Bijou Theatre Week Show Brings Sam Burns and Films
Bijou Theatre presents a notable film week headlined by Sammy Burns, a seasoned comedian known for slapstick and clever action. The program includes Jordan in a Hard Road with Frank Campeau, and the Kleine-Idlson company’s Wild Oats, with Malcolm Duncan and Alma Hanlon, plus a five reel drama emphasizing wine and women.
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Bface Fine Arts
Mr. Mac
Kleine-idlson Company
Malcolm Duncan
Alma Hanlon
Dustin Farnini Returns to Ben Blair Studio Work
Dustin Farnini, the popular Pallas-Paramount star, has resumed work on the film Ben Blair at the Pallas studio in Los Angeles after a postponement due to illness. He is back in production to complete his duties on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin Farnini
Pallas- Paramount
Pallas Studio
Los Angeles
Ben Blair
Max Figman and Broadway Stars in New York Review
Film and stage notes celebrate Max Figman's career from Daly to Cort with mentions of Dorothy Gish Mary Pickford's husband Ralph Lewis and Mabel Wiles. The program highlights include Fatty Arbuckle stars The Winged Idol with Katherine Kendred and House Peters and the Five Act Five Part features A Daughter of the City with Marguerette Clayton.
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D. W. Griffith
Fatty
New York
Roscoe Arbuckle
Ivy Crosthwaite
al St Johns
Man
Mek Sennett
William Collier
Weber
Fields
Sami Bernard
Katherine Knllred
House Peters
Clara Wiliams
Jacob Silbert
Harry Keenan
Pra Mace
Anna Luthor
Ms Unual
Metro Sign Mr Carrigan Signs With Metro Pictures
Thomas J. Carrigan, veteran stage and film star, has signed a contract to appear exclusively in Metro feature pictures. He will lead in The Rose of the Alley, shot in New York underworld settings, with Mary Miles Minter starring. He will also play the male lead in Dimples, now in production in Florida, followed by Love Triumph, a five act photodrama. Carrigan once headed a production company halted by the European war.
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Thomas J. Carrigan
Metro Feature Pictures
Mr. Carrigan
Metro Hannér
Ifo
New York City
Tattle Mary Miles Atinlor Ja
Dimples
Metro
Florida
Hia
Mr. Cardpan
Switzerland
Falls-Spotted Rail Drama of Fazards of Helen
The Hazards of Helen pushes the daring heroine Helen Gibbon through a perilous thirty foot rope climb on a rising drawbridge. A demented ex telegrapher pursues her as workers drop a rope, and she scales the swaying line to safety. Her night on the lonely station vigil ends with a climb to a freight train and a tense river bank chase.
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Helen Gibbon
Melen
Helen
Mality
Orion
Finve
Golden Chance film stars Cleo Ridgley and Wallace Reid
Cleo Ridgley and Wallace Reid appear as co stars in The Golden Chance, a new Lasky Paramount photoplay about a refined young woman who loses her status then encounters a world of similar people while keeping her true identity hidden from a suitor and her husband. Ridgley, a veteran with Lasky, previously starred in The Chordin Lady.
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NEW Lasky
Cleo Tridgley
Wallace R
Cleo Adgey
Wallace Reid
Paramount
Alaiaa
Eidin
Hit Abe
Ahata Atay
Mian ‘Ridgley
Lasky Company
Gossip of the Stage A flurry of cast shifts and new works
A mass of stage gossip reports Gracd 1 Rue staging a charity recital and songs for stock companies. Carrin De Mar debuts in Quick Action while Francia Byrne fills for Lowell Sherman in The Eternal Madalene. The Show Shop ends its run and Ethel Lavey heads to London in Stop Look Listen. Dion Boucicault becomes a London manager and plans a Somerset Maugham comedy featuring Irene Hanbrugh. Geraldine Farrar and Lou Tellegen reportedly to marry. A Napoleonic war play The Guns of Victory is announced by J. C. Francis. Kate Claxton receives a $20,000 bequest. Hall Caine's Margaret Schiller is produced in Atlantic City with Elate Ferguson touring Washington. The Lisboras re-enter management with moving pictures, Cyril Maude signed, negotiations with Mary Pickford. Co-respondent by Pollock and Wollman to be produced by B. A. Wellian Emily Wollman. James K. Hackett and Viola Allen in keynote. Twain’s Pudd'nhead Wilson becomes a motion picture with Theodore Roberts. Emma Trentini to appear in a new musical under Arthur Hammerstein in Italy. A new play The Head of the House by Shipman and Lipman and a Jewish domestic comedy Allie GeneEngaged by Hackett and Tyler for first NY offering. In Gold Type by Thomas Hoyne a feature in the month. The Show Shop stock cast returns. The Eternal Magdalene touring midmonth. Aida Johnson Young's Buried Treasure to open.
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Gracd
Rue
Carrin de Mar
Wketch
Francia’ Byrne
Lowell Sherian
Stackise
Ethel Lavey
London
Gaby Doslys
Dion Boucicault
Somerset
Maugham
Irene
Hanbrugh
Geraldine Farrar
Lou Tellegen
Napoleon
J. C. Francis
Kate Claxton
Hall Caine
Margaret Schiller
Atlantic City
Elateerguson
Washington
Lisblora
Pict
Cyril’ Maude
Thir
Mary Pickford
Alice Leal Pollock
Jin Wollman
B.A. Welly
Emily
Ann Wollman
James K. Hackett
Viola Allen Shakespenraan
Hipboth
Mark
Twain
Pudd’nhond ‘Wilson
Woon
Theodore Roberta
Manyourneon
Louis N. Parker
Han Beena
Emma Trentini
Arpa
Arthur Hammerstein
Italy
Frizee
Huffalo Jant Waek
Samuel Bhipman
Clara Lipman
Domentic
Allee Gnne
Hackett
Tyler
Producers
New York
Hero of Shark Incident Shown in Chaotic Water Rescue
A chaotic scene unfolds when a boat from Halboa reaches Unlypraal City during a beach incident. Crowds cheer as a rescuer named Lilad Peacock attempts to reach the wrecked vessel while a dangerous creature or mechanism appears to threaten onlookers and swimmers.
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Dirwetie Allen Gurtia
Halboa
Sin
Max
Ashor
Lilad Peacock
Sula Ramira Stars In New Picture Role
The article notes Sula Ramira starring in a forthcoming film produced by Wik Pictures Corporation. Barrymore is mentioned as part of the ensemble, with a lead in a Yellow and five part motif. Production moves quickly as recent trials influence casting and planning.
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Sula Ramira
Willd Davidaori
Wik Pictures Corporation
Sus Barrymoré
Wee
Matra Diteston
Fdwon Hin
Fragmented notes skim theater plans and names
The readable scraps mention Margaret Anglin opposing a screening, people like Louis and Maurie, Florence Wall, and Giovana, with references to plays such as Green Stockings and The Wonderen. The text reads as rehearsal chatter and cast namings amid disjointed fragments from a theatre column.
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Margaret Anglin
Gipey
Louis
Nora
Anna Fitsitigh
Ansa Fitafu
Mtario
Maurie
Florence
Giovana
David
Belasco
Zafnuola
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Barbara Frietchie
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Juliet Shelby
Kleine-Edison
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