Nance ONeil Engaged by Lubin Films for Series
The Lubin company secures Nance ONeil, famed American emotional actress, after talks led by Singhi and Lowry. A decision on her vehicle is pending as writers propose original scripts and possible adaptations. Edage Lewis will join Miss ONeil in Philadelphia to begin work upon finishing his current project.
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Monsrs. Singhi
Lowry
Laubin Company
Nance O'Neil
Lubin Company
Inc
Lubin
Anthony P. Kelly
Louis Reeves Harrison
Mark Swan
Daniel Hills
Daniel Carson Goodyman
George Hennesacy
Misa O'Neil
Edage Lewis
Gallup
N. M
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Miss O'Neil
Philadelphia
Tabin
Mise O'Neil
Mack's Musical Revue at the Odeon Engaged for Week
Mack's Musical Revue is booked for a week's engagement at the Odeon theater with three programs Monday Wednesday and Friday. The opening feature All in the Fog stars Tack Miller with J H McLaughlin and Mrs McLaughlin in comedy roles. The show promises good singing dancing and clever comedy as a polished professional company performs alongside feature motion pictures.
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Odeon Theater
Macks
Odeon
Odeon Ca
Tack Miller
J H. McLaughlin
Smoking Scenes Curtailed By SLI Smoking Scenes Curtailed
The Solis company curtails tobacco scenes in film releases to speed action. Mary Pickford headlines Oriental themed Madame Butterfly screening, aiding her screen voyage. Coar Tales is promoted as a new farce by Joni Graig, Boston manager.
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Solig Polyacopal Company
Hay Sslied
Tobadco
Solis Company
Mary, Pickford
América
Savesor
Cho-Cho-San
Miss Pickford
Fare
Joni Graig
Boston
Coar
Bijou Plans All Star Biograph Feature Series
Bijou schedules an all star Biograph program booking through the Kleine Wallingford series. The eleven star lineup includes Mary Pickford, Lillian and Dorothy Gish, Blanche Sweet, and Henry Walthall. The series features classics associated with David W. Griffith and Mack Sennett, with films like The Bungalo Bungle and The Girl at Tim's Place. The plan calls for a Tuesday start with twelve weekly showings, culminating in a major Knickerbocker three part feature and the famed Tillie tomato routine as a centerpiece.
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Edison Feature Service
Stont
Lst
Biograph’ Stock Company
Mary Pickford
Lillian
Dorothy Gish
Blanche’ Sweet
Edwin August
Pred .Mace
Mabel Normand
Mac ‘Marah
Henry Walthall
David W. Griffith
Mack Sennett
Jet Warden
Burr
Mcintosh
Tillie
God’s Country and the Woman to Be a Five Part Blue Ribbon Feature
Curwood Play Rollin 8 announces the western Vitagraph company will film Gods Country and the Woman from James Oliver Gur Wood. A topographical background will be shot in Alaska with a pack of wolf dogs prominent in thrilling scenes. The project aims for Blue Ribbon status across five parts.
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Sturgeon
Western Vitagraph Company
James Oliver Gur
Wood
Jem
Alaska
Theatrical Stars Support Miss O Neill Pictures
The Lubin company plans a special company of stars to back Miss O Neill and intends to keep the series of pictures featuring her intact as far as possible.
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Miss O'Neil
Lubin
Towne in Order 10 RealGM Build Realgm
A fragmentary summary describes a film project titled Towne in Order 10 RealGM Build Realgm with Abe to and a new company field. It mentions Pallas pictures, Indiana settings, Farnum in the cast, and the period style of Hoosier streets, courthouses, rural dwellings, churches, bell towers, and roofs. The piece notes scenic and spectacular elements obtained for the production.
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Abe
Molieel
Pallas
Geles
Indiana
Graveyard scene fuels comedy in silent film
A Chicago graveyard was used by the Selig company of players for scenes in a forthcoming comedy. The setting, though grim, is intended to drive the humor on the animated screen.
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Chicago
Selig
Fanny
Lewis-Oliver Go. Offers Plays At Popular Prices
The Raleigh audience enjoyed performances by the Lewis-Oliver Go. at popular prices. Their shows are described as equal to or better than many companies charging $1.50, with Web. and Sat. prices noted.
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News and Observer
Raleigh
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