Selwyn and Company Bring Farce to Academy of Music
Selwyn and Company present the comedy Fair and Warmer at the Academy of Music on Tuesday April 17. Avery Hopwood’s wrap of three acts promises broad humor and social satire. Tickets from Elvington's. Royal booked a week of Byrne and Byrne Musical Comedy with The Kodak Girls and The Crimson Stain Mystery.
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New York
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Kodak Girls
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Castles for Two Cow Comedy and Masque of Life At Royal
Lasky-Paramount star Marie Doro dispels a cow fear while filming Castles for Two at the Royal. The Masque of Life, a seven reel spectacular, arrives at the Victoria for three days after a Broadway run, with Evelyn and Rita Jolivet headlining and Pete the monkey as a noted performer.
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Broadway
New York
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la Scala
Milan
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Evelyn
Rita Jolivet
Hamilton Revelle
Pete
Civilization Preview Opens at Victoria Wilmington
The film Civilization by C. Gardner Sullivan, produced by Thomas Hince Ince, debuts at the Victoria in Wilmington with three showings starting Thursday. This sensational cinema spectacle is billed as daring and monumental, promising an immersive experience for local audiences.
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Thomas H. Ince
Wilmington
Victoria
Faces of Civilization Coreg tional in Motion Drama
Fragmentary OCR describes idealistic birth of millennium and universal peace through Christ. It praises photography as unmatched in motion drama and notes human faces revealing passions and motherhood in a scene about camp Todiler and offspring.
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