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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1916
Page
17
James Kirkwood, noted photoplay director, signs a contract with A Company Inc. He toured Santa Tina Yara, Cal, coordinating direction for future projects. Kirkwood brings a long stage and screen career including The Great Divide and The Girl of the Golden West.
OnovTions Balboa continues to vniaree. It han nearired adjarnant property where another Inegos warehouse Late hy ecnot ed. A recent addition to the property department consisted of more new furniture than is envered In stock, by all the furniture store in Long Teach, Cal. where the studio in located. The Ballon prop roome lave tong been the wonder of AL nleinre pro ducers who have seen them. Despite their xeaming complemexs, they are being steadily added to. "You can't get too much equipment." says is M. Torkheiimer, head of the Halboa Com pany. "'Propa' are un atuillo'n heat aa ret,"
The Balboa company plans a long run after Balboa's successful Mary Sunshine production. Crowds of children visit the Long Beach studio daily while Mary Smeldges in all parts of the country gains attention. A party from Cheyenne visited Los Angeles to view new scenes from Marry Carey’s company, as Universal film officials hosted them.
Norma and Constance Talmadge, Triangle stars, celebrate birthdays with Constance observing hers in April and Norma in May. Since joining Triangle in December, they have progressed quickly with Norma leading in films like The Missing Linke Martha's undiexizan Children in the Way Going Straight TM.
A long mixed program at Bijou features Big Jim Garitty with a six-part lineup including "A Perilous Love" and "This Floorwalker" with Gloria in peril and romantic twists. Robert Edeson appears Monday as the lead in a two piece program tied to new York reviews.
Lani Lovely makes a daring stage debut in Babble of the Malted a play noted for life on stage. Joseph De Grasne directs the production with Lan Chaney praised as a leading character actor in the cast.
Ambitions, Yada Marlo, is singled out by Blain Janis for her Mary Pickford lookalike resemblance in Balbas feature Blas. From early ladder positions, she advances at auditions, reaching near the top as her prototype grace captivates.
Mary Maclaren, a new face in photoplays, stars in a Bluebird screen version of Colline's tale Shoes. Lois Weber directs in a genuine discovery, revealing three pivotal weeks in a shop girl's life as she battles hardship and a child is forced to sell out for a pair of shoes.
A suit against Charles Chaplin and the Exsanay company remains unsettled over a contract dispute regarding a remedian labeled tour comedies. The plaintiff alleges the contract failed to deliver agreed performances and seeks remedy and damages.
Mina Constance Crawley, popular star of Ameri Mutual releases, is featured in a new dramatic work titled Bear. The two-act play delves into cow town cowardice and action, with Crawley noted for stage and magazine work and a broad fan base.
Transferred director Murdock McQuarris moves from the Aix Utoutbe role to American MutualNet production. He is slated to return in The Show of the Spade, a gripping psychological play about a high status man and a crime underworld scheme. Starred by Meten Roanon with support from George Gebhardt, Alan Porexty, and a strong company.
Etthel Mary Oakland, a six year old prodigy with golden hair, rises as a mother of the Thenhouser Mutual studio. She has stage and screen experience under managers like Kian Arlanger Henry Miller and others, speaks French Italian and German, and designs her own doll gowns while hoping to lead her own company.
Grace Cunard, star of the Invernal Ring serial, vies for popularity against Mary Pickford and Marguerite Courtot. The Toronto Sunday World notes Cunard’s natural beauty, claiming she uses no makeup and styles her hair naturally. Her single indulgence appears to be pink nails.
Edward J. Schuster, technical director at RolfeMetro studio, helped finish scenery for The Flower of No Man's Land starring Viola Dans on and The Purple Lady. He began as a map draughtsman, later moved to stage work and contributed to many spectacular exhibitions at Coney Island.
Movie star Margaret Thompson wins a dancing contest in the Triangle area, noted as a surprise victory by local observers and highlighted in society pages.
Barrymore and Doro headline at the Grand with Taliaferro in a new Lennox one reel program. The feature includes Marie Doro and a star cast from major studios in a Hollywood photoplay plan. The running order promises a lively night, with additional attractions and a preview of the season’s top talents.
The Wyde Bluie gram will release Honey J. Walthall and Jon Mayo in two feature films announced by George K. Bipot. The Little Marketee story by Charles Martiner Hock offers Southern chivalry romance with reconstruction-era tension. The program also teases The Return of Rye, Aroma, Garden of Eden tale, The Bugle Gal, Triangle Kay Toe, and Metro-Drow comedies, with Marie Doro in The Heart of Nora Prynn and other star appearances.
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