Screen Reviews From Wilmette Life 1924 Stage And Screen
Reviews of the week cover the films Those Who Dance at First National starring Blanche Sweet and Warner Baxter with Bessie Love, and Thy Name Is Woman at McVickers Theatre featuring Barbara LaMarr. The piece also notes Claire Windsor’s rise after an ice accident and Lois Weber’s directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Theatre
Tom Ince
Blanche Sweet
Anna Christie
Warner Baxter
Bessie Love
McVickers Theatre
Barbara LaMarr
Ramon Novarro
Robert Edeson
Claire Windsor
Cawker City
Kas
Seattle
Los Angeles
Lois Weber
Miss Windsor
Miss Lucille LaVerne Donates Play Proceeds for School
Miss LaVerne portrays a mountaineer mother and adopts a mountain girl in a stage comedy. She befriends Mrs Futrelle and the child, then supports Talwah Falls school by proposing a benefit performance at LaSalle Theater. On July 8 she will give all proceeds to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille LaVerne
Daring Youth Heads Friday and Saturday At Howard Theatre
Bebe Daniels stars as the alluring wife in Daring Youth at the Howard for Friday and Saturday June 27 and 28 with Norman Kerry as her modern lover. The program includes The Telephone Girl and The Enchanted Cottage praised by Richard Barthelmess. Also on bill at Adelphi Campus and Adena theatres with multiple titles and casts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebe Daniels
Howard Theatre
Norman Kerry
H. C. Witwer
Richard Atthe Imess
David
Arthur Wing Pinero
Ree
May McAvoy
Elinor Glyn
Marie Provost
Adelphi
Adelphi Theatre
Constance Talmadge
Campus
Fannie Hurst
William MacHarg
Roussette
Hearst
International
Edith Roberts
Walter Booth
Mary Carr
Maurice Castello
Monta
Love
Norman Trevor
Flora Finch
Ca. Ee
Mpus
Light of the Mountains school aids Georgia mountain children
In Tallulah Falls Georgia the Light of the Mountains school educates over one hundred isolated mountain children in nine grades and teaches cooking sewing housework gardening and handicrafts funded by the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs at about ten thousand dollars annually. Mrs Jacques Futrelle widow of Titanic victim advocates expansion and once brought an 11 year old pupil to New York to see the play Sun Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Tallulah Falls
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Jacques Futrelle
New York
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Nue
New Yorke
Inspiration
Richard Barthelmess
West Point
Cort Theatre
Emelie Polini
Sadie
Robert E. O'Connor
Stratton
West End
Central St
Ridge Ave
Norman Keery
Daring Youth
N. W
Richard Bartelmess
Constance Talmadge “Goldfish
Nitanaldi
Matt Moore
With Lewis Stone
Irene Rich
North Shore
Orrington Five
Tice Orrington
Evanston
Illinois
Orrington
Jordan
Evanston Branch
Davis St
Cornell Motors, Inc
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