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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1915

Page

16

Noted Stage Star Mabel Taliaferro Signed by Metro Pictures

Mabel Taliaferro renowned for Pleasant drama roles is signed by Metro Pictures to star in a series of Alicia feature pictures produced by Nolte Photoplays. She will be surrounded by a strong supporting cast of stage and screen artists. The move enhances Metro's high standards and adds another star to their lineup. Taliaferro, a famed and charming young actress, began as a child on the stage and has enjoyed a long, successful career. Careful vehicle selection aims to mirror her celebrated stage roles on screen.

Mabel Taliaferro Becca Sunnybrook Farm Polly Metro Petities Corporation Aletro Nolte Miss Taliaferro Metro Taliaferro

Balboa Studio Displays Growth and Ownership

Balboa is one of the world’s largest independent motion picture studios with a weekly production capacity of 20,000 feet of negative film and about 250 employees. The Long Beach complex consists of a dozen buildings on four corners at two intersecting streets, representing a $200,000 investment. The Horkheimer brothers are the sole owners.

Balboa Long Beach Cal Horkheimer Brothers

First Week a Success Hero for the Triangle

The Triangle films closed last night at the Bijou theater, praised by critics as high merit dramas and comedies. Directors D W Griffith Thomas L Ince and Mack Sennett guided the productions, with positive notices from New York reviewers calling the pictures delightful and remarkably staged.

D. W. Grith Thomas L. Ince Mack Sennett

Mutual Star and Vivian Rich Highlight Silent Screen Talent

An early cinema note profiles Mutual Star Vivian Rich born at sea and educated in Boston, praising her romantic screen presence and outdoor charm. It also references theater credibility, audience demand for high quality but affordable entertainment, and mentions The Ware Case production with Lou Tellegon in New York.

Boston Vivian Rich Areplean (Mutual Miss Rich New York Lou ‘Tellegon

Orpheum Week Brims With Grand Broadway and Film Acts

Orpheum theater markets a lavish weekly bill led by Robert Warrick in The Sins of Society a drama famed for its sensational ship sinking scene. Howard Estabrook and Kathryn Brown Decker star in The Closing Net with Paris pictures. Florence Reed headlines The Supreme Test and A Bay and The Cowardly Way wraps the week with two days of sensational entertainment.

Orpheum Theater Robert Warrick Ghubert New York Ifo Howard Estabrook Kathryn Brown Decker Henry Rowlands Paris Universal Henrietta Crossmar Dol Kitty Bellatrs Nell Harvey Gates

Burlesque on Opera Latest Chaplin Stunt

Charles Chaplin nears completion of a new Essanay Chaplin film titled Charlie Chaplin's Burlesque on Carmen in two acts. Early viewers say it is funnier than his prior works and critics note Chaplin keeps finding fresh, hilarious ways to surprise audiences with each picture.

Charlie Chaplin Chaplin Mr. Chaplin

Stanley in Darkest Africa film released in 7th episode

The concluding episode of Stanley in Africa, titled Stanley in Darkest Africa, marks the final centaur feature in the Henry M. Stanley adventures. David Horsley produced the film for Centaur features and Mutual distribution.

Stanley Africa Henry M. Stanley Centaur Features David Horsley Mutual

Director Robert B Shifts From Screen Villain to Kalem Credits

Former on screen antagonist Robert B now directs Kalem projects in earnest. Reportedly demanding absolute realism and meticulously rehearsing every tiny detail, he applies the same intensity off screen as fans saw on screen. His players describe the technique as uncompromising and transformative.

Robert B Kalem

Also Mentioned on This Page

I Metro Films Balboa Company Bijou Clarksburg Admir Evening Post Polly Moran Charles Arling Tris Angle Keystone Mutual Star Clarkshurze Bison Favorit Orpheum Management Florence Reed Pathe George Scarborough Mare Edmond Jones Charles Chaplin Triangle Film Service Dorothy Gish Eddie Foy Triangle Metta Garrison W. S. Hart Bond Woman Hale Hamilton Julia Dean Frank Keenan Roscoe Arbuckle D. W. Griffith Thos. d. Ince Keystone Sennett Triangle Films Jacob Born Act V. L. S. E. Masterpiece
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