Over There to Be Presented Next Week
A Selznick phonograph production featuring Anna Nivitzon and Charles Flenman will be staged ten days after next Wednesday and Thursday, with no advance ticket prices. It was previously booked for July 24 at the Alani venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selznick Pianmnath
Anna Nivitzon
Charles Flenmian
Advertiseniit
Waracho
Church of Christ
Toledo
France
England
Harach
Chris- Wan Science Comforts
New York City
Chris Selence
Pershing
Hylatian Selentia Perahing Wowld
Berlin
Christian Science
Christian Seleice Sentinel
Sof
Lbeir
Christian Science Monitor
Atlantic
No Man's Land
Flanders
Silane
Orpanigatiog
Vimy
Lambra
Tlalf
Bullala
Rek
Hey
Bloodrounds in New Photoplay Unlikely to Attract Crowds
Teal Waudhuwnda hints several Great Danes crucial to the plot of Uncle Tom’s Cabin photoplay starring Marguerite Clark. Filming occurred in Bath, Maine with canine chase scenes shot under double exposure. Clark plays Eva and Topsy, supported by J. W. Johnston, Florence Carpenter, Frank Yosco, Luby Hoffman, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Tou'n Calta
Marguerite Clark
Douglas
Ilertz
Bath
Cella al Tw
Mias Clark
Eva
Topey
Cunable Playera
J. W. Johnston
Florenca Carpenter
Frank Yosco
Luby Hoffman
Fusanne Wis
Era
Austia
Hearts of World Has Child Artists at Orpheum
The article praises young Len Was, six year old son of Mr. Flint and Mrs. Charles Alewanidar, for his brave portrayal in D W Griffiths Hearts of the World at the Orpheum. It describes his perilous scene buried under plaster and lath during bombardment and his unhurt return, crediting the production and leadership of Griffith and the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander
Lee BaEn
Ihe Acteen
Moxanier
Flint
Charles Alewanidar
Pasa- Mena
Caly
W. Griffith
Orpheum
Elmort
Mtr
Griertth
Stack Ant Gast
Sandy
Linjo Dey
Draver
Chis Wittin Chip
Mr. Griffih
Toie Battlefielde
Risiby
Len
Ian
Manny
A Wife for Money in the Ogden Play Review
A plot driven drama contrasts two wives driven by wealth and desire. In New York Vincent Manion’s wife abandons genuine affection for money while a dancer’s love in Alaska helps him quit drinking and gain wealth. The piece notes the grim fate implied by a headline about 500000 victims in a looming death row scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Manion
Minttleway Ficusband
Finaily
Manion
New York
Alagka
Whitey
Hia
Bin
Atiy
Aha
Bim
Bix
Hlot
Christian Scientists in World War War Work Spotlight
James Arthur Beavey profiles Christian Science wartime effort led by the denomination to support soldiers and nurses. Across camps in the United States and in Europe, Christian Science workers provide welfare services, clothing, and spiritual comfort, while doctors and soldiers note the movement’s disciplined, fearless approach and rapid mobilization for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arthur Beavey
New York Times
Xeos
Henry Ford
Christan Seton
France
Red Crows
Y. M. IA
Columbus
Christian Science Denomination
Get
United States
Germany
Ciuzen
Nadlety
Chukehear
Toaton Organization
Woul
Army
Navy
Iauiga
Ula
Europe
Camp Vevans
Ayer
Mars
Christian Sciences
Flern Welfare
Christan Science Organization
Verakio
Camry
Down
New York
Glirker
Christ Science
Sind
Dad
Christian Reience
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Hearts OF World
Wx Weil
Krep Ile Folke
Néwapspery
Lund
Christian Science Church
Dutreyors
Anny
Fran- Hera
Paul Harseh
Ger
Annaiat
Ina
Gael
Mat
Dreseri
Matty
107Th
National Army
Prin
Tong
Orterly
Blank
107Th National Army
Cristian Sviones Robilers
Sony
Lin Vaeres
Ira
Joerg
Alhambra Stars
Marguerite
Clark
Tom’s
Paramount
Tom
Waikiki Beach
Zena Keefe
Jack Dunn
Utah
Boulder
Rhea Mitchell
Howard Hickman
Chester Travelogues
Fiji Islands
Ogden Theatre
John Mason
Leah Baird
Anne Luther
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