Berkell Players Return for Fall Stock Season at Waterloo
Charles Berkell announces the Berkell Players will open a winter stock season at Waterloo September 26 with an almost entirely new company. Davenport engagement Sept 19 precedes Waterloo, with potential return of Helen Lewis and Glenn Coulter. Plans call for all new shows, same pricing and performance policy, and Berkell to personally manage the Waterloo company.
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Opera House
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Mabel Normand
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Charles Fay
California
Big Cast in Hogan's Alley at Crystal Theater
Warner Brothers film Hogan's Alley arrives at the Crystal tomorrow featuring Monte Flue as a prizefighter. The cast boasts the largest number of world champions ever assembled, including Jim Jeffries Ad Wolgast Tammy Ryan and Ted Nid Lewis among the fight scenes.
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Hogan's Alley
Warner Brothers
Monte Flue
Crystal
Jim Jeffries
Ad Wolgast
Tammy Ryan
Ted
Nid) Lewis
Exit Grease Paint The Art Of Theatrical Make Up
The article notes a shift toward new electric stage lighting in Henry IV in a New York theatre. Modern lamps provide eight times more light with fewer shadows, reducing need for makeup. A Buressheet aluminum reflector and color filters enhance realism, even simulating moonlight.
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New York
Belleatre Tonight I Mitchell Circuit Vaudeville Review
Belleatre tonight features Crystal-Geo, O'Brien and Jacqueling Logan in Thank You at Palace Jack Hoxie in The Border Sheriff and Leatrice Joy in The Wedding Song with vaudeville. Rialto presents Elaine Hammerstein in The Foolish Virgin and a musical revue by Harry Ike Evans and his Rainbow girls. Strand showcases Charlie Murray and Geo Sidney in Sweet Daddies.
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Crystal
Geo
O'Brien
Jacqueling Logan
Palace
Jack Hoxie
Plaza—Leatrice
Joy
Rialto
Elaine Hammerstein
Harry “Ike Evans
Rainbow Girls
Strand
Charlie Murray
Sidney
The Heart of a Siren adds Barbara La Marr to bill
The feature line up includes Patsy Ruth Miller opposite Blue along with Willard Louis Louise Fazenda Ben Turpin Max Davidson Therber Spencer Griswold Frank Hagoey Mary Crarr Nigel Barrie and Frank Bond. Starting Thursday Barbara La Marr returns in The Heart of a Siren with Con Way Tearle opposite the star.
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Patsy Ruth Miller
Blue
Willard Louis
Louise Fazenda
Ben Turpin
Max Davidson
Therber Spencer Griswold
Frank Hagoey
Mary Crarr
Nigel Barrie
Frank Bond
Barbara la Marr
Jin
Con-Way Tearle
Brown Harvard and College Jazz Play at Plaza
Brown of Harvard stars in a Plaza engagement with Jack Pickford Mary Brian and William Haines supported by Francis X Bushman Jr Mary Alden David Torrence Edward Connally Gavin Williams and Ernest Gillen. Based on Hilda Johnson Young play. Comedy leads to big game thrills and college sacrifice with scenes in Boston subway college buildings Thames and stadium. Hoelden’s Fightin Alinf jazz act and Illini Orioles orchestra provide weekly vaudeville with dance numbers and radio talent plus news reels and special music.
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Harvard
Plaza Theatre
Jack Pickford
Mary Brian
William Haines
Francis X. Bushman, Jr
Mary Alden
David Torrence
Edward Connally
Gavin Williams
Ernest Gillen
Hilda Johnson Young
Haines
Boston
Thames
Hoelden
Danny White
Teddy Arkin
Lou Schwab
Illini Orioles
U. At.k
Hal Lansing
Fran Wqj
Calumet Rainbo Garden
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Ike” Evans
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