The Standard's Review of Theatrical World Highlights
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Orpheum Week at a Glance with Specials and Features
The Orpheum presents a mixed slate with dark splurts of the week. July events include Hurathia and Sat performances featuring Matthies and an evening program of organ music and instrumental selections. Elsie appears in Betty a Search of a Thrill, Anita Stewart and Earle Williams star in The Goddess, and on Wednesday Paramount shows Nie Man on the Box and Rootlens Mug. The grand World Feature The Best plays Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa
Elsie
Betty
Alonday
Anita Stewart
Earle Williama
Proadway Star Feature At The Lyceum This Week
At The Lyceum the Sunday and Monday program presents a three part feature The Girl Who Might Have Been along with a Chas Chapa comedy. Tuesday and Wednesday show Wm T Burns billed as the greatest lying detective Then a reel feature The 5 000 000
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Proadway Star
Wm. T. Burns
Keystones and Veiled Titles at Rex Sunday Show
Fragmentary OCR text lists playbill items for a Rex cinema program including titles such as The Black Leg and A Piece of Amber with days Tuesday to Thursday and references to Mutual Weekly Hue and Keystone Comedy. Readable names and show order suggest a local theater schedule tease.
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Mutual
Fine
At The Oracle A Parting Tonight With What the Hid Man Siew
A listing of showings at The Oraclea featuring several plays and serials across days. Includes What the Hid Man Siew, A Witch of a Salem Town, The Gun Who Had 4 Soul, The Black Box, Baby, and The Coricen Brothers in various reels and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Coricen
Plays and Players in The Sau in Request
Fragmented OCR reads as plays and players discussing a musical show in New York. Mentions Brandon and Jamins Market and a performance at a theater, with references to actors Anson and Misagihues and a line about a pleasant work in Milwowkes.
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Brandon
Rynat Wil
Jamins Market
Hennady Fay Fe Eerlell Fraie
Indudala Duoran Seeks Greece Studio Visit Amid War Delays
Indudala Duoran and her group await passage on the Dante Alighieri to Naples then Athens to accept a studio offer from the Greek king for the war’s duration. They seek financial guarantees and a stable income, delaying vaudeville plans and unsure when travel will resume, with a potential stay near Paris and the Seine.
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Inudara Duoran
Dante Alighieri
Naples
Athens
Frohman Wing Pinero and colleagues in London theatre scene
The passage chronicles social misadventures in London theatre circles. Air Arthur Wing Pinero joins dining with Frohman and others, a stranger greeting them and prompting humorous exchanges. It notes Lowry Morrison in the comic role of King Cole in Rumpelstiltskin, with Thomas H. Ince praised for meticulous direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry Morrison
King Cote
Rallet
Mr. Morrison
Jevlers
Thomas H. Ince
Gossip of the Films Exits and Entrances
The film world announces movers and shakers across posts and stages. Major figures like Henry Mortimer, Marjorie Wood, and Zelson Sears are cited with new casting and productions in New York and across touring companies. Atlantic, Shuberts, and Dillingham productions figure, with Anita Stewart, Mae Marsh, and Elizabeth Burbridge in prominent roles, alongside industry shifts at Ince studios and Mutual Masterpictures.
Popular film players in a famed production teased
The article gushes over a famous stage film production spotlighting actors such as Griffiths and Wall Brown and notes the show features leading roles by actors including Petey and Theo. It highlights a star-studded cast, with mentions of directors and production teams, and promises a chemically exact performance with strong support from the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanvin
Acta
Mr. Geriffith
Ees Wetinds
Mir Griffith Prefara
Bhnseif
Ehargeten
Ty Phony
Theo
Petey
Maya
de Taisies Shoery
New York Chatter on The Gartox and Broadway Theater Plans
The Gartox moves from film to an apartment home as summer plans unfold. Proceeds from The Lamb go to the Actors Fund. Marrison Square Garden will feature the largest New York screen with full-length movie projections. Washington Square players end their season with five top plays at the Bandbox. Florenz Ziegfeld Jr. may become Billie Burke’s business manager after contract troubles with Charles Frohman. John Bunny left $8,000 estate. he spent freely and backed failed ventures. Summer shows include Hands Up at Forty-fourth Street with Lawfield as star and ragtime composers behind the music. War delays some American tours to Australia, but many artists expect to visit when quiet returns. America shines in London with The Argyle Case success and Betty at Daly’s, Gladys Unger among the authors. Granville Barker’s Phigeneia at Yale Bowl draws critique of his method similar to A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
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Actors’ Fund
Marrison Square Garden
New York
Washington Square
Forty-fourth Street
Law Fieldg
Higar Smith
Australia
America
Loudon
Fred Terry
Betty
Daly's
Gladys Unger
Granville Barker
John Mason Stars in Jim the Penman on Film
The notable American actor John Mason and the stage success Jim the Penman by Sir Charles L. The film debuts June third with Mason and his screen supports Marguerita Leslie Frank Perry. The cast also features Harold Lockwood and Russell Bassett among prominent photoplay players.
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John Mason
Jim the Penman
Two Continents
Charles L
Frank Perry
Trig
Harold Lockwood
Russell Bassett
Elsie Janis Second Photo at Capri Theatre
Elsie Janis stars in a second screen production from Bosworth, Betty in Search of a Thrill, opposite Elsie Tanta as Jim Denning. Supporting cast includes Juanita Manson, Gerbert Standing, Vern Lewis, Harry Hays, and Robert Hiekmen. release pairs with a familiar screen favorite.
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Wisie Janis
Itty
Bosworth, Inc
Betty
Elsie Tanta
Owen Moore
Jim Denning
Hop Sweetheart
Juanita Manson
Gerbert Standing
Vern Lewis
Harry Hays
Robert Hiekmen
Charles Katin to Appear in New York Film Studio Event
Word arrives that Charles Katin will visit New York to appear at a film studio in Maliam Raima Garden for a two week run. The production offers $26,000 for Cheene qinpeiepht, with reports noting a lucrative but uncertain outcome.
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Chane
Charles Katin
New York
Malian Raima Garden
Choplhi
Chaplin Engagement Talks Fail for Garden Opening
Gilbert M. Anderson of Fort Dearborn National Bank and George K. Spoor discussed securing Chaplin’s appearance at the Garden opening. Spoor, traveling from Chicago to New York, reported the deal dead as six figures were needed, and the head of Arena Amusement refused to alter plans.
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Gilbert M. Anderson
Fort Dearborn National Bank of Chicago
George K. Spoor
Mr. Anderson
Los Apelles
Mr. Spoor
T. Prespurg
Arena Amusement Company
Presburg
Chaplin
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Cleveland Stock Company
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Helen Waite
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Orothy Donnelly
Meamdlia
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Hilda Sponge
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Er Mullen
Che Pak
Phavica Collinge
Arthur Hopking
Cie
Tia Mieldamich
Dore Anveral
Aed Machowe
Samara
Eter
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TVR
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Hamer Sotho
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Miss Burbridge
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Irene Hunt
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Ems
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Marie Walcamp
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Mary Fuller
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Ing
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Musical Directory
Fredric Moss
Col. Hutson
Tracy Y. Cannon
Cannon
Weber Academy
Chas
H. Peart
Alhambra Theater
Monroe
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Alma Bower
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H. A. Hansen
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Orpheum Orchestra
25Th St
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