Blue Ribbon Program 16 Announced For November
A Harold Gilmore Calhoun written tale opens the Blue Ribbon lineup with a man who silences conscience after murder. Three Vitagraph photoplays for November include The Turn of the Road with Virginia Pearson and a major thriller lineup.
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Harold Gilmore Calhoun
Eve Johnson
Virginia Pearson
Joseph Kilgour
Lobby Connelly
Naomi Ghilders
Robert Gaillard
Willibe
Aiman
Gyrus
Townsend Brady
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Vitagraph Company
Pictures
Jstage
Alan Campbell
Nitter Aisleep
Costello
Robert Edeson
Fay Wallace
Tillian Burns
Charles Eldridge
John T. Kelly
Vivian Martin Feature at Orpheum Tonight
Vivian Martin headlines a new Orpheum feature “The Little Dutch Girl.” The French-educated Ucnan praises her talent as a gifted artist. Critics call her the prettiest, cleverest, and most beloved screen star, with growing photo and fan demand.
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Vivian, Martin
Orpheum
Atures
Orpen
Nivian Martin
Mons
Gen- Ucnan
Mise
Vivian Martin
Opifilon
The Golden Claw Debuts On Triangle Screen
Notable cast includes Besie Barriscale in debut under Triangle banner with Frank Als and Wedgwood Nowell. The film, an Ince supervised sociological drama from C Gardner Sullivan, centers on mercenary marriage and a love awakening amid dramatic upheaval.
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Besie Barriscale
Fredom
Triangle
Ince
Incéville Studios
New York Motion Picture Corporation
C. Gardner Sullivan
Thomas H. Ince
Barriscale
Frank Als
England
Jamatica
Mills
Golden Clay
Wedgwood ‘Nowell
Middle West
Contanteine St sudo production plan outlined
Fragmented text describes Another Company, David Horsley, and a csroducer organizing productions over two weeks. It mentions a contained plan and involvement of a Hirat,tortied company in the setup.
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David Horsley
cSroducer
Contanteine St Sudo
Hirat
A Mandess Job Reot Gt Acho L Bowden
A clipped OCR line notes names across a job context with uncertain fragments. The readable pieces indicate individuals including Bowden and L Acho, with scattered initials and an unclear task description.
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Acho L
Bowden Wo
Modern drama links music and film in ancient style
A long fragmented piece notes a historic move linking stage music to early cinema. It cites a meeting among George W Benyon, G Schirmer Inc, and major photoplay companies including Famous Players, Lasky, Morosco. Peer Gynt is highlighted as first to receive the musical honor.
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George W. Benyon
G- Schirmer, Inc
Photoplay
Famous Players Film, Company
Lasky Feature
Oliver Morosco
Paramount Pictures
Morosco
California
Cyril Maude
Palace Theatre Presents Musical Comedies on Greenwood Circuit
The Palace Theater flags a busy program with new musical comedies. James Burke leads a lively cast including Jack Hewesin Mable May Babe Adams and eight-strong chorus in a stylish production packed with bright costumes pretty scenery and a German dialect bit by George Fach. The show features Mohuay days and baseball game afternoons with vaudeville after games.
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Greenwood
Mable May
Babe Adams
Fach
Compan George Fach
Glarksburg
Mohuay
Hal ‘Corbin
Anadé
Li C.shunsvay
Apache Dance Revival Captivates Stage Crowd
The article discusses the Apache dance popularized by Joseph Smith and Kalem’s production. It notes strong audience interest, with reviews highlighting Smith and Hamilton as standout performers and praising the dance’s dramatic appeal on stage.
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Joseph Smith
Pete
Paris
Yin
Kalem Jhas
Sworth
Rane
Borzagh With Mutual Star Changes Employment Status
Frank Borsage, a well known screen villain, leaves his current studio to join Mutual. The actor, praised as one of the era’s grandest antagonists, is now affiliated with Mutual after a long association with another major company.
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Frank Borsage
Fim
Frank
The
Mutual
Ry Conceres
Eva Gerber
Grims and Gore Engage in Vaudeville Team Hire
A fragmented notice notes Grims and Gore enlistment in a George Kleine era vaudeville lineup. It mentions prominent acts like W. Alewne, Maxfield Mores, and the duo Sparks Wathon, highlighting the bustling circuit and Edwards stage history amid ongoing tours and public expectations.
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Jyroteam
Mt Iers
George Kleine
Patty
Bickel Andere i
Sof Geismanet Na Gore
Tfd
Maxfield
Etrumphar Noren
Vali
Almedy
Thatsickels
Wathon
Warkee
Iorens
Esanigme Entertainment
Dantes
Edwarde
Ches
Sefi
Great Street Scene in Pavlovur Picture
The Universal Film Manufacturing Company is praised for its large street set built to replicate streets from The Dumb Girl of Portics featuring Anna Pavlova. The article notes the elaborate preparation and the effort to meet production demands, with an accompanying illustration showing the set’s scale and fidelity to the original street.
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Universal Film Manufacturing
Meyer
Smalleys
Portics
Anna Pavlova
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