Gaden Signs Gaumont Deal For Florida Studio Run
Alfred Gaden, a popular actor, signs with Gaumont Mutual for a Winter Florida studio engagement in Jacksonville and Hilo. He will appear in five Mutual master pictures opposite Gertrude Robinson, starting with As a Woman Sows. Gaden’s stage successes and screen roles are noted, including The Girl from the Golden West and The Count of Monte Cristo.
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Winter Studios
Jacksonville
Hilo
Mutual Master Pictures
Gertrude Robinson
Gaden
Miss Robinson
Mr. Gaden
the Devil
The
UN Mercutio
Bassania
D'Artagnan
Mr.Gaden
James O'Neil
Monte Christo
Celia Loftus
Mary Pickford
Villain Robert Conness Shines as Rector in The Crucifixion
Robert Conness, seen with Mabel Trunnelle in the Kleine-Hilson feature The Crucifixion of Phillip Strong, is praised for his vast presence. He once served as Raison studio’s official minister before a claim revealed his strong villain roles. He excels at both villain and rector parts, more than less pronounced characters.
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Robert Conness
Mabel Trunnelle
Phillip Strong
Raison Studio
First Love Lures Screen Star Back
Fabon De Twxe resumes film work after accepting engagement to star in a Tayid Horsley Mutual Masterpictures production. William Citford began in 1910 at Nestor photoplays and gained fame in dramatic roles and Shakespearean parts including The Prisoner of Zenda and When Knighthood Was in Flower.
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Horsley
Fabon de
William Ciltford
Zenda
Robert of
Sicily
King
Orpheum to Feature Camille and Other Big Films
The Orpheum theater offers a week of top vaudeville and photoplays led by Clara Kimball Young in Camille. The program also showcases Charles Keayne, Charles Ross in The Sanitor, London's Legacy with J Warren Kerrigan, a Gratt serial, and Excuse Me. Musicians accompany screenings with organ and orchestra selections.
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Orpheum
Clara Kimball Young
Shuberts
Count de Varville
Rupert Hughes
New York
San Francisco
Lmited
jThis
Charles Keayne
Charles Ross
Ross and Fenton
Senior Rivers
Sydney Roxenfeld
William J. Crane
Mr. Hass
Armand
Camille
Universel Company
J. Warren Kerigan
London
Por
United States
Perninary
Peru
Kerrigan
Gratt
George F. Marlon
Vivian Tackburn
Three Wise Men Impress With Campbell Direction
Thomas Santéch, long a popular Belle, returns in a pregnant moment of opportunity in The Three Wise Men. Colin Campbell directs the production with masterful stewardship, guiding a poised cast through a brisk, engaging run.
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Thomas Santéch
Colin Campball
Rowland Still Holds The Metro Pictures Theaters
Richard A. Rowland, president of Metro Pictures Corporation, retains ownership in a chain of midwest theaters before moving into the production side of the business. He still has them.
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Richard A. Rowland
Metro Pictures Corporation
Lewis-Oliver to Stage Good Night Nurse at Palace
Lewis Oliver players arrange to present Good Night Nurse at the Palace with two stars Marion Sins and Ollie Kirkby. Bronson Howard to write The Love Pirates for Kalem drama series produced at Grandale Callton studio under James W. Horne. Uncle Tom's Cabin special scenery and enlarged cast to run Thursday through Saturday with stock company presenting complete production.
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George Bronson-Howard
Bronson-Howard
Marion Sala
Ollie Kirkby
Miss Snis
Mise Kirkby
Kalem
Grondale Calltor
Nnn
James’ W. Horne
Tawle-Oliyer Company
Lewis- Oliver Company
Lula Wva
A New Fashion Via the Screen
A fashion feature discusses Dorothy Phil and Ixia Govotee modeling an imported wool sweater with glased kid collar and cuffs. The piece notes sweater styles on sale in the Unive Animated Weekly, highlighting knit shapes, plaits, and a turned back edge with a scarf extending to a shoulder.
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Dorothy Phillips
Ixia Govotee
Paquitt
Mion Philips
Unive
Moore to Direct Victor Moore in Paramount Picture
Paul Dickey, co author of The Misleading Lady, now associated with Lasky, will direct Victor Moore in a new Paramount film. The title has not been settled yet, and distribution will be through Paramount.
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Paul Dickey
Lasky
Victor Moore
Paramount
Marguerite Clark Stars in Mice and Men Adaptation
A damaged theater note outlines Marguerite Clark in a new screen version of Mice and Men. It highlights her as an orphan girl developing through the play staged by Fisher’s Film Company, with her notable stage craft in a dual Ute role and early opportunity for clever performance.
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Mark ‘Twain
Marguerite Clark
Thief Star
Fisyers Wim Company
Mins Clarit
JOSSE Lewis Cody Joins Selig Studios as Lead Actor
JOSSE Lewis Cody, 44, arrives at Selig Studios as a versatile leading man. He plays Donald Harvey in The Grinning Skull of Respectability, showcasing depth and range. Cody, owner of the studio’s new office, joins the Selig forces amid a wave of six cylinders and speed offerings at the outfit.
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Lewis Cody
Selig Studios
Cody
Donald Harvey
Poaniblo
Lewin Cody
Heathes
Selig
Iito
Selix Puto Club
Minter Leads New Mot Pass Feature by Columbia
Stars MI88 Minter The Bone of the Alley completed by the Columbia Pictures Corpora Mon. Little Mary. Mills Minter stars with Thomas J. Cat rigan as her leading man in this novel photoplay for the Mot Fo program.
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Columbia Pictures Corpora
Little Mary
Mills Minter
Thomas J. Catrigan
Heroine of a Moonshine Play Stars in West Virginia Tale
Gladys Mulotte leads in a photodrama adaptation titled In the Name of the Law. The story follows Daly Rudyard, a mountain girl, and Philip Dryden, a young aviator, in a plot set amid moonshine folklore and romance.
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Coors
Gladys Mulotte
Atar
Daly Rudyard
Joya
Philip Dryden
Notable character in Mustang film labeled dance hall girl Mudge
Little Nell Franko of the American Mustang company adds a notable characterization of almdom in the person of Mudge, a dance hall girl who plays an important and pathetic role in the newest two reel Mustang entitled In the Sunset Country for release on the regular Mutual program.
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Nell Franko
Mustang
Five Year Old Prodigy Stars in Metro Film Debut
Anita Snell, a five year old prodigy from Minneapolis, stars in the Metro film Mun oe Sout under director Mrs. Anne George. The child, renowned for writing sentences before four, studied at the Montana school in Washington and drew attention for her art criticism and stage presence during filming at a New York museum studio.
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METRO
X. Bh
Beverly Hayne
Mina Snall
Minneanolis
Minn
Elgus
Prion
Mins
Anne
George
Heron
Ofa Miusaum of
New We
Nano
Mi Miaiiary
Murouine
Mimi Anita
Mimi
Rimoe
Uableith
Jrork
Uistrot
Sea Génee
Horrors of War Pictures Highlight January Event
Fragmented text notes a January 7 screening or production titled Horrors of War. Mentions a mime or actor named Charien and participants Hanford Janie and Aller, with references to war imagery and attire. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Charien
Hanford
Janie Vt
Wioww Aller Ter
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