Mary Pickford on Screen as Lead in Broadway Theatrical Feature
Mary Pickford stars in a major program featuring her latest film persona with an Irish American character, alongside Chéda Bara and Victor Moore in a Broadway showcase. The night includes a new Widest release program and a host of notable stars, with additional acts and a Paramount velogue.
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Wall Pontars
Mary ‘Pickford
Gatl Be
Chéda Bara
Victor Moord
Onday
Jena Leaky
Will’ Pyexant Dolar
Victor Moora
Commys Chininle Fadden
Aff
Bna
Cardon
Thi Charactar
Drdme
Increks
Il Kang
Jin
Dre Fitch
Seana Mary Waters
Gitta Company
Miss Pickfordides
Eithi
Mae Atiovonit
Demréas
Mirror Films Captains and Financial Contours Outlined
Mirror Films founder Harry Lambart leads a company with 2.9 million capitalization. The organization faces scrutiny over finances and its impact on the film industry. Two women are to be introduced in the stage version of Treasure Island by Jalen Eckert.
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Harry Lambart
Owl Company
Incor Films
Motion Plattice
Mirror Films
Inc. Thers
Jalen Eckert
Long John Silver
Honea
Actor Hank in early talkie era praised for Bijou link
In a 1920s era profile, T. H. Harriman or Heiress is cited as a wealthy American actor tied to stage and Bijou productions. The article notes his initial reluctance to enter motion pictures, his rise from stage work, and expectations of a debut in later motion picture ventures under Selig director guidance.
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Atlan Eceeare
Drathy
Exteri
Olle
Honia
Anna Heldy
Elsie Sean Thomas
Ae Ane
Rothers
Selig
Uok
Hanian
Tiovie
Avi
Vevstar
Motion Nisure Productions
Mirage Idea in Photoplay Builds Ghost Story Frame
A fragmented description notes Photoplay built with a Mirage Idea featuring a ghostly prairie spirit. The tale centers on a spirit wagon and a ghostly figure rising amid a deadly fight. Adventure escalates as a vengeful spirit seeks justice for wrongs in a western tale.
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Ieliver Tamne
Willian Wolbert Joins Vitagraph Studio California
William Wolbert, a noted Pacific coast director, joins Vitagraph at California studios to direct a two part feature drama The Wanderer. He selects William Duncan for the lead and George Holt as the rival bully, with Mary Anderson Hazel Budk iam Otto Lederer and Webster family among the principal cast.
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Willian Wolbert
sPacific
Tak
Thes Vitegraph Company
California
Wanderer
Mr. Wolbert
William Duncan
George Holt
Naota
Mary Anderson
Hazel Budkiam
Otto Lederer
Webster
Entertaining Southernt Ant Comedy Company Week Opening
Ta Froung's Souther ant presents a clever bill with four to seven young performers. The opening week features a musical farce and a Yankee Doodle Kid style act. The troupe promises charm and plenty of musical comedy as they entertain patrons at the Odeon with varied acts throughout the week.
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Obit Shad
Ei Hakany
Mbo
Belthiee Chiinkee
Atche
Ipatrons
Odeon
Palace plans electric board inspection during game
A chaotic note from Palace management promises a special telegraph report of a game progress and the new electric board. Palace officials invite inspections at the Palace theater mornings with no charge.
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Palace
Film publicity photos and upcoming roles for Cooper Cliffe
Photo stills, described as stilts, are used for publicity by the poster department. Cooper Cliffe, screen veteran linked with Henry Irving, will appear in An Enemy to Society from Columbia Metro and another Rolfe Metro project with Ethel Barrymore. Irving’s long career influence noted. Cliffe’s casting discussed. General Film Company continues standard motion picture production.
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Filmlana’ Vérnavilar
Cooper Cliffey
Irving
Riebindud
Hardy Cfiel Baster
Miss Barrymore
General Film Company
Web of Destiny to Feature Talize Pickford Friday
The Vitagraph company presents chapter 11 of The Web of Destiny to be shown Friday. Star Talize Pickford headlines the feature in a dramatic daily offering with prevention listed as a daily plan.
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Vitagraph, Company
Eros
Destiny
Talize Pickford
Thanhouser Victs Two Reel The Dead Man's Keys
Howard Mitchell, once Lubin directory, appears in a Thanhouser two reel feature titled The Dead Man's Keys. The short is marketed as a dramatic mystery product from the studio.
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Howard Mitchell
Lubin
Ime Beer
Thanhouser Studios
Hax
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Orpheum
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Rhubert Brady
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Universal
Broadway Venture
Mary Fuller
Lottie Parker
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Jack Bonavita
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Photoplay
Mirage
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Galifornia Studio
Southern Bealtiests ¢ Company
Wide Wilk
Clifee
Thanhouser
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Daust
Tighe Ae Iho
Ieklys
Matory
Jy Hartley
Ean
Bobby Hagens
Lg Wleetele
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