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....Flickerings From Flickerland....
JACQUES JACCARD PRODUCTIONS
SEASON 1920
Written and Directed by Jacques Jaccard
“The Great Air Robbery” Ormer Locklear
“Desert Love” Tom Mix
“The Terror” • Tom Mix
“Under Northern Lights” All Star
“The Throw Back” Frank Mayo
In Production
“The Tiger By Max Brand
Mable Normand is still writing songs (still by her press-agent). Her latest hit is entitled “After the Rain There’s Always a Dampness.”
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Ad in paper — “For Sale, Buick motor car, cheap; must have cash; owner going to Tia Juana. Call at once. Box 142, San Diego.” — And they call it life.
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William Fox wants to know if serials are really popular. — Sorry, Mr. Fox, ask Billy Duncan.
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Bob Warwick is starring on Broadway in “Dauntless Three.” — What’s
the matter, Bob, didn’t the movies take well?
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Want ad in 1950 — Will some kind person contribute an old bottle opener for the new Los Angeles Museum to complete the exhibit of U. S. History?
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Miss Vanderbilt is to go in vaudeville.— If society gets on the stage, acts will be worse than ever.
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A little secret on which good looks depend, “Wash your face every day.”
A lady was examining silk shirts at Eversoll’s, when she turned to Blanchard, the salesman, and said: “It doesn’t seem quite right to me that men’s clothes are coming down, and ladies’ apparel always going up!” And she bought three shirts.
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Charles R. McWilliams of Nettleton’s believes that it is better to stand upon good soles than upon one’s dignity.
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The undertaking business, without a “flu” epidemic,, is a stiff proposition.
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Ethel Broadhurst, the dainty vanity maid, with Rolin’s Film Company, defines T. N. T. as Terrible-NaughtyThoughts.
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H. B. Warner is in “When We Were Twenty-one.” — If a woman is in it she won’t live up to its title — they don’t admit it.
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Ad in British paper — “New hair quickly covers bald heads.” — Yet, so it does. Boy, page Mr. Baldy Belmont.
Sid Grauman says that good music is essential to the success of the cinema.— And we add if the cinema is good.
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“The Five Dollar Baby.” — Sounds kinda cheap, you know it takes more’n that nowadays. Alice Lake is to do this one.
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We don’t like to mention the name of Wm. Hart’s latest, but if you whistle you might get the title. —
’Nough said.
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Marion Davies says that woman needs a “Career.” — Yeh, but most of ’em have got ’em already.
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Goldwyn has bought the rights to produce “The Bridal Path.” — Yeh, you know it’s a rough ’ole path and too crowded just at present. Wait a while.
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Helene Lynch says that the way the women are acting nowadays the men ought to play cavemen and hit some of them over the head with a rock. Yes, it ought to be done.
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