Grand Opera Soprano Marguerita Beriza Joins Selig Studio
Marguerita Beriza, famed Chicago grand opera soprano, signs with Selig Polyscope to become a motion picture star. Her four figure salary and past stage triumphs in Paris and New York mark a rare transition from opera to film, likely joining Chicago and Los Angeles studios early February.
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Lloyd directs Pallas Paramount with notable film wins
Mr. Lloyd leads the Pallas Paramount organization and has produced several winners for it. One of his best efforts is the cinematized adaptation of Booth Tarkington's successful novel The Gentleman from Indiana.
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Pallas- Paramount Organization
Booth Tarkington
Gentleman From
Indiana
Dramatic Cinema Illusion Grows on Audiences
In a Balboa film featuring Ruth Roland titled The Red Circle a Los Angeles audience member cried out a warning during a trap scene. The incident reflects how audience involvement is increasing as moving pictures become more convincing and immersive.
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Los Angeles
Ruth Roland
Boardman Named Star of The Social Buccaneers Play
True Boardman is chosen to play the leading male role in The Social Buccaneers, the new series by George Bronson Howard, which will co star Marin Sals and Ollie Kirkby.
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True Boardman
Buccaneers
George Bronson Howard
Marin Sals
Ollie Kirkby
Week of Quality at Paramount Theater
Paramount Theater presents a stellar lineup with Maclyn Arbuckle in The Reform Candidate and Mme Petrova in The Dam and the House. Valeska Suratt and Pauline Frederick headline subsequent nights with The Immigrant and The Eternal City, plus Fox features and the Paramount Travelogue, highlighting Lasky and Fox productions and lavish set pieces.
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Maclyn Arbuckle
Mme. Petrova
Valeska Suratt
Pauline Frederick
Robert B. Mantell
Genevieve Hamper
Emilly Stevens
Pallas Pictures
Arbuckle
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Edgar A. Guest
Paramount Weekly
Griffiths grand film plans and Destiny presentation
The article previews D. W. Griffith’s forthcoming mammoth musical and photodrama work and confirms an imminent release of Destiny or The Soul of Woman starring Saturday's star Emily Stevens. It notes audience enthusiasm and the decision to restage the photodrama due to patron demand.
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Satutay
Yimily Stevens
Mae Murray to Star in To Have and to Hold Film Debut
The Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company selected the film To Have and to Hold from Mary Johnson for Mae Murray's debut. It will release around March and employ over 1,000 extras as Virginia settlers and American Indians to create the atmospheric photoplay. Mills Murray, the former Ziegfeld Girl, headlines the production and marks a major Paramount investment on the lavish adaptation.
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Misa Suratt
Theodore Roberts
Famous Players Film Company
All Who
Mae Murray
Paramount
Mills Murray
Audi Hoes
Hig Peen
Nance O Neil
Nance O'Neil
Notable Films At Bijou This Week In Clarksburg
The Bijou weekly program features topical photoplays led by Jane Koy and Tully Marshall in Let Katy Do It, with Gray in the title role. Key Joe comedy The Great Pearl Tangle stars Sam Bernard and Hinta Durfee. Anita Stewart and Earl Williams headline My Lady's Slipper, Fatty and Mabel Adrift, and When Love is King join a four star lineup, plus Souls in Bondage and Musty Suffer as the second feature in the twin bill. films set in Paris era, Hollywood humor, and dramatic spots promise a rich screen week.
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Jane Koy
Tully Marshall
Katy
Jligs Gray
New York
Sho Las
John Emerson
Dm Pictures
Sam Bernard
Harry Griffin
Hinta Durfee
Tangle
Earl Willams
Anita Stewart
Paris
Francis Bunham
Theo
Fatty
Mabel
Earle Wiliams
Fatty” Arbuckle
Mabel Normand
White Alley photoplay by Essanay stars Harry Beaumont
The White Alley by Carolyn Wells is adapted into a Essanay photoplay featuring Harry Beaumont and Wilzabeth Hurbridge with Coquette in a dramatic romance. Dassie Trying sings the prima donna role in a new comic opera Come to Bohemia.
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Carolyn Wells
White Alley
Essanny
Harry Beaumont
Essanay
Wilzabeth Hurbridge
Coquette
Dassie Trying
Bohemia
Wild Wolves to Feature in Metro Film Action Scenes
Howard Truesdell spearheads a forthcoming Quality-Metto feature to stage dramatic wolf and moose chase scenes in a snowbound Maine setting. Wolves will be bred in northern Milne, trained in sled pursuit, and used with a meat drag to simulate a hunt, with a dummy used for the final death sequence.
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Fred J. Malshofer
Truesdell
Withill Snyder
Zoological Garedon
Central Park
New York
Milne
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