Soldier of Fortune tribute inspires untiring hero
The engineer Mike inspires a tribute titled Soldiers of Fortune. The production was dramatized by Agousius Thomas. New York premiere at the Savoy Theatre in March 1993 featured Robert Edeson as King and a cast including Norman Kerry Clay Anna Q Nilsson Pauline Stark Ward Crane Itmak Wally Neddy Langham Willsee Beary Mondosa Wilfred Lancay Mel Dowell Fred Kohler Philo McCullough Captain Stewart Oxden Crane and others at the Plaza Theatre. Vaudeville and musical acts headlined by Garden brothers Grindell and Esther plus Marie Stoddard highlighted the bill at the Majestic Theatre. The Crystal Theatre showcased Eastward Ho with Lucile Lee Stewart in a gown designed with Parisian help. The White Man's Burden presented at the Crystal Theatre featured Captain Rand in The Desert Tale.
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Mike
Agousius Thomas
New York
Stobert Edeson
Charles Kohman
Savoy Theatrs
Norman Kerry
Clay
Anna Q. Nilason
Alice Langham
Pauline Stark
Hope Langham
Ward Crane
King
Itmak Wally
Neddy Langham
Willsee Beary
Mon
Waterloo Theatre Week Opens With Popular Stock Company
The Dubinsky Brothers stock company headlines a Waterloo Theatre week with songs like Girl of My Heart and The Old Fashioned Way. Hermann the Great, magician, performs, and the Selwyns present Three by Roi Cooper Me, with Norman Hackett and Mildred Evans in leading roles. Also on bill are Somebody's Sweetheart and a Fidace feature The Wife's Friend, plus a Gaumont Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Theatre
Rusty
Wateriooths
Selchens
Roi Cooper
Norman Hackett
Mildred Evans
Sothern and Matlow
Shakesperian
Burlington
Iowa
Selwyns
Harden & Son
Marie Newkirk
Sydney Chon
Tereshy Walton
Fidace
Inday
Iice
White Rock
Robert Grimwood
Lady Marion
England
Miss Dalton
Sheriff Neil
Gaumont Weekly
Desolate Desert Encounter Ends in Tense Standstill
A tense scene unfolds with a noble woman confronting a man in a desert setting. Her breath shakes with tumult and contempt as she notes his bare chest and the growing danger. The confrontation hints at violence and a decisive next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lau
Bbs
Emnvrase
Ung
Phe Steele
Garden Theatre Climax Stuns In Harsh Racial Drama
The scene unfolds as a controversial production by H. B. Warner portrays a white man torn by guilt and rebuke over racial injustice. A central figure denounces the white race as the woman with him gains freedom, culminating in a tense, accusatory ending that leaves the audience unsettled.
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H. B. Warners
Garden Theatre
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Lily ‘Garden
Scott
Seymour
Grindell
Esther
Lasalle
Reypt
Nile
William Russell
Lucile Lee Stewart
Miss Stewart
Mr. Russell
Crystal Theatre
Paris
Zaman
Captin Rand
Foreign Legion
Beverly
Lfe
Rand Kent
the Crystal
Plaza
Dorothy Dalton Star
the Palace
Herrmann
Wate
Harrmann
Hermann
Europe
Somendy
Atterlon
Violet Bexsey
Berta
Hichard Harding Davis
Plaza Theatre
Mr. Davis
Holland Furnace Co
Sycaasore
Huntsinger
Roberts Saxophone Orchestra
High Glass Ball Room
Banquet and Teception
Cal Huntsinger
Phone Black
Waterloo
BEROS
Minster
The
Dubinsky. Bros. Stock Co
Elmer Condy
the la Salle Musical Comedy Co
Will Oemay
Pathe News
Waterloo Theater
Soe
Harty
Doris
Jack Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
Dorothy Dalton
Paramount Artcraft
Fox
Sheriff
Nell
Oraey
Richard Harding Davis
Engineer Hero, Clay
Allan Dwan
Maydower Photoplay Corporation
Realart Pictures
Christie
H. B. Warner
Mzab
Sahara
Garden Orchestra
George Goldkette
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