Public Demand for Wooly West Plays Explained in Picture
A fragmentary passage questions why audiences seek the allure of Western cinema, debating how shadowy images on screen reveal primitive humanity, the appeal of “classic drama,” and the role of producers in elevating stage portrayals. It cites figures like Pietz and Galen Feie while exploring audience reactions and morality tales in early film.
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Thereseon
Weatera
Dima
Star Actress a Bride in A H Giebler's Story
A lengthy narrative recounts Myra Jones and Lily Parsons as they pursue film careers, detailing Myra’s transition from stage to screen, the rise of modern dance, and the challenges of securing roles. It covers backstage rehearsals, costume woes, and ambitions within the Broadway and movie circuits, with notes on competing temptations and industry shifts.
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Myra Jonea
Myra
Lily Parsons
Lily
Tory
Lavetier
Comera
Sivrala Seorhk
Weill
Broadway
Brooks
Olly
Flanaome
Desert
Tippee
Tibet
Mara
Answers to Fans and Photos in Arlington Notice
A fragmentary notice advises young aspirants to seek work through managers or casting directors, noting different systems and urging practical stage experience. Mentions Kathlyn Williams and Marguerite Clark among actors, hints at age details, and requests study of theatrical careers with a sample address in California.
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Wille
Arlington
Stork
Ira
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Exhel Clayton
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