The Standards Review of Local Theatrical World
The Standard provides a concise verdict on current shows and amusements, highlighting notable performances, venue quality, and public appeal. It notes standout acts, upcoming openings, and seasonal attractions shaping the local entertainment scene.
Orpheum Vaudeville Bills Staged Tonight and Week
Tonight at the Orpheum Pantages Vaudeville presents Sardeen King of Handculfa in sensational feats. Sunday features Twin Rede in big laughs. Monday to Wednesday stars Robert Martell with Geneve Stamper in His Unfaithful Wife. Thursday to Saturday offers Vanteges Vaudeville with another strong lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardeen
Twin Rede
America
Errat
Robert Martell
Geneve Stamper
William Fos
Vanteges
Triangin TV bill and stars at Ogden theater
On Friday and the following days the Ogden presents a Triangle program featuring Old Heidelbergs with Dorothy Gish and Wallace Reid. The bill includes Fickle Patty's Fall with Roxcon Arbuckis and Keystone players, The Triangle by That H. Ince, The Coward with Frank Keenan and Charlae Ray, and A Favorite Pal with Eddie For and the seven little Foye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nteday
Grif Ih
Dorothy Gish
Wallace Reid and Associates
Trangle Keyatones
Roxcon Arbuckis
Keystone
The Reform Candidate and The Picturization of Hades Showings
Local theater listings reveal a busy Alhambra Hippodrome schedule with previews for The Cheat and The Reform Candidate. Performances run Tuesday through Saturday with matinees, featuring vaudeville acts and a band, alongside a late show The Picturization of Hades on January 2.
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Raturday
IMippodrome_ vandeville
Fannie Wart Fin
Sizreela
Fricey
Appodrome
Hades
Charlie Chaplin and Isobar Tor on Broadway This Week
From Lyceumaguay to Broadway four reel features present Charlie Chaplin in In the Park The Shot and a marvel comedy Lizzie and the Beauty Contest Sunday and Monday Isobar Tor showcases The Scarlet Sin and The New Janitor Tuesday and Wednesday Chaplin stars in His Musical Career Neal of the Navy The Lion Bride Matrimonal Wins Thursday and Friday Chaplin in Mabel Married Life and The Broken Coat Saturday New Years Day Chaplin appears in A Gentleman of Nerve
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Bife
Charlie Chaplin
Gentleman
Neal of
The
Navy
Isis Theater Tonight and Week of Films at The Gettlin
A varied program at The Isis features multiple short and feature films across tonight and the coming days. Listings include three part Vitagraph dramas and comedies from Lubin and Vitagraph, Westerns, melodramas, and society dramas plus vaudeville style acts with a rich lineup for Sunday through Tuesday and into Thursday.
Twin Beds Tomorrow at the Orpheum
A lively farce by Ballsbury Field and Margaret Mayo titled Twin Beds is set to play at the Orpheum tomorrow. The show promises quick wit and sparkling comedy as an admirable cast brings the apartment life farce to New York’s stage, delivering a robust, laughter-filled performance.
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Ballsbury Field
Margaret Mayo
New York
Orpheum
Curly a Clipper Star Feature Debuts December 1
Lottie Pickford leads in Curly a three part Mutual program feature adapting The Woman From the Sky. Mira Pickford stars beside her as Arthur Brewster with William Jungell and Charlotte Burton in key roles and Eugenie Forde as Queen Hagar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womond
Curly
Lota Pickford
Eather
Mira Pickford
Licily
Mary
William Jungell
Miss Pickford
Arthur Brewster
Harlotte Burton
Mortney
Vivian Marston
Roland Mourtissey
George Periolat
Luke Lovell
Eugenie Forde
Carling
Queen Hagar
Rex Theater Showings Feature Chaplin and Shorts
Today the Rex Theater presents Charlie Chaplin in By the Sea and Trey O Wearis. Sunday and Monday show Art Acord in Tuck Parvin's Auth bel Author, Putting Paps to Sleep, and Cub Comedy Hearts and Clubs. Tuesday and Wednesday Curly and Lottie Wickford drama and An Auto Dungalow Fracas plus Mistake of Mammy San. Thursday and Monday The Diamond From the Sky There’s Gems In the Worst of Ya and The Conductor’s Classy Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Trey O’ Wearis
Art Acord
Tuck Parvin
Auth Bel
Cub
Hearts and Clubs
Tureday
Widnesday
Curly
Lottie Wickford
Mammy San
Notable Names Linked in Likely Photo Drama Credits
A fragment mentions Mrs McCarthy George Lisette Thorne and Marte srl forming support for a photo drama introduction featuring Arthur. Details remain sparse about roles or event date.
It Pays to Advertise and a Slum Rescue Tale
Brewster, a young philanthropist, rescues Curly from Mrs. McCarthy and fosters a new life for the girls at the Good Hope Mission. Isabel Morrister schemes for Brewster, Curly is wrongfully accused, but on deathbed confession Curly is named heir to Captain Peters. The play It Pays to Advertise runs at the Orpheum theatre January 8 and 6 under Cohan and Marrs with witty advertising wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Cohan Theatre
New York
Manhattan Isle
Brewster
Good Hope Mission
Curly
Mrs. McCarthy
Roland
Isabel Morrister
Isabel
Brewwster
Hartley Peters
Prewster
Tila McGraw
Mrs. McGraw
Captain Peters
Brewater
Hove
Orpheum Theatre
Cohan & Marrs
Banknese
ATRIA
Notice of debt liability by husband for wife
Notice states that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife after December 24 1915. Signed by Jonn Exerhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Exerhardt
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Ogden
Alhambra
Lyceum
Isis
Vitagraph
Potley
Firondho Rilly
Gettg
Hearst Selig Nova
Lubin
Edge of
Keeaway
Reete
Weaver of
Ciarbank
Ralem
Lottie. Pickford
Isis Theatre
Broncho Billy
Selig
Hearst-Selig News
Oapheum Theatre
Bec
John Scowcroft & Sons
Rex Theater
J. Warren Kerrigan
Adventures OF
Terrence
O'Rourke
Louis Joseph Vance
Oracle Theatre
Cohan
Harris
New York World
Fanny Ward
Rex