Waterlo o hosts varied vaudeville and film bill
Waterloo shows feature a touring vaudeville road show with Hext's Orient spectacle and the comic duo Nip and Tuck, plus Seven Keys to Baldpate melodrama and new film lineups. Stars include Roth Whitlips, Paul Doyle, Anita Marceau, Ra Jordan, Lifford and Simon. Major theatre previews promise high entertainment value tonight and through the week.
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Three UG Shows at the Waterloo Theatre
Manager Busler arranges a strong weekly lineup at the Waterloo with the Chicago cast from the Olympic Theatre. Sunday features Sairy First, Hello Girls Frt Kick In, and Seven to Baldpate with matinees and nights. Friday presents Kick In, the year’s top farce, followed by Seven Keys to Baldpate on Friday afternoon and evening. The troupe tours after a 32 week Chicago run. Vulcan Coke advertised by All Coal Co.
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Maurice Costello First Film Star of Pittsburgh Origins
Maurice Costello born February 22 1877 in Pittsburgh son of Thomas Costello born in Ireland and Helen Fitzgerald also of Irish descent. He started work at eleven, joined amateur shows then a string of stock companies and Vitagraph. He pioneered slow motion acting, earned international fame, led Vitagraph tours, and cared for daughters Dolores and Helen with Mack Tresham spouse.
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Farrar IX Screen Debut by Hoston in Carmen Film
Three thousand people gathered at the Heston Symphony hall on Friday night to see a famous Carmen in a film about the operas, as Miss Farrar appeared on stage to a warm reception. The Boston audience showed strong interest in the high quality production and Miss Farrar drew an enthusiastic response.
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Fifteen Millions See Movies Daily
Fifteen million people attend motion picture theatres daily and weekly supply would circle the globe. Investment in the industry to exceed 100 million dollars. American plays dominate foreign-made works, drawing audiences abroad with atmosphere and action. Movies rival spoken drama, offering better entertainment at lower cost and shaping public opinion with a clean, uplifting moral tone.
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The Motion Picture Play As American Life Mirror
The article asserts cinema as a true conception of American life, contrasting foreign exaggerations. It notes film as a popular recreation for all ages and classes, and that while some productions are heavy, others are meritorious.
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Coming Attractions at Palace Theatre This Week
Palace manager Myers announces the coming week’s program with film titles and stars. Sunday shows When the Mountains Fall, then The Soul of Broadway starring Val eska Suratt on Monday and Tuesday. Phara features Myrtle Stellman in Wild Olive Sunday and Monday, Marguerite Clark in The Pretty Sister of Jose Tuesday, Donald Miran in The Voice in the War Wednesday and Thursday, and Hilda Spong in Divorced Friday and Saturday.
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