Balboa Plans New Series and Big Studio Films
Fallon area theaters outline upcoming Balboa productions including The Who Pays stories and The Who Is Guilty series with Neal Ritchoy guiding scripts. Box office captions note stages, stars, and multiple weekly features, among them The Shepherd of Kingdom Come, The Secretary, and The Heliet of Lucknow, plus musical numbers by Grzan and the Cadenza Orchestra.
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Ad Tressurer
Besgli
Cal
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Taihou
Qarlier
Neal
Gilly
Wam. Ritchoy
Falboa
Ritchoy
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Pidnager
Altversals
Pietura
Pathe
Rores
Camplella
Heliet
Lucknow
Francie Ford
Find Grace
Sleantioresat
Ara
Universal
Howart Henley
Pinan
Chaplin
Jim
Kimballie Meriter
Witton Tanna
du Maurier
Grzan
Barbara Fribtchie to Star Mrs Whiffen on Metro Show
Mrs Whiffen, famed for grand dame roles, will appear in Barbara Fribtchie in a Metro production. Mary Miles Minter will portray her granddaughter in Clyde Fitch's version and the poem dramatization. Whiffen, brought from England by Frohman, has long dominated Broadway elderwoman parts.
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Metro
Charles Frohman
New Cartoonist Graham Baker Threads for Vitagraph Series
Graham Baker, noted cartoonist and former newspaper man, wrote a motion picture comedy series for Vitagraph. The skits introduce a new screen character Foy and feature early titles The Patent Dontee and Sah Riller. The trio promises the sharpest onscreen laughs yet and is tied to a patent venture in release plans.
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Graham Baker
Vitagraph Company
Dontee
Ford Debuts in Detroit Film Project by Watson Players
Fred Abbott, Edison director of commercial films, arrives in Detroit with a Watson Players party to work on a sociological educational film for the Horn Motor Company. The project aims to portray how settlement and allied institutions transform the ignorant foreigner into a citizen. Cast includes Lenkey, Arnold Priscoe, and Benman. cameraman, Benman. The plan covers distribution through exhibitors and the Bord company.
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Fred Abbott
Commersal
Edison
Detroit
Watson Players
Horn Motor Company
Yord
oRott
Gindys
Lenkey
Tos
Cheirles Motos
Willian Jean Dumar
Arnold Priscoe
A Benman
Idieon Couipars
Hinkens
Fitz
Distrimtes
Nationwide education drive for Actors Fund to raise one million
The Actors Fund launches a nationwide campaign to raise one million dollars to endow its charitable work aiding sick, aged, and unfortunate members of the acting profession. Plans include general subscriptions, special performances, and support from clubs and fraternal organizations, with campaign HQ at Hotel Astor in New York City.
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Ania
Punt
Plana
Actors’ Mind of
America
Targa Ossato Jhe
Great Clocka
Hotel Astor
New York
Diamond from the Sky completed by American Film Lab
The production of The Diamond from the Sky is finished. Director W D Taylor issued the final cut and the full negative twelve miles long has been received at American Film Company's laboratories. The North American Film Corporation funded the project with a large sum to Roy L McCardell, and the production costs exceed all prior efforts.
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W. D. ‘Taylor
American’ Film Company
North American Film Corporation
Roy L. McCardell
Bell to Play in Universal Film
Digby Bell, noted singer and actor, is cast by Universal Film Co. to portray Father in their version of Father and the Boys. The project features Bell as the central light opera performer alongside supporting actors and rangers in a dramatic production.
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Bell
Universal Film
Digby Bell
Father
Wyilliam H. Crane
Universal Fim
Asig
Apocess
Sata
Rangers
Pete
Palace Theatre Stock Plays Opening Tomorrow
A chaotic OCR summary reports stock plays starting at the Palace Theatre tomorrow. It highlights performances of The Blindness of Baas and Quroidas in Block, with well known actors Lina Grandin, Jack Lewin, and Lewin Oliver players. mentions Avrom pantomime artists and a group of young actors, noting audience anticipation and production protection.
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Palace Theatre
Biock
Lawia
Wbig
Sam
Scens
the Palace
Lewis’Oliver
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