Painted Woman and The Rosary At Ogdensunday
A fragmentary entertainment listing notes productions by Olga Petrova and a major company at Ogdensunday and Monday. The Mutual Anticated Weekly highlights The Painted Woman followed by The Rosary with Ke thlyn Wil Talme and a related Spott ers project, then The Mating with Reasie Barriscala and a Keystone comedy by Mack Sennet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jikart
Olga Petrova
High-Dasa Company
Metro
Hag
Kethlyn Wil- Talme
Allatar Company
Alhambra Presents Classic Reels Doors Open Weekly
At The Alhambra patrons can catch Marguerita Clark in Seven Sisters on Sunday and Monday with the fp shown. Wednesday offers The Goddess and Janet Beecher in Fine Weather. Friday features The Puppet Crown with Clure and Carlye Blackwall. Coming soon is Mary Pickford in Rags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruesiiy
Marguerita Clark
Seven Sisters
Goddess
Janet Beecher
Tna Clure
Carlye Blackwall
Mary Pickford
Lyceum Program Highlights and Features
The issue lists a week of theater and film shows at Lyceum Progtin and related venues. Highlights include "The Beautiful Unknown" with A Manny Pauly and Capt Kent's Seqta on Monday, the final episode of Black Vox on theme day, "The Romance of Thine" on Friday, and a three act drama with Lon Chaney titled Bound to the Wheel. Read about Fifty Years Behind and other features in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progtin
Jaishi
A. Manny Pauly
Capt Kent
Chleage Heitor
Black Vox
Lon Chaney
Nestor
Seaond
Cleo Madison
Suat Jim
Harry DP
Carey
Isis May Show Comic Program With Stars
A vaudeville style Isis program features Ethel Aravdin in At The Isis FONIGHT Affinitive anew comedy drama. In The Blood a Warner two reel feature depicts stunt life with faults. The Pratty Policeman offers Dot Farley in a good comedy. In Duted With a Duchess stars Charles De Forrest. Sunday and Monday present an all star program with Weber Vielda Tom Wise Pavla Edwarta Richard Carle and other World Film Corporation comedians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Aravdin
Warner
Dot Farley
Charle de Forrest
Weber & Vielda
Tom Wise
Pavla Edwarta
Richard Carle
World Film Corporation
Musical program listing performers and pieces
An archival program lists performers Sorrentino Nicolai Chambers Waldteufel Alford Herbert Gamble and others performing pieces including Gitano Solo by James Rackham, Hungarian Lusterl, Camp Meeting Band The Crusader March Alma Where Do You Live selection and Helor Bola satay with Muir Bousa Briquat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rackham
Alma
Grand Opera and Ballet Combine for New Company
Max Robinoff, managing director of the Pavlova Ballet, has completed the organization of a grand opera company to perform in conjunction with Ana Pavlova’s troupe during the coming season. The chorus and orchestra from the Toxton Opera Company are engaged, rehearsals will begin, and over half the principal artists are already contracted. The lineup includes soprano and mezzo-soprano Diinos, Marin Gay, Marie Keuznet nova, Ameliy Gall-Curdt, Magele Teys te, Louisa Villani. tenors Zonatella, Lasanro, Martty, Burllones. basses Buklanoff, Mansueto, Whomng Chumare, with conductors Moranzoni, Kaper, Schmid, Ordynski, stage director Branton, technical director Barbieri. Negotiations continue with other grand opera notables, including a top prima donna whose engagement may be announced shortly. The combined company, including Boston Opera cast elements, is projected as the largest ever assembled in America, with a dedicated special train for performances and a two-section relay train for transport. Auber and other operatic novelties are promised in an extensive repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Robinoff
Pavlova Ballet
Hag About
Ana Pavlova
Toxton Opera Company
Atars
Sopranoa
Mezzo-So- Diinos
Marin Gay
Marie “Keuznetnova
Ameliy Gall-Curdt
Magele Teyste
Louisa Villani
Giavant Zonatella
Ippolite Lasanro
Tecardo Martty
Burllones
Basson
George Bukla
Watton
Mile
Paviont
Tyan Ciuatine
Alexander ¥Olinina
Steph
Red Robin
Pred Wackson
Alle Plaskovietzka
Stasia Kuhn
New York
Bouse
Wharton
Joe
Pathe
Ameriti
Hagenge
Opera
Ballet
Pavlova Ballet to Tour North America in 1920s
The organization schedules a season opener at the auditorium in Chicago in October then performs in New York and Toronto. Proceeds above 35,000 will fund the Canadian Patriotic Fund while box office revenue supports public spirited elites in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other cities. The Pavlova Ballet and a premier Grand Opera Company plan charity performances.
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Chicago
New York
Lnsttun
Amlitorium
Toronto
Canaillan
Philadelphia
Pillsburg
Cheinwall
Columbur
Indianaporte
Detroit
Bt. Paul
Hela
Pavlova Ballet
Elfen
Claire in the Puppet Crown at Paramount NY theater
Miss Ina Cintra known as The Quaker Girl stars as the principal female in Ziegfeld's Puppet Crown, a romance by Harald MacGrath. The Puppet Crown opens at New Amert on Theater in New York, released by Paramount Pictures for the third time. Cast includes Carline Glackwell Christian Lynton Josare Carpenter John Alulium Georges Gebhardt Ton Forman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Cintra
Josare Carpenter
John Alulium
Georges Gebhardt
Ton Forman
Sen Cleo Ridgley
Marjorie Daw
May Ward Uses Movies For Health
May Ward, vaudeville headliner, promotes cinema as a health cure linking vitality to a healthy body and mind. Once finishing work late, she now resides in Germantown, Pennsylvania, rising early and spending days filming for Continental Photo-May Corporation in a shift toward outdoor scenes and healthier routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ward
Germantown
Fay
New Continental, Photo-May Corporation
Pathe to film Richard Carle play Mary’s Lamb
Pathe announces acquisition of the picture rights to Richard Carle’s dramatic suversa Mary’s Lamb. Carle will star in the Pathe picture, expecting strong appeal from his fame as a singer and lead actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
Richard Carle
Die Dramatic
Scenic Pixture Field Entry Shows Rocky Mountain Tour Plans
A fragment notes a new field in a scenic picture taken amid Rocky Mountains and other tourist spots. It mentions Thomas Macharule, Essanay in Kota Wave, and Dieta Parinim, with references to The Bird Of Vive and Alaska production in progress at New York Mo Home Merroe Corporation under Regie ald Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
America
Thomas Macharule
Twen
Jy En
Essanay
Kota Wave
Mr Pentherton
Dieta Parinim
Keystone actors and stage stars join silent film era
An article notes Eddie Tox and other figures joining Keystone Film Company with Mack Sennett directing. Claire Whitney praised as a finished artiste, having worked with Cohan and Hackett, while plans for lip movement training at the studio aim to clarify dialogue in silent films. Robert Edeson lauded for strong performances in William Fox production The Girl I Left Behind Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ver Sullivan
Thomas H. Ince
Eddie Tox
Af Note
Keystone
Mr. Foy
Apyear
Mack Sennett
Keystone Film Company
Los Angeles
Keystone Studios
Claire Whitney
Miss Whitney
George M. Cohan
James K Hackett
William Fox
William Farnum
Robert Edeson
Strongheart
Secen
Wiliam Fox
New Scheme in Moving Pictures by Rowland at Vetro
General Manager Richard A. Rowland of Vetro Pictures plans a groundbreaking simultaneous production of a feature film and a spoken drama from the same serial with the same cast. The project centers on Rolfe's play When a Woman Loves with Emmy Wheles starring, and staged under Charle Horan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Rowland
Vetro Pictures Corporation
Ralfe
Emmy Wheles
Charlea Horan
Horan
Rowland
Mr. Maddock
Rolfe Company
London Stage Notes by Frank J. Woolf
London notes review entertainment events with scattered names and venues. Mentions Actors' Souvenir Luncheon at Savoy Hotel, Robertson's Farewell, Matthews in the States and London revues. Includes references to vaudeville acts, theatres, and upcoming shows with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Woolf
London
Savoy
Mires Arts
Seagon
Yenturigs
Wilton Lackaye Stars in The Children of the Ghetto
Wilton Lackaye, aged thirty five, stands as a leading desi ealer of character parts on stage today. In The Children the Ghetto he portrays Rob Shemuel, a famous role, delivering a sympathetic performance. Lachaye trained for priesthood but chose acting as his profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Lackaye
Rob Shemuel
Gkilt
Mr. Lachaye
Fund Gains $20,000 for Actor's Fund Driven by Lambda All-Star Game
Daniel Frohman, president of the Actor's Fund, reports a net $20,000 from the Lambda All-Star Game held in June for the fund. Proceeds were directed to support actors in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Frohman
Actor's Fund
Beneft
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