Theatrical Notes and Film Listings at Local Theatres
Smilin Fae Norma Talmadge stars in Emily Through with Wyndham Stand ing and Harrison Ford in dual roles. The Woman's Side stars Katherine MacDonald at the Strand. Foolish Wives, Erich von Stroheim's epic, shows at Rialto with a large cast and lavish sets. Charles Chaplin Pay Day opens at the Palace.
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Smilin Fae
Norma Talmadge
Emiliy
Strane
Wyndham Standing
Harrison Ford
Norma
Monyeen
Kathleen
John Carteret
Katherine MacDonald
Walt
Wirm Rivar
Rialto Theatre
Charles Chaplin
the Palace
Sundar
Chaplin and Tearle Features Highlight Week at Local Theatres
Chaplin arrives with a bravura program centering on the weekly pay envelope and a comic bath sequence. Conway Tearle stars in After Midnight at the Palace, a drama of two brothers and a wife’s deception in the underworld. Plaza lights up with Som Em Barnes in Burn ’Em Up Barnes, a racing caper with Hines and Carpent er. At the Vaudeville, Orpheum offers Miss Verna Mersereau and Co in Terpsichore and the Washington Trio in The Village Choir Practice, plus Tom Brown’s Symphony Five and the Gabbarts acrobatics.
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Chaplin
Hig
Edna
Purviance
Sydney
Mack
Swain
Phyllis"Allen
Henry Bergman
Loyal Underwood
John Rand
Alien Garcia
Conway Tearle
Lala
Wallace Philips
Gordon Phillips
Wallace
Gordon
Palach Theatre
Barnes
Johnny
Torphy Hines
the Plaza
Mr. Hines
Betty Carpenter
Raymond
L. Schrock
Edmund Breese
George Fawcett
J. Bar- Imey Sherry
Orpheum
Santor
Thres
J Vaudevile
Waterloo
Washington
Tom Brown
Gabbarts
Chas
Fred Lewis Charms Crowd In Fat Man Comedy Act
The fat comedian Fred Lewis wins cheers as he enters with two hundred and fifty pounds, playful on stage and forming an instant rapport with the audience. The program features round four of Witners Leather pushers on screen and a Silpetrated song by Frank Helms Waterloo Theatre.
Dempsey Seeks Rematch With Georges Carpentier
Paris May 6 AP Dempsey indicates a likely rematch with Georges Carpentier in London or Paris later this year if Carpentier beats Ted Lewis on May 11. The purse and forfeits are being negotiated by Jack Kearns and Francois Descamps while arrangements hinge on the Lewis Carpentier result. Dempsey says he will fight Willard or anyone else if offered substantial terms and requests ten months training.
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Associated Press
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Jack Damprey
Georges Carpentier
London
Carpentier
Ted Lewis
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Francois Descamps
Lare
Willard
Europa
Actor Resolve to Return for West Theatre and New York Film
Anxious to resume work the actor says he would prefer lingering in Europe but must fulfill a theatre engagement in the west and a motion picture contract in New York. He cannot afford to default on either commitment.
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Europe
West
New York
Sail Dates Signal Move From Paris to London to New York
The text notes plans to leave Paris for London on Tuesday and to likely sail for New York on May 18, indicating a transatlantic travel sequence with final destination pending. The fragment preserves the sequence of cities and dates as the core facts.
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Paris
London
New York
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