The Enemy Sex at Paramount Chicago Theatre Review
A critical rundown of The Enemy Sex from Paramount at McVickers and the stage links. The piece notes its mass appeal for viewers and the cast including Betty Compson Percy Marmont Huntly Gordon while discussing its themes of love and reform amid American influence on European cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Johnson
Betty Compson
Percy Marmont
Huntly Gordon
Manhandled at Mantlandledy McVickers Theatre Review
Tess McGuire a shop girl rises to a model life with help from worldly men then marries Jimmy Hogan in a melodramatic moving picture. Gloria Swanson and Tom Moore deliver convincing performances with Swanson showing grit beyond fine clothes. Ian Keith also contributes notable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess McGuire
Jimmy Hogan
Tess
Gloria Swanson
Tom Moore
Miss Swanson
Ian Keith
Majestic Vaudeville Delights Audience With New Acts
The Majestic stage drew steady crowds as three strong features impressed patrons. Jack Hanley 8 back delivered sharp comedy juggling while the O'Brien Sextette offered musical numbers with surprising singing talent. The Six Chicago Steppers closed as a lively headliner with popular and classical dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Jack Hanley
O'Brien
Chicago Steppers
Sea Hawk Exhibit Showcases Props and Attire
A display outside the Roosevelt theater features weapons, chains, and lavish garments worn by Milton Sills in The Sea Hawk. Items including pikes, bows, arrows, scimitars, boots, turbans, cloaks, and leg irons from the film are mounted for public viewing to illustrate the production’s thoroughness as described by Sai in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Sills
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Theater
Frank Lloyd
State Street
Sweeee
Cantey
Sai
Mademoiselle Midnight at the Howard features Mae Murray
Claire Windsor, raised in luxury, must sell her services after her family loses wealth. Three suitors, including money men, bid for her future while she loves the poor man. Cast includes Mary Carr, Tully Marshall, John Patrick Adolphe Menjou, and Robert Ellis with Mae Murray in Mademoiselle Midnight at the Howard on July 40 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Windsor
Miss Windsor
Mary Carr
Tully Marshall
John Patrick Adolphe Menjou
Robert Ellis
the Howard
Mademoiselle Midnight
Mae Murray
Gloria Swanson stars in Manhandled at Evans ton for one week
Gloria Swanson’s new Allan Dwan comedy Manhandled draws praise from critics in cities that have shown it. The Evans ton engagement runs one week starting Monday July 28 with notices promising Gloria's strongest comic performance yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Swanson
Allan Dwan
Evanston Theatre
Gloria
Detroit
Free Press
Charlie Chaplin
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Frank Tuttle
Arthur Stringer
The Howard to Show Lone Wolf and For Sale This Week
The Howard theatre lists pictures for Friday and Saturday July 25 and 26. The Lone Wolf stars Dorothy Dalton and Jack Holt in leading roles. For Sale opens Sunday July 27 for a three day run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Theatre
Dorothy Dalton
Jack Holt
Jack Holt “the Lone Wolf
Thy Name Is Woman at Adeph and Adelphi Theaters
The Adeph shows Thy Name Is Woman Friday July 25 and Saturday July 26 with Barbara LaMarr Roman Navarro William Mong Claire MacDonald Robert Edeson and Edith Roberts in a Fred Niblo production An Al St John comedy His Bitter Half screens after For Adelphi Sunday July 27 and Monday July 28 Antonio Moreno and Estelle Taylor star in Tiger Love The program continues Tuesday July 29 with What Shall I Do And Romance Range John Gilbert Then Wednesday July 30 and Thursday July 31 The Guilty One a mystery drama with Agnes Ayres on stage to screen adaptation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeph
Barbara LaMarr
Roman Novarro
William Mong
Claire MacDonald
Robert Edeson
Edith Roberts
Fred Niblo
al St. John
Antonio Moreno
Estelle Taylor
Adelphi
John Gilbert
Agnes Ayres
Those Who Dance and Being Respectable at Heyburn
The Heyburn theatre screens Those Who Dance for three days starting July 28 featuring Blanche Sweet as a country girl in New York underworld intrigue and an inciting plot to rescue her framed brother. Also showing Being Respectable begins July 31, depicting an American family rising from pioneer roots to urban wealth and respectability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Ince
Heyburn Theatre
New York
Blanche Sweet
Hayburn
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