Camera! (April 1919-April 1920)

Page scan 000337 from Camera!

Record Details:

Title:
Camera!
Date:
April 1919-April 1920
Publisher:
[Los Angeles, Calif. : s.n.]
Volume:
Camera!
Leaf #:
000337
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema and Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
California State Library
Sponsor:
California State Library Califa/LSTA Grant
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
One of the first film trade papers to be published in LA (instead of New York) and speak to the Hollywood production community. CAMERA never had the strong editorial voice of FILM MERCURY'S Tamar Lane or HOLLYWOOD REPORTER'S Billy Wilkerson, but the paper's sections profiling current productions, instructing aspiring writers about what studios were looking for, and providing the contact information for actors looking for roles can tell us much about how Hollywood operated in the early-1920s. -- Eric Hoyt, 2017
Date Added:
July 19, 2022
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CAMERA I The Digeil of the Motion Picture Induttr))" Page Eleven SYMPHONY THEATRE (Second week) Robertson Cole Co. presents Zaso Pitts in "Better Times" Made at Brentwood Studio. Hollywood Scenario and direction by King W. Vidor CAST Nancy Scroggs Zasu Pitts Ezra Scroggs Jack McDonald Peter Van Alstyne David Butler Henry Whittaker William DeVaull Mrs. Whittaker l^illian Leighton H. Seymour Ransom Hugh Fay The Most Suspicious Girl Julanne Johnston PALACE PALACE THEATRE Vitagraph presents Corinne Griffiths in •■A Girl at Bay" Made in the East From story "Hunt the Woman," by Joseph Gillomb Directed by Tom R. Mills CAST Mary Allen Blake Corinne Griffith Bruce Craigin Walter Miller Frank Gait Harry Davenport Thomas Gray Denton Vane Lieutenant Hooker Walter Horton Robert Craigin Robert Gaillard District Attorney James Costello Pazzyk Edward Elkas His Wife Anne Brody VICTORY THEATRE Oliver Films. Inc.. present Herbert Rawlinson in "The Carter Case" A Craig Kennedy Serial Story by Arthur R. Reeve and John W. Grey Released through The Consolidated Films. Inc. Made in the East CAST Craig Kennedy Herbert Rawlinson Anita Carter Margaret Marsh Cleo Clark Ethel Grey Terry Marcellus Mason Coit Albertson Ranee Dixon Kempton Greene Hugo Geist Joseph Marba Walter Jameson William Pike Shelby Carter Donald Hall Alma (Anita's maid) Gene Baker Emanon Louis R. Wolheim Storff D. W. MacReynolds Darky Joe Leslie Stowe Colonel Culpepper Franklyn Hanna Bull Rudkin Frank Wonderlee Count Von der Witz John Reinhard Julie (Anita's friend) Adrienne Richards GARRICK THEATRE Artcraft presents Robert Harron and Lillian Gish in "True Heart Susie" Made at Griffith Studio Story by Marion Fremont Scenario by D. W. Griffiths Photograplied by W. G. Bitzer Directed by D. W. Griffiths CAST Susie May Trueheart Lillian Gish Her Aunt Loyola O'Cor.nor William Jenkins, a Minister Robert Harron His Father Walter Higby Betty Hopkins, a Girl Wife Clarine Seymour Her Aunt Kate Bruce Sporty Malone Raymond Cannon QUINWS RIALTO Paramount presents Marguerite Clark in "Come Out of the Kitchen" Working title same Made in the East Story by Alice Duer Miller FIVE— 9G8 ROBBINS 8-7 Camera! Dramatised by A. E. Thomas Scenario by Clara Beronger Photographed by Hal Young and J. Monteran Directed by John S. Robertson CAST Claudia Dangerfield Marguerite Clark Elizabeth Dangerfield... Frances Kaye Paul Dangerfield Bradley Barker Charles Dangerfield. Albert M. Hackett Mrs. Dangerfield May Kitson Mr. Dangerfield George Stevens Burton Crane Eugene O'Brien Solon Tucker Frederick Esmelton Randolph Weeks Crauford Kent Mrs. Foulkner Augusta Anderson Cora Faulkner Rita Spear Mammy Jackson Frances Grant SUPERBA THEATRE FOLLOWING THE FILMS Universal presents Harry Carey in "The Outcasts of Poker Flat" Working title same Made at Universal City Story by Bret Harte Scenario by H. Tipton Steck Directed bv Jack Ford CAST Prologue and Epilogue Square Shootin' Lanyon....Harry Carey Billy Lanyon Cullen Landis Ruth Watson Gloria Hope The Play John Oakhurst Harry Carey Tommy Oakhurst Cullen Landis The Girl Gloria Hope KINEMA THEATRE Universal presents Dorothy Phillips in "The Right to Happiness" Working title same Arthur School and Allan Holubar Photographed by Harry Harris Directed by Allan Holubar CAST Sonia Dorothy Phillips Vivian Dorothy Phillips Tom Hardy William Stowell Paul ..Robert Anderson Seargis Hector Sarno Hardcastle Harry Barrows Forrester Winter Hall Mother Hardy Margaret Mawn Monte Stanhope Wheatcraft Selly Alma Bennet National presents Billie Rhodes in "The Blue Bonnet" Story and scenario by E. Magnus Ingleton P hotographed by Allan Davies Directed by Louis W. Chaudet CAST Ruth Billie Rhodes Martha Drake Irene Rich Jairus Drake Ben Wilson Sidney Haviland Stanhope Wheatcroft Caleb Fry William A. Carroll Anne Fry Gertrude Clair Silma Charlotte Merriam Dan Petterson ,Roy Bacon Danny Fowler Scott Beal GRAUMAN'S THEATRE Paramount presents Marguerite Clark in "Girls" Working title same Made at Morrosco Studio. Hollywood Story by Clyde Fitch Scenario by Clara Beranger and Alice Eyton Photographed by C. Van Trees Directed by Walter Edwards CAST Pamela Gordon Marguerite Clark Violet Mary Warren Kate West Helene Chad wick Edgar Holt Harrison Ford Mr. Loot Lee Hill Pprague Thomas D. Persse Lucille Virginia Folz Mr. Dennett Tom Ricketts Mrs Dennett Clarisse Selwyn Scarles Arthur Carewe PAGE MR. BRYAN She asked for water and they gave her — champagne. Yes. in thepe arid times. You see it was May Allison, and the scene was in the Averv Hopwood farce. "Fair and Warmer," which she is making into a screen classic for Metro. Avalanche, The — Elsie Ferguson. Apollo. Hollywood; Monday. Bare Fists — Harry Carey (Universal). Hollywood. 6724 Hollywood; Mon day. Better 'Ole— All Star. Windsor. 221 S. Western; Thursday. Cecilia of the Pink Roses — Marion Davies. Shamrock. 6th and Hill; Tuesday. Desert Hero — Roscoe Arbuckle. Iris, f5(i8 Hollywood; Saturday. Danger Game — Madge Kennedy (Gold wyn). Shamrock, 6th and Hill; Sunday. Eyes of the Soul — Elsie Ferguson (Paramount). Iris, 6.508 Hollywood; Sunday. Final Close-up — Shirley Mason. Apollo, 55.52 Hollywood; Saturday. Fatty's Wash Day — Roscoe Arbuckle Shamrock, 6th and Hill; Saturday. His Double Life — Sidney Drew. Shamrock, 6th and Hill; Saturday. Haunted Bedroom — Enid Bennett (Ince). De Luxe, 656 S. Alvarado; Wednesday-Thursday. Infidelity — Dorothy Bernard. Sham rock, 6th and Hill; Wednesday. Johanna Enlists — Mary Picklord. College, 5th and Hill; Thursday-Kriday-Saturday. Just Dropped In — Harold Lloyd. Shamrock. 6th and Hill; Saturday. Kingdom of Youth, The — Madge Ken nedy. College, 5th and Hill; Tuesday-Wednesday. Lion's Den, The — Bert Lytell (Metro). Hollywood, 6724 Hollywood; Tuesday-Wednesday. Let's Elope — Marguerite Clark (Paramount). Apollo, 5552 Hollywood; Thursday-Friday. Law 0 fMen — Enid Bennett (Ince I. Iris. 6508 Hollywood; Tuesday. Light of Victory— Monroe Salisbury (Universal). Iris, 6508 Hollywood; Wednesday. Little Boss, The — Bessie Love (Vitagraph). Lyceum, 227 S. Spring; Monday-Tuesday. Lamb and the Lion, The — Billie Rhodes (National). De Luxe, 656 S. Alvarado; Saturday. Money ..Corral — W. S. Hart (Paramount). Iris, 6508 Hollywood; Mon day. Windsor, 221 S. Western, Sunday-Monday. New Moon, The — Norma Talmadge (Select). Windsor, 221 S. Western; TuesdayWednesday. Other Men's Wives — Dorothy Dalton (Ince). Apollo, 5552 Hollywood; Sunday. Rescuing Angel — Shirley Mason. Iris. 6508 Hollywood; Saturday. Roped — Harry Carey (Universal) Shamrock. 6th and Hill; Thursday. Spotlight Sadie — Mae Marsh (Gold wyn). Hollywood. 6724 Hollywood; Thursday. Some Bride — Viola Dana (Metro). Hollywood, 6724 Hollywood; FridaySaturday. Secret Service — Robert Warwick. 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