The Plaza Theater Week Eagerly Promotes Stars
The schedule highlights Marguerite Clark in Helene of the North at the Plaza on Sunday through Tuesday, Charlotte Walker and Frank Daniels next week, and Marguerite Clark again on Sunday at the Plaza with Edna Mayo. Major acts include Madam Adelaide Hermann and The Waterlillies at the Majestic, plus Al Garrell at the Waterloo and Yankee Doodle Girls burlesque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funday
Marguerite Clark
Charlotte Walkers
Kindling
Pel; Nay
Frank Daniels
Crooky
THE
Majestic
the Majestic
Adelaide Hermann
Hermann
Madam Hermann
George Dameral
Hanlon Bras
Superba
Tom Linton
Waterloo
al Garrell
Waterloo Theatre
Oud Clark
George Miltown
Clark
Alisten
Harry Hearn
Red Reese
Chauncey Obcott
Ed. Rentz
Anna Meek
Louise Marshall
Jennie Delmar
Max Figman
Eddie Foy
Family
Metro
Lois Meredith
C. W. Peterson
Dorothy Barnholdt
Omaha
Albert Chevalier
Jane Gail
Plaza
Bryant
Washburn
Edna Mayo
Mr. Daniels
Realism in Pictures Reaches Newspapers
A discussion on motion picture realism noting how early on screen depictions of newspaper life misrepresented actual practice. It contrasts crude on screen headlines and newsroom props with authentic details such as drum presses, reporters with notebooks, editors with ink, and other small newsroom elements, highlighting the gap between film and real paper life.
Majestic Season Opens Next Week At Majestic Theatre
The Majestic Theatre under Arthur Wrudenfeld starts the 1915 16 season one week from Sept 5 with Seven Princess Minstrel Misees headlining a varied bill including Norris Baboons and Kremlin Bros. Evening prices 10 20 30 cents. matinees 10 20 cents. Two nightly shows on weekends and holidays. Louis M Carvenan directs a five piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Arthur A. Wrudenfeld
Tun
Pire
Shrple
Mullen
Cogan
Majestic
Norris
Benny
Woods
Kremlin
Bros
Ening
Sharp
Louis M. Carvenan
What They Really Get: film stars salaries reveal the truth
The October Phataplsine exposes authentic film pay, noting Miss Mary Pickford earns about 2000 weekly while most stars receive far less. It cites Chaplin and Clarke as high earners and lists Clara Kimball Young, Florence Lawrence, Blanche Sweet, Norma Talm, Anita Stewart, and others earning 200 to 500 weekly. male salaries fall from 100 to 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phataplsine
Daniel Jolman
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Maude Adams
Charlie Chaplin
Marguerite Clarke
America
Clara Kimball Young
Florence Lawrence
Blanche Sweet
Norma Phillips
Anita Stewart
Stuth Stonehouse
Wram
Ibe
Weekly salaries of listed men in the article
The fragment lists weekly pay for several men: Warren, tigan at $400. Marie Withnn Saou Mars Falter at $500. Mabel Norman at $800. Chartia Chaplin at $1,200. It also mentions Jening men Like King Luggcott and others with unclear figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Luggcott
Wiwhers XN
Gushovan
Arthur Johnson
Maurice Costela
Au Chirkyle Whickwell
Warren Iertigan
Marie Withnn Saou Mars Falter
Mabel Norman
Chartia Chaplin
Young man injured in accident at station
William Rayfield, a young station worker, lost a foot and had another crushed after being struck by a moving train wheel. He is married with dependents and remains hospitalized, slowly recovering after amputation and medical care. The report also notes ongoing film industry anecdotes and local plant developments in the Wyoming Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilm Mayer Losks
William Ruyfield
Beth
Fis
Isis
Wowae Wat
Min Mau
Nan
Rayfield
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Palace
Francelia Billington
Keystone FonMedy
Betty Nansen
Nat Goodwin
Gigne Aven
WERK
Laura Andrews
J. Busby
MGR. Tel
al Gorrell
Urlesque
Yankee Doodle Girls Company
India
God
Prancelia Billington
Sam DE Grasse
Famil Theatre
the Grand
LAZA
Loomhower
Edna Mayo and
Bryant Washburn
Chicago Morald
Marenerite Clarke
Anna Mbedke
Photoplay
Thapling
Walthall
Mabel Normand
Chester Conklin
Mario Williamses
Mario Williamses and Pletorhil
Ethel Clayton
Viola Dagaan
Mo LaBaci
Mae Marsh
Che
Susquehanna River
Blue Mountains
Wyoming Valley
Switzerland of America
C. D. Boomhower
Chicago
Matinees
Hiatance
Arthur A. Frudenfeld
Gedar Valley
Ival
W. H. Mierner
Bands OF Music
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H. S. Stanbery
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