Leopard Lair tensions spark Jungle Zoo dispute
In a chaotic Scene at the Setig Jungle Zoo Tom the leopard asserts pride over his work in The Leopard's Lair while Sapho and Lizzie clash over credit and toil. The family quarrel spirals as actors from the troupe argue about roles, pay, and responsibility amid a restless stage life.
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Setig Jungle
Tom
Sapho
Sapto
Lizgle
Sapha
Lingiv
Love
The
Lizain
Tou
Lizzie
Leopardess
Prief
Senna
Miss Williams
Allus
Selig Jungle-Zoo
Raaah
Tungie-land
Diary of Helen Holmes Shows Daring Film Ventures
A fragmentary diary chronicles Helen Holmes in dangerous film stunts for The Flatards of Helen and The Richseney Meet. Entries describe leaping from trains, riding cantered bronchos, and surviving burns, with notes on rescues and close calls on cantilever bridges.
How He Won the Widow stage drama stirs controversy
Max Asher stars in How He Won the Widow produced by the Toker company. The plot centers on molding a son into a champion fighter, as he manipulates a widow’s fortune for sport. Critics note provocative themes and dramatic tension around power and manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Asher
Greman
Asher
Toker Company
Strand Theatre of New York A World’s Premier Motion Picture House
The Strand on upper Broadway, a million dollar theatre, hosts a daily crowd over 10 900 and Sunday attendance above 4 000. It opened April a year ago, seats 2 500, features a fifty man orchestra, a cinema organ, noon dansant for workers, and a weekly operatic soloist. It boasts diverse social patrons, youth and働 professionals, and claims attendance near four million in its first year.
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New York
Strand
Broadway
Beate
Youthsafoeg
Fifth Avenue
Huns
McMackin's Bet On Writing Any Subject
Archer McMackin, once editor of an eastern film company, claimed he could write a scenario on any subject. A friend doubted him and proposed a hash topic. McMackin then delivered a complete screenplay after two shares and collected a five dollar bet.
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Poo
Archer McMackin
Ome
Compan
Seenatin
McMackin
Wade
Great Gale of Gossip Drama in Madrid
A staged English adaptation from a Spanish drama unfolds in Madrid where three central figures form a triangle of husband wife and friend. The plot centers on the destructive power of gossip and falsehood leading to disaster and tragedy, amplified by social scandal and perception. The production by Mirae Labadie at the Apollo hall under Knights of Pythias auspices promises a refined dramatic experience.
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Harry Lonsdale
Los Angeles
Harry
Jose Iekeeeree
Madrid
Mirae
Labadie
Knights of Pethias
Jose Echegaray
Knights of Pythias
Scarlal
Spain
Waterloos Theatrical Night Shows Naval Spectacle and Maggie Pepper
The Waterloo Theatre hosts Lyman H. Howe's Travel festival featuring a dramatic naval demonstration of a Wyoming salvos and crew precision. Also on stage the Correll Stock Company continues with Maggie Pepper opening Easter Sunday set in a New York department store with Dowling as Maggie and Walter Thompson as manager.
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Wyoming
Lyman H. Howe
Waterloo Theatre
Philippines
Maggie Pepper
Correll Stock Company
Charles Klein
Joseph Holbrook & Company
New York City
Maggie
Miss Dowling
Walter Thompson
Happy Hulett
Villian
Lela Gorrell
the Waterloo
The Whirl of Mirth Ends Tonight at the Majestic
The Majestic musical comedy The Whirl of Mirth closes this evening after a strong run. Features include Eva Tanguay and Asahi acts with jugglers, magicians, and comedians. Tomorrow promises a grand program with rail life dramas and Keystone reels at Grand.
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the Majestic
Chicago
Eva Tanguay
Asahi
Kitamura
Fern
Rile
Travor
Goodwin
Riy
Marr
She Stoops to Conquer at the Palace Sunday
At the Palace on Sunday the sparkling Goldsmith comedy She Stoops to Conquer is shown with a delightful performance led by Jane. The production, a classic, promises lively humor and period charm.
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Miver Goldsmith
Jane
Gail star turns in She Stoops to Conquer adaptation at Plaza
Gail delivers Kate Hardcastle in London Film Company's four part adaptation of She Stoops to Conquer. George Loane Tucker writes and produces a brisk, well molded cast of many characters. Mary Pickford stars in Mistress Nell at the Plaza with dates announced for Sunday to Tuesday. Amateurs seek jobs amid skyscraper thrillers on a dangerous set.
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Mary Fickford
Nell
Gail
London Film Company
Oliver Goldsmith
George Loane Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Imp
Kate Hardcastle
the Plaza
Mary Pickford
Famous Players Film Co
George C. Hazleton, Sr
Audien
Ces
Paramount
Plaza
Man Who Couldn't Beat God Filming Risks High Platform
Maurice Costello and Estelle Mardo star in the Vitagraph feature The Man Who Couldn't Beat God nearing completion under Costello. For a wedding scene a cameraman's platform was erected and the principals stood exposed on a wind swept girder sixty miles per hour, risking their lives to add realism.
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Maurice Costello
Estelle Mardo
Costello
Mr. Costelly
Miss Mardo
Cleryman
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Pauline
Elie
Elaine
Histora
Metropolia
Creenridze
Cress
Hani
Pearl Will
Pathe Freres American Shark Company
Pathe
Miss White
Pantin
Parhe
Almant
Pinal
Iivers
Syian
Selig Oetir
Bern
Probiabely
Lillian Walker
Waterloo
Legion
Paties
Yiene
Dan
Coventry
iWoest Point Military Academy
Catan
Gaktern — Boutpor
Mary
Mia
Fbis
Clarence Chandler
Jesse Lo Lasky
Attle Keene
Chandler
Billy Quirk
Ipic Flayers
Prattis
Nex
Harry Myers
Rosemary Theby
Mies Theby
Miss Peak
Film Perils
Helen Holmes
Helen
Rock Creek
Pour Milton
Mme, Harriett Labadle
K. P. Hall
Iis
Keine Pictures
Oming Souu
Lhe Palace
Bluejackets
NG Ig
Gnght
Lyman He Howe
HOWMS
Naval Pictures
AY the Majestic
Nelson
Ufe
Reformation
Winnifred Greenwood
Ed Cowen
Keystone
Crystal Theatre
James Oliver Cucwood
Guy Oliver
Stella Razem
Fred Santley
TN Armor
Columbia
Chas, Giblin
Viva
Mark Asker
Gale Honri
Sampson
Canadian Mountains
Sydney Ayres
Heart of Lincoln
Paris
Francis Pord
Grace Conrad
Peggy
Ruby Miller
Peggy Pearce
Plaza Theatre
Mistress Nell
Gran
Winifred Greenwood
Ed Coxen
Mutual
Olga Petrova
Tigress
Famous Players
Miss Jane Gail
Harry Ainley
Charles Rock
Tom Wise
A. J. Busby
MGH. Saleen Aan
Sasoreere
Aviv Lipe
Savabes
Eaton Annie
Een Perery
Chas. Klein
Jason and Mouse
Third Degree
Asahi Quintette
Tilsley
Zelle
Marco
Pepple & Smlan
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