released August 2 Pauline Frederik in Sold from the Russian of Georg Hrastov released August 5 Marguerite Clark in Helene of the North on August 19 and Hazel Dawn in The Heart of Jennifer released August 23 Each star appears this month in a notable screen production creating notable exhibitor excitement nationwide Paramounts plan to unite these stars in a single month is a rare screen event for the era
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Mary Pickford
Edith Barnard Delario
Pauline Frederik
Donn Romain
McReen
George Hrastov
Marguerite
Clark
Helene of
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Hazel Dawn
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Famous Players Eilmy Corporation
Jennifer
Edith Barnard Delano
House of 2 Thousand Candles in Selig Red Seal release
A five reel photoplay titled The House of 2 Thousand Candles from Selig Red Seal, adapted from Meredith Nicholson novel, touted as a top surprise story. Star Harry Mestayer leads with Grace Darmond John Charles George Backus Mary Robson Forrest Robinson Edgar Nelson Effingham Pinto co starring. Also mentions re issue of The Country Girl and Victor Morley sketch A Regular Army Man.
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Meredith Nicholson
Harry Mestayer
Relig Red Seal
Grace Darmond
John Charles
George Backus
Mary Robson
Forrest Robinson
Edgar Nelson
Effingham’ Pinto
Chaplin Film Announcer Praises New Farce Comedy
The flier touts a Chaplin style photoplay with riotous humor and clever spontaneity. It highlights Chaplin’s best antics and the production’s lively pace with playful fall scenes and witty on‑stage timing.
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Bennett Play Adds to Long List of Movels and Preys
Fragmented notice notes Bennett Play added to long list of released works including Hugo by Bennet, praised by critics. Mentions Jennett fame, Svengallinke, and department store scene, with uncertain cast details and misread titles.
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