Flobazabelle on Screen in Stage Success
Flobazabelle, famed stage star, makes her screen debut in a Paramount photoplay adaptation of a stage hit. The Famous Players’ Film Company holds rights with George D. Mackias Papova and Jos n Hendricks among the supporting cast. production aims for a nationwide success.
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Flobazabelle
Will
Famous Players
Ed Widow
Vorster
Teast
Rayaliond
Hitchcock
Will Mike
Pollock
Rennold Wolf'n Tun
Fanioua
Piim
Tha Motion Piatura
Paramount Theaters
Ofi
George D. Mackias
Papova
Josn Hendricks
Baron Scorpios
Den‘Mulley
Cicero
Hannibal Butts
Raymond Hopck
Damaged Goods on Screen Sparks Nationwide Sensation
The sociological play Damaged Goods by Eugene Brieux, dramatized by Richard Bennett and cast, drew immense reaction after Seven reels were released by Mutual Film Corporation. The screen version features Bennett and Olive Spletom among others, delivering the original cast.
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Mr. Bennett
Mr.Bennett
Olive Spletom
Adrienne Morrison
Jim Aland Milton
Josephine Dit
Florence Short
Tacquerie Moore
Lewis Bennison
John Steppling
William Bertram
George ‘Berguson
Saints and Sinners in Vitagrand crowdway feature
Notable cast including Maurice Costello Leah Baird Adele De Garde and Garry McGarry star in Salata and Sinners under Ven Dyke Brooke direction. Based on an original manuscript by Oulda Bergera the domestic drama is slated as a Vitagrand crowdway later feature.
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Maurice Costello
Leah Baird
Adele de Garde
Garry McGarry
Ven Dyke Brooke
Oulda Bergera
Casino Girls at the Palace theater praised for dance and cast
A tabloid style review describes Casino Girls at the Palace theater with Alisa Dottie Dis and a twelve person company led by Eddie Lowry. The show features singing, dancing, and specialty work while vendors promise strong audiences and a Fleet of vaudeville acts. The program lists Miss Allen Agnes Allen Anna Wisner and others. The bill also includes Essanay Vitagraph Lubin and Ka lem offerings with dramatic and comedic interludes.
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Victorsoley Camoualfon Haealy
Waek
Towry
Alisa
Dottie
Playa
Ipatrong
Yarioun
eThanime Company
New York
Wouk
Edi Lowry
Tohnny
Ray
Arai
Mise Allen
Agnes Allem
Anna Wisner
All Va Crosse
Lala
LaCrosse
Jeansus Deine
Aliée Sohne
Howard Harrison
Palisace
Wood ‘Pictures
Mondsy
Willybelt Jane
Soll
Essanay
Lillian Drey
Richard G
Travers
Vitagraph
Lubin Willl
Sutey
Wally van
Nitra Frazer
Alice Hollister
Anna Nilsson
Harry Willarde
Robert G. Vignola
G. M. Anderson
Selig Obtains Injunction Over Unauthorized Play
The Selig Polyscope Company wins a temporary injunction in a suit against Mutual Film Corporation and American Film Company, restraining distribution of the play House of a Thousand Candies alleged to infringe Selig Red Seal The House of a Thousand Candies by Meredith Nicholson.
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Selig Polyscope Company
Mutial Film Corporation
American Film Company, Inc
Selig Company
Selig
Meredith ‘Nicholson
Hughes's Story Now Filmed at Kleine Studios
Rupert Hughes tale Canavan the Man Who Had His Way adapted for cinema at Kleine studios. Arthur Hoops stars as the political boss Canavan with support from John Davidson Cadbury Frank Belser Ruby Hoffman William Sherwood and Della Connor in the cast.
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Canavan
Rupert Hughes
Post
Kleine Studios
Arthur Hoops
John Davidaon
Cadbury
Frank Belcser
Ruby Hoffman
Director Taylor’s team shoots The Diamond from the Sky set
North American Film Company completes a mammoth photoplay shoot with 586 supernumeraries aiding fifty two stones of filming. Director W D Taylor leads the production of The Diamond from the Sky as filming progresses on the elaborate project.
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W. D.taylor
North American Film Company
Mammoth
Lashed to raft for photograph on Paramount film
A chaotic plan for a stunt in The Waits Pearl involved actor Misa Darnthe being lowered over a raft to simulate a shipwreck. The crew intended to toss him with waves while another actor posed as the castaway, with facial expressions captured on film.
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Paramount
Universal Enlists Richard Stanton For New Film Work
Universal engages Richard Stanton a noted baseball player and actor for ongoing film projects. Stanton will relocate to Los Angeles to star in a new Western tale opposite Myrte Gonzales. The pair are set to lead in a reel that showcases Stanton’s returning performance and Gonzales's continuing screen presence.
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Myrtle) Gonzales
Richard Stanton
Nes
Universal Wins
Los Angeles
Melis Film Company
Stanton
Inés
Whataniverses Company
Universal
Gllegishee
Misa Gonzales
Hera
Miss
English Star Joins Kalem Stock Company in Australia Tour
English star Roland Bottomley has joined Kalem stock, after a wide South Africa and Australia tour. He will star as Rodolphe in a famous extravaganza The Black Stroke on a leavél tour act production.
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Roland Bottomley
Eneligh
toWide Kalem
Bir
Bottomley
South
Souvenir Day at Grand Promises Broadway Stars and Drama
A Grand Theatre program highlights Frances X. Bushman and Marguerite Snow in Otis Skinner's The Silent Woman and Peter Parley. Violet Haming and Charles Frohman era works feature in a season with Kindling and The Modern Girl. The Souvenir Day offers Bushman and Snow photos and a featured appearance by Mrs. Bushman.
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Francia X. Bushman
Mr. Bushman
Marguerite Snow
Otis
Skinner
Valca
Miss Van Buren Stars In Silent Era “Many From Home” Production
Article reviews Miss Van Buren as a lead in multiple stage and film productions, detailing her career with Paramount and other companies. It notes her emergence as a standout performer in color productions and her collaborations with notable actors and directors of the era.
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David Hornley
Iname Georgy Ovay
Grane
Gibeon
Donna Rowion
Gibeohy
Captain Tack
Baul
Mlime Mabel
Kemrjazo
Atsthat
Einemavolon
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Helix
Tesyq Ti
Balboas
Yanlen
Pin
Chen
Vani Buren
Miss van Buren
Swith
George
Pretty Pagey
Heradit
W.siiharty
Janythine Elke
Harley
Musician Chaplin Impresses with Own Jazzlike Style
Charles Chaplin, famed comedian, displays a rare musical talent as he plays piano for hours, creating his own improvisations. Report notes his appearance in New York at The Liewane and mentions ongoing Bou series and a return to a standard reception, with continued sections in the next page.
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Charles Chaplin
Jovem Imheic
Anim da
Hafoan
Willeale
New York
Shale
Ats Aoato
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