Sheridan shines in The Money Master role, critics hail
The Money Master features William Sheridan delivering a rugged portrait of a ruthless money king praised by William Winter as a standout American performance. Sheridan’s range across tough characters, from archbishop to trainer, anchors the film with a remembered, forceful presence.
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Universal City spotlight scores big with Julie Dean
Report on the premiere of a film based on Peter B. Kyne's story Re imhoistion. Julie Dean Broadway favorite features prominently. Reception at the Universal state theater opens strong with audience enthusiasm. Dean reportedly praised for her casting in the lead role and is seen as a standout for the part.
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Confers With Christie On Broadway Star Edna Aug
Edna Aug, famous on Broadway as a leading light in comedy, is now with the Universal in a play drawing her popularity. The production collaboration centers on her standout performance and anticipated impact on the stage run.
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Sunshine Maids to Open at the Odeon Theater
A quirky local theater note announces the Sunshine Maids will perform at the Odeon with a Zeal Collediane comedy and a 2-seated beauty chorus. A novelty special is planned during the engagement, with a program including a tuber ph novelty.
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Three Changes of Program This Week Schedule
The week features Monday, Wednesday, and Friday shows. Monday’s program includes a cheerful comedy billed as Folie of the Day. Tuesday’s details are unclear. A three part Jungle Zoo picture featuring Kathryn Williams will also be shown.
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Rose Tapley Honored With New Vitagraph Theater
A theater planned in southern Illinois will be named the Rose Tapley theater in honor of Vitagraph star Rose Tapley. The admirer, Mrs Jarr, urged Vitagraph to name the venue after Tapley and indicates if the initial theater succeeds, a chain of Rose Tapley theaters may follow across the region.
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Infatuation film adaptation by American Film Co
The American Film Company of Santa Barbara produces Infatuation adapted from a novel by Osbourne. Margarita Fletcher stars in the lead, following The Lonesome Hearts, and is praised as one of Osbourne's masterworks for its screen beauty and emotion. The Bobbs-Merrill novel was published in New York.
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Pauline Frederick Starred in The Eternal City at Astor Theater
Pauline Frederick rose to fame on stage before joining Famous Players. Her screen debut in The Eternal City, filmed by Famous Players Film Company, drew huge demand as exhibitors nationwide requested more of her work. The production ran two months in New York and helped elevate Frederick as a major dramatic screen star.
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Kitten Finds New Home After Orphaned Start
Beatrice Van adopts a gray kitten after it wandered into Santa Barbara studio grounds and became her constant companion. The young cat, named Tootele, stars in the Mutual program as a symbolic companion to Van, enriching the regular broadcast with its presence and charm.
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Finishing touches on The Green Cloak star Georg Kies pattern
Finishing touches were added last week to Georg Kies’s The Green Cloak featuring Rene Kenwick. The sensational opening scene promises strong drama as Miss Penwici displays notable talent in a mid narrative setup that reveals events prior to the film story.
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Marguerites Courtot Starred in New Ventures Series
Marguerites Courtot’s admirers will welcome a new series featuring her in a dainty Kalem role. The weekly episodes promise self contained stories with experiential encounters and will be released at regular intervals, keeping photoplay patrons engaged.
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Universal film casts Tina Marshall in supporting role
Tina Marshall appears as leading support for Edwin Stevens in Universal’s "The Man Inside" a Broadway production adaptation. The film features Stevens in a central role with Marshall in a prominent supporting capacity during its run.
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Hasards of Helen Producer Joins Kalem Work
Universal reports J P MacGowan, known for the Hasards of Helen railroad series, now engaged with Kalem Company. Details are sketched in a brief industry note, noting career moves and project alignment between the producer and the studio.
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Lubin Engages Clay Greene as Fifth New Director
Philadelphia table announces Clay Greene to join Lubin as fifth new director in weeks. Greene, educated at Santa Clara and UC, moved from literature to playwriting after early school and film interests. He will contribute to John Henry series and related projects as part of Lubin's creative team.
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Fragmented prose fragment from a era play review
The readable text presents a garbled discussion of a stage work named Mortmain and a cast including Addy and Robart. It mentions actors, a plot point about a tux and a wealth of dramatic vitality. The piece resembles a theater critique with evaluative language and scattered character references.
Moore and Notable Median Sequences in Photoplay Notes
A fragmented note mentions Moore and a cast of comedians connected to BromQway and Photoplay California. It references Leaky sixty and Victor Madre, with hints of Paramount production by Famous Players-Lasky. The text appears as damaged OCR with uncertain names and roles.
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