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Lila I^ee .Augusta App^l
Mae Marsh Mrs. Louis L. Arms
Florence Vidor Florence 'Artto
Sally Phipps Bvrnice Buetler
ATonte Banks ?.Iario BianchI
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Billie Dove IJllian Bohny
Fanny Brice ...Fanny Borocih
Richard Dix : Ernest Brimmer
James Hall James Brown
Barbara Kent Barbara Cloutman
Betty Compson .Louisine Compson
Gary Cooper Frank J. Cooper
Claire Windsor Olga Cionk
John Garrick Reginald Dandy
Gilbert Roland
DeAIonzo Louis Antonio Damoso
Renee Adoree Jeanne De La Fonte
Dolores del Rio
Lolita Dolores Asunsolo De Martinez
Kathryn Carver Catherine Drum
Ina Claire. ■. Ina Fagen
Shirley Mason.....: T^ona Flugrath
Edwin Carew Jan Fox
Samuel Goldwyn ... .... Saiiiuel Goldfish
Roland Drew Walter Goss
Karl Dane. .Rasmus K^rl Thekelson Gottlieb
Roy D'Arcy .......Roy Guisti
Greta Garbo Greta Gustavson
BJune CoUyffe^ Dorothea Heermance (\ Farina f?^ Allf-n Clay Hoskins Dorothy Janis Dorothy Penelope Jones
Ricardo Cortez Jack Krantz
Nancy Drexel Dorothy Kitchen
Norman Kerry Arnold Kaiser
Jack Oakie .*'•■• Jack Kesterton
Mae Murray .....* Marie Koenig
Nancy Carroll Nancy La Hiff
.Sue Carol Evelyn Lederer
Gwen L«e Gwen I^ Pinski
.leanette Loft Jan I>Dve
Eve Southern ....Elvira McDowell
Gilda Gray Marianna Micholska
Colleen Moore Kathleen Morrison
Sally O'Neal Chotsey Noonan
Molly O'Day Molly Noonan
Lane Chandler Robert Clinton Oakes
Raquel Torres Paula Osterman
Don Alvarado Jose Paige
Stepin Fetchit Joe Perry
qll Carole Lombard Jane Peters Madge Bellamy.^, Margaret Phillpott
Anita Page........ ,\nita lomares
Nick Stuart. Nikolas Prata
1 ( Jack Gilbert John Pringle
abl Evelyn Brent........... .Betty Rigga
Ramon Novarro Ramon Samaneigo
Arthur Lake.^...., .\rthur Silverlake
John Darrow. Harry Simpson
Mack Sennett.. .^...Mickall Sinnott
StrSJosef von Sternberg Joe .Stern
Ford Sterling George Ford Stitch
Virginia Valli ...Virginia Sweeney
Hugh Trevor ...Hugh Thomas
£> I Rupert Julian... Percival Thomas
n6l<Franoes Lee v.. Merna Tibbetts
Douglas I airbanks.... Douglas Ullman
Rudy Vallee Hubr-rt Prior Vallee
Richard Arlen. .... .Richard Van Mattimore
Paul Jituni ..,'.'i.. .Muni Weisenfreund
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talking and sound, are being
released in the first six months of 1929. Most of these hits are avail- able as quality silent productions also. In addition, 52 sound gems of enter- tainment in one and two reels are offered by Paramount. The Paramount Sound News has its first issue soon. Sound or silent, if it's a Paramount Picture, it's the best show in town — a fact which furnishes an infallible buying guide for both theatre audi- ences and theatre owners.
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MOTION PICTURE HEiDI|UARTER.S
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GJlie Setter Entertainment
Tiflfany-Stahl made good their promises for 192 8-1929.
During the past year they gave to the exhibitor outstanding box office attractions.
Tiflfany-Stahl rightfully won their well deserved place among the leaders in the industry.
Plans for 1929-1930 include silent pictures of quality and syn- chronized feature productions with singing and dialogue, the lead- ing roles being played by internationally known artists of the screen and stage from stories and stage productions by the foremost authors and dramatists.
Tiflfany-Stahl's synchronized talking and singing pictures are made by R. C. A. Photophone, admittedly the best method existing in sound reproduction. , l*LIJ
The trademark "Tiflfany-Tone" is a guarantee to the exhibitor of the best in synchronization and production.
Tiflfany Color Symphonies are the best short reel in natural color in sound and music ever shown on a screen and have played in the leading first run theatres of the United States.
Tiflfany Color Classics, non-synchronized, have also won wide acclaim for their beauty, story value and audience appeal.
For 1929-1930 — Bigger Pictures — Pictures with dynamic draw- ing power, packed with personalities, loaded with honest box office value— THE BETTER ENTERTAINMENT.
TIFFANY-STAHL PRODUCTIONS, Inc.
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PRODUCTIONS
GEORGE JESSEL
IN HIS FIRST SINGING AND TALKING PICTURE
"LUCKY BOY"
The Outstanding Production of the Year
"MARRIAGE BY CONTRACT"
A John M. Stahl Speci«tl Production
Featuring Patsy Ruth Miller
Scored by Eiticinuel Baer
Theme Song, "When the Right One Conies Along"
"THE TOILERS"
A Reginedd Barker Special Production
Featuring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and Jobyna Rcdston
Score and Music by Hugo Riesenfeld
"THE CAVALIER"
A special synchronized production
Featuring Richard Tabnadge and Barbcira Bedford
Score and Music by Hugo Riesenfeld
Theme Song, "My Cavalier"
"THE RAINBOW"
A Reginald Barker Special Production
Featuring Dorothy Sebastian and Lawrence Gray
Score and Music by Joseph Littau
Theme Song, "The Song of Gold"
"MOLLY AND ME"
A special talking and singing production
Starring Belle Bennett with Jce E. Brown
Score and Music by Hugo Riesenfeld
Theme Song, "In the Land of Make Believe"
"MY LADY'S PAST"
A specizd dialogue production
Starring Belle Bennett with Joe E. Brown
Score and Music by Hugo Riesenfeld
Theme Song, "A Kiss to Remember"
"TWO MEN AND A MAID"
A special dialogue and sound production
With Wm. Collier, Jr. and Alma Bennett
Supported by Eddie Gribbon Euid George E. Stone
"NEW ORLEANS"
A Reginald Barker Special Production
"THE MIRACLE"
(Tentative Title)
"MIDSTREAM"
"WHISPERING WINDS"
"LOVES OF SAPPHO"
"THE YELLOW PASSPORT"
"MARCH OF HUMANITY"
And Other Synchronized Special Productions to Be Announced During the Year
ALL RECORDING BY RCA PHOTOPHONE
10 Tiffany Color Symphonies
In a Persian Market The Toy Shop
The Hawaiian Love Call A Japanese Carnival
In a Chinese Temple Garden
5 More to Be Announced
15 Color Classics
Lover's Paradise Little Vagabond
Twinkle Toes
Balance to Be Announced
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ATLANTA, GA. 154 Walton Street
BOSTON, MASS. 42 Piedmont Street
BUFFALO, N. Y. 505 Pearl Street
CHARLOTTE, N. C. 206 S. Poplar Street
CHICAGO, ILL.
806 S. Wabash Avenue
CINCINNATI, OHIO Brcadway Film Building
CLEVELAND, OHIO Film E.xchang-e Building
DALLAS. TEXAS 308 S. Harwood Street
DENVER, COLO. 2044 Broadway
DETROIT, AIICH. 2,110 Cass Avenue
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 432 N. Illinois Street
KANSAS CITY, MO. 113 West 18th Street
LOS ANGELES, CAL. 1916 S. Vermont Street
AHLWAUKEE, WIS. 195 Seventh Street
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 16-18 N. Fourth Street
NEW HAVEN. CONN. 126 Meadow Street
NEW ORLEANS, liA. 409 Dryades Street
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OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.
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1313 Vine Street
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PORTLAND, ORE. 449 Glisan Street
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ST. LOLHS, MO. 3317 Olive Street
SEAIT^LE, WASH. 2417 Second Avenue
WASHINGTON, D. C.
916 G St., N.W.
TORONTO, ONT.
1410 Royal Bank Building
MONTREAL, QUE. 12 Mayor Street
WINNIPEG, MAN. Film Exchange Building
VANCOUVER, B. C. 1218 Burrard Street
CALGARY, ALTA. 212 Traders Building
ST. JOHN, N. B. 158 Union Street
LONDON, ENGLAND 99a Cliaring Cross Rd., W. C. 2
LIVERPOOL Balmoral Road, Balmoral, Liverpool
LEEDS
97 Albion Street
CARDIFF, WALES 3 Pembroke Terrace
MANCHESTER
60 Victoria Street
GLASGOW 68 Great Clyde Street
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE 19 Bath Lane
BIRMINGHAM 28 Severn Street
HOME COUNTIES 99a Charing Cross Road, London, W.C.2
PARIS, FRANCE 26 Avenue de Tokio
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1540 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY STUDIOS: 4516 SUNSET BLVD., HOLLYWOOD, CAL.
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Kj\\. close to 23 years Carl Laeramle nas Leen tke MINUTE MAN v^ho kas SHOWN THE WAY. For more tkan dO of tliose 13 years ke kas keen tke EXHIBITORS' BEST FRIEND. .(And kls record or ackievement f)roves It.
It was Carl Laemmie wko successiuUy lougkt
tne good ilgkt lor tke indeJDendents — ireeing tke
industry Irom tke yoke 01 tke Motion Picture
1 rust. It was Carl Eaeminle wko lirst skowed
tke way TO BIGGER AND BETTER
PICTURES built around tke story ratker tkan tke star. It was Carl Laemmie wko gave you
THE FIRST GREAT SUPER PICTURES,
kox-office winners suck as BLIND HUSBANDS
—MERRY GO ROUND— HUNCHBACK
OF NOTRE DAME — (tke {picture tkat is now in its riitk exkibition year and cleaning uf) wher- ever it f)laysj. It was Carl Laemmie wko gave
vou THE PFiANTOM OF TI IE OPERA—
ACH I EV IB M EMT
and THE COHENS AND KELLYS SERIES.
It was Carl Laemmle wno ^ave you UNCLE
TOM'S CABIN— THE LAST WARNING
— ana ail tne otner ^reat f)ictures on this years Jewel list. It was Carl Laemmle who ^ave you THAT LIFE SAVER for tke small exkiLitor
UNIVERSAL'S COMPLETE SERVICE
CONTRACT, and it was Carl Laemmle wno nad tne loresi^nt more tnan liiteen years a^o to brin^
THE FIRST SOUND PICTURES INTO THESE UNITED STATES.
A.nd now wnen tne industry is standing on its ear not knowing wkick way to turn lor sureiire f)ictures, Carl Laemmle ^oes alon^ in kis calm
sure way and gives you BROADWAY
greatest melodramatic stage kit oi tke century, and tke picture oi f)ictures — glittering, gorge- ous, glamourous SHOW BOATt — made irom Ldna rerbers best selling novel — known irom one end oi tke country to tke otker — tke f)icture tkat will stand lor romance as long as romance endures.
Yes, sir, Carl Laemmle's 23 YEAR RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT in tke interests of tke motion {picture IS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF. And Universal is (^roud — |3roud to kave Carl Laemmle lor its {jresident — f)roua 01 kis record — f)roud 01 tkis years Universal f>roduct and f)rouder still 01 tke big tkings to ^ come — watck Universal!
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Where you naturally turn for
SILENT or
MACK SENNETT TALKING COMEDIES
They have created a sensation throughout the
industry since the first showing of
"The Lion's Roar."
CORONET TALKING COMEDIES
The smartest thing in talking comedies.
A group of comedy playlets featuring
EDWARD EVERETT HORTON
DOROTHY DEVORE COMEDIES
(Jack White Productions)
"The Beatrice Lillie of the screen comedy field." — M. P. News
RUSS FARRELL, AVIATOR Series
REED HOWES sets the altitude record in thrillers.
Educational Film Exchanges, inc.
E. W. HAMMONS, President
TUXEDO COMEDIES
(Jack White Productions)
Sophisticated fun with WALLACE LUPINO and other popular funmakers.
Member, Motion Picture Producers and Distribu- tors of America, Inc., Will H. Hays, President
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the best in Short Features with SOUND
LUPINO LANE COMEDIES
LUPINO LANE has won his way to the
top of the two-reel comedy field... and
stands there supreme.
BIG BOY JUVENILE COMEDIES
{Jack White Productions)
'The kid is a wonder." — Film Daily Public response proves it.
MERMAID COMEDIES
(Jack White Productions)
After years of popularity, more popular than ever. With many old favorites and such new hits as MONTY COLLINS.
(T (£>t£iuxxiicr?xa/ (j-tcZuAjiA^
THE SPICE OFTHE PROGRAM'
IDEAL COMEDIES
(Jack White Productions)
That great comedy find, JERRY DREW,
amid a bevy of beauties. They can't
miss anywhere.
CAMEO COMEDIES
Single-reel action comedies that click with the laughs every time.
KINOGRAMS
A NEWS REEL that for service and intel- ligent handling of the news tops them all.
OUR WORLD TODAY
The Modern Screen Magazine Lyman H. Howe's
HODGE-PODGE
New ideas, new novelty in every foot. A sure-fire program cocktail.
IThe Bo3{ Office TWen
Famous Authors — Real Stories — Star Casts — Big Pictures — All go to make up "The Box-Office Twenty" for 1928-29. Here are the Titles and Authors for the Rayart-Built-For-The-Box-Office Program. They are divided into three groups as follows:
DE LUXE
4
SPECIALS
THE DIVINE SINNER
With Vera Reynolds
BUILT FOR THE BOX-OFFICE
THE BILLIONAIRE
With Al St. John
SHIPS OF THE NIGHT
With Jacqueline Logan
SHANGHAI ROSE
With Mae Busch
BEST
SELLERS
THE MAN FROM HEADQUARTERS
By Georgre Bronson Howard
SISTERS OF EVE
By E. Phillips Oppenheim
THE DEVIL'S CHAPLAIN
By George Bronson Howard
BY FAMOUS AUTHORS
THE TWO SISTERS
By Virginia T. Vandewater
THE BLACK PEARL
By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow
IMPERIAL
8
THE CITY OF PURPLE DREAMS
By Edwin Baird
HIS THIRD MASTER
By Max Brand
ANNE AGAINST THE WORLD
By Victor Thome
PHOTOPLAYS
SWEET SIXTEEN
With Helen Foster
HANDCUFFED
By Arthur Hoerl
WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE
By Victor Rousseau
WITH BIG ALL STAR CASTS
SOME MOTHER'S BOY
By Bennett Cohen
THE ROMANTIC FOOL
By Arthur Hoerl
BROTHERS
By Leota Morgan
ISLE OF LOST MEN
With Tom Santschi
SHOULD A GIRL MARRY?
By Arthur Hoerl
We ask the Exhibitor support for "The Box-Office Twenty" knowing that we are asking you to book for your Theatre the best the screen can offer in in- dependent photoplays.
Rayart Pictures Corporation
723 Seventh Avenue New York
Foreign Distributors, Richmount Pictures, Inc.
THE BRIGHT LIGHTS!
M'G'M stars Jv are the greatest ^ of all! ^
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THE BIG ONES ARE M-G-M!
Never before such a record of hits! hits! hits!
* Asterisk Indicates Picture available with or without Sound
OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS*
Joan Crawford
The greatest individual record-breaker of the year. Coast-to-Coast Sensation.
EXCESS BAGGAGE'
William Haines
All records broken, Vendome, Nashville. Two weeks Capitol, N. Y. Sure-fire every- where.
THE CAMERA Buster
IVIAN Keaton
Topeka, Boston, Montreal, Baltimore, etc. Every box-office proves it's Buster Keaton 's Biggest Comedy hit!
SHOW PEOPLE'
Marion Davies William Haines
Records go at Hennepjn, Minneapolis Two weeks Capitol, N. Y Exploited like an election!
THE MASKS John
of the DEVIL* Gilbert
Variety says: "Warfield, Frisco, ten grand ahead of Granada. Flappers out In force '" Same everywhere. A Gilbert natural'
WHITE SHADOWS in the SOUTH SEAS*
RadUel Torres Direct from 5 months on Broadway at $2
, *? ,-,■ Extended runs Baltimore, Chicago. Los
Monte blue Angeles. Frisco, etc
BROTHERLY Dane-
LOVE* Arthur
"Best laugh-getter in months", wires In- diana Theatre, Bloomingdale, Ind. It's unanimous!
WHILE THE Lon
CITY SLEEPS* Chaney
Rated by trade biggest Chaney in years Recordsmade at Buffalo.Syracuse, Boston. Minneapolis!
DREAM OF LOVE
iQdfl The "Dancing Daughters" star in a follow-
r^ r J up romance from Fred Niblo, the director
Crawtord of"Ben-Hur"
A WOMAN OF AFFAIRS*
John Gilbert ^' ^' ^^^^ says: "Excellent box-office.
^~, ^^ 1 Great bet for girls and women especially."
Ureta UarbO Gilbert! Garbo! Gold!
THE FLYING FLEET*
Ramon Navarro
Remember "The Midshipm^an!" Novarro now in an Epic of the Air that's money in the bank!
ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE*
(Talking or Silent)
William Haines
$2 sell-out at Astor, N. Y. Press and pub^ lie love it. Great any way you look at it — Talkie or Silent!
A LADY Norma
OF CHANCE* Shearer
The kind of Norma Shearer role that makes this beautiful star top-notch with the fans!
THE TIDE OF EMPIRE
Renee Adorec
The next Cosmopolitan following ing Daughters" A Big One
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WEST OF ZANZIBAR'
Lon Chaney
Ask for the news paper' 'Tal king Serial Tie-uD. "
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"" THE GIANT PICTURE OF':
Karl ftanc-TuIlv Marshal
GOLDWYN- MAYER
Personalities
qreiitest
Pictures
biqqest
Policy
FIRfT N\TI0N4L
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PICTURES
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1939
^731,000 Worth of Story-Buys
18 Long- Run Stage- Hits
14: Famous Best- sellers ^^^ stories from mass circulation magazines
33 Great Popular
Authors SS Leading Stars and
Favorite Players
C^REATKST Box- Office Directors
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"TIIK HAIIKKU" — A Sperial willi IV1ilt«>n Sills, Durolliy
Murkaill. Itrtty Com|>Mon and
DoiiKlas Fairbanko, Jr.
COKINNK (;RIFFITII in "Sat- urday's <"hil«lren," "l*ai«l For," and 1 Olher.
ItlCIIAKI) BAKTIIKLMKSS in "Weary Kiver," and 2 Others.
niLLIE DOVE in "Heart of a Princess," "The Other Tomorrow."
"THE SQUALL"— A SpceiaL
MILTON SILLS and DOKO- TIIY MACKAILL in "llis ('aplive Woman" — A S|>e«-iaL
MILTON SILLS in "Love and the Devil," "The Eagle's Trail," "The Spotter."
"TWO WEEKS OFF" with Dorothv Markaill and Jack Mulhal'l.
ALICE WHITE in "Hot Stuff," "On the Air," and 2 Others.
"THE(;iRL in the<;LASS CAGE" with Dorot li y Markaill.
"PAT AND MIKE." From the K r ■ p p i n K story 1» y Itiohar<l <^onnell.
tlinl tfttiiit/ ,1lor<- t'oiiiiiiit !
These linre .III SIC fitifi
<:OLLEEN MOORE in "Why Re (;ood" - A Special and "Early to Bed" (Tentative Title) — A Special.
CORINNE <;RIFFITH in "The Divine Ludy"
— A Spe«-ial.
RILLIE DOVE in "The Man and the Moment"
— A Special with Rod La Rocque.
"CHILDREN OF THE RITZ" with Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall.
Etjery new "■■■'"
First J^ATio.fiAL Picture
wilt he a
100%
PllDiri Picture
"THE HOUSE OF HORRORS."
"SEVEN FOOT- PRINTS TO SATAN" with Thelmu Todd and Creighton Hale.
Objective To bring to the American Screen the fine .motion pictures of other countries
INCORPORATED
'^Photoplays made tvhere the story's laid''
IMPORTERS
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Selected Photoplays
From the Lands of Romance Overseas
The First and Only
National Distibutors
of Imported Photoplays
Exclusively Throughout
the United States and
Canada
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INDEX TO BIOGRAPHICAL SECTION
ACTORS
LEADING MEN
Agnew, Robert 3 ^
Allan, Hugh 34
Alvardo, Don 34
Ames, Robert ^4
Arleri, Richard 36
i^rmstrong, Robert 36
Asther, Nils 38
B
Barker, Bradley ''1
Barraud, George 41
Barrie, Nigel 41
Barrymore, John 41
Barthelmess, Richard 41
Baston, Jack 42
Baxter, Warner 42
Bellew, Cosmo Kyrle 44
Bennett, Joseph 44
Bill, Jr., Buffalo 46
Blue, Monte 48
Boles, John 49
Bowers, Charley 50
Bowers, John SO
Bovd, William 50
Brook, Clive 54
Bushman. Francis 57
Bushman, Jr., Francis X 57
Bver, Walter Charles 57
C
Cameron, Rudolph W 58
Carminati, Tullio 60
Chandler, Lane 61
Chaney, Lon 61
Clark, John J 62
Cobb, Edmund 64
Cody, Bill 66
Coleman, Don 68
Coleman, Ronald 68
Conklin, W^illiam 68
Corbett, Ben 70
Cortez, Ricardo TO
Custer, Bob 74
D
D' Arcy, Roy 76
Daugherty, Jack 78
Dennv, Reginald 80
Dix, Richard 82
Donovan, Jack 84
Dorety, Charles 84
Dossett, Chapelle 84
E
Eagan, Tack 87
Earle. Edward 87
Ekman, Gosta 88
Ellis, Paul 88
Ellis, Robert 88
Emerson, Ralph 88
F
Fairbanks. Douglas 90
Fenton. Leslie 92
Ferguson. Casson 92
Forbes. Ralph 94
Ford, Harrison 94
Forrest, Allan 95
Foxe, Earl 95
Frazer, Robert 96
Fritsch, Willv 98
Fulton, Jimmy 98
G
Gallagher. Raymond 98
Gearv, Maine'. 100
Gibson, Hoot 102
Gilbert, John 102
Gilman. Fred 102
Glass, Gaston 102
Glenn. Raymond 103
Goebel. Col. Art 103
Goodwin. Harold 103
Gordon, Hnntlev 103-
Gordon. Robert 103
Grange, Red 104
Grant. L-iwrence 104
Graves. Ralph 104
Gray, Lawrence 106
Haines, William. . . . Hale, Creighton ....
Hall, James
Hamilton, Neil
Hanson, Lars
Harlan, Kenneth . . . Harrison, James....
Hearn, Eddie
Hendricks, Ben .... Herbert, Holmes...
Holland, John
Holmes, Pee Wee. . Holmes, Taylor....
Holt. Jack
Horton, Edward E.
Howes, Reed
Hoxie, Jack
Hughes, Gareth
Hughes, Lloyd
Humes, Fred
Hutchison, Charles.
Jessel, George
Jolson, Al
Jones, Buck
Keane, Raymond . Keefe, Cornelius.
Keith, Donald
Keith, Ian
Kemp, !^L^tty
Kent, Crauford. . . Kerry, Norman...
Latidis. Cullen. . . La Rocque, Rod.
Lease, Rex
Loder, John
Lowe, Edmund . . Lubin, Arthur. . . Lukas. P.Tul. . . .
Lvon, Ben
Lvtell, Bert
Mack, Wilbur
MacLean, Douglas. .•
Maloney, Leo D
Marion, Frank
Marmont. Percy
Mason, Leroy
Maynard, Ken
Mavnard, Tex
McCoy, Col. Tim.. McDonald, Francis. McDonald, Kenneth. McGregor. Malcolm . McKee, Raymond. . . . Meekin, Charles.... Meighan, Thomas . . . Menjou, Adolphe. . . .
Metcalfe, Earl K
Miley, .Terry
Miller, Walter
Mix, Tom
Moore, Matt
Moore, Owen
Moore, Tom. .
Moreno, Antonio ....
Morrison, Pete
Morton, Charles. . . . Mosjukine. Ivan ....
Mower. Tack
Mulhall. Jack
Murrav, Tames
M
Nagel. Conrad. , Norton, Barry. . Novarro, Ramon .
Ober. Robert. ... O'Brien. Eugene. O'Brien. George. Oldfield, Barnev. O'Mallev. Pat
110 11.0 110
111 111 111
112 114 116 116 119 119 119 119 120 120 120 122 122 122 122
127 127 127
12S 130 130 130 130 132 132
136 136 138 1-12 146 146 146 146 146
148 148 149 150 150 152 152 152 154 154 154 154 156 158 158 158 158 160 159 160 162 162 162 16? 164 164 164 KM 164 165
165 168 170
170 170 170 172 172
O'Shea, Daniel P 172
P
Paddock, diaries 174
Padjan, Jack 17-1
Patrick, Tohii 174
Patton, Bill 174
Pepper, Jack 175
Perriii, Jack 175
Pickford, Jack 176
Pidgeon, Walter 176
Post, Charles A 1 7S
R
Rawlinson, IIeri)ert 1S2
Rav, Charles 182
Reed. Donald 183
Richmond, Warner 184
Robards, Jason 184
Roche, John 18('
Roland, Gilbert 186
Rollins, David 188
Ruth, Babe 19J
S
Schildkraut, Joseph 193
Scott, William 194
Sheffield, Reginald 196
Sills, Milton 198
Simpson, Allan 198
Smith, Stanley 199
Sparks, Ned 199
Stanlev. Forrest 20n
Steele, Bob 202
Stewart Rov 202
Strange, Philip 20 4
Striker, Joseph 204
Strong, Eugene 204
SulHvan, Billv 206
T
Thomson. Kenneth 208
Trent, Jack 210
Trvon, Glenn 210
Tyler, Tom 212
V
Varconi, Victor 213
Veidt, Conrad 213
Von Eltz, Theodore 213
W
Wales, Wally 214
Walker, Tohnnv 214
Walsh. George 214
Walthall, Henry B 214
Washburn, Brvant 216
Wells, Ted ' 218
Williams, Gwynn 219
Wood, Ernest 220
JUVENILES:
A
Allen, Victor 34
B
Bakewell, William 40
Barry, Wesley 41
Barton, Buzz 42
Bell, Rex 44
Blystone, Stanley 48
Brown, Johnny Mack 54
B vron, Jack 58
C
Carr, Stephen 60
Castle, Robert 60
Clayton, Eddie 64
Collier, Jr., William 68
Coogan, Jackie 69
Cooper, Gary 70
Cruze, Charles 74
Cumrnellas, Antonio 74
Cunning, Patrick 74
Curwood, Bob 74
D
Darrow, Johnny 78
Delaney. Charles 79
Drew, Roland 8-1
E
Eaton, Charles 87
Eaton, Jay 87
Elliott, Gordon 88
Eugene, William 88
F
Fairbanks. Jr., Douglas 90
Farrell, Charles 90
Fix, Paul 94
Ford, James 9.1
Fox, Johnny 9 5
G
Gabrio, Gabriel 9S
Gardner, Buster 98
Gray. Arnold 106
Guartzman, Paul 108
H
Hackathorn, George 108
Hall. Ben 110
Hall. Raymond 110
Harris, Buddy 112
Harron, John 112
Holmes, Phillips R 119
House, Newton 120
J
James, Gardner 126
K
Kelly, John 130
Kent, Larry 132
King, Charles 134
L
Lake, Arthur 1 3^".
Lewis, George 141
Lockwood, Harold 142
Luden, Jack 1 J 6
M
Mackaye, Fred 148
Meeker, George 158
Messinger, Buddie 158
Moore, Cleve 162
Munson, Bvron 165
N
Nelson, Sam 166
Nugent, Edward 170
'Nye, Carroll 170
O
O'Hara, George 172
O'Malley, Charles 172
P
Phillips, Jimmie 176
Power, Paul 178
R
Rankin, Arthur 182
Rogers, Charles 186
Roosevelt, Kuddy 188
Ross, Jr., Burt 188
Ross, Churchill 188
Ryan, Chet 190
Ryan, Maurice 190
S
.St. Angelo, Robert 190
Sargent, Lewis 192
Seiter, Bob 194
Stedman. Lincoln 200
.Stone, Eugene 204
Stuart, Don 2.14
Stuart, Nick 204
T
Taylor, Stanley 207
Temof, Serge 207
Trevor, Hugh E 210
U
Uranoff, Vadin 212
W
Waldridge, Harold 2l4
Westwood, John 218
HEAVIES
A
Alexander, Richard 34
Anderson, Robert 34
Anthony. Jack 36
Apling, Bert 36
Austin, Frank 38
B
Bailey, William N 40
Bancroft, George 40
Bard, Ben 41
Belcher, Charles 44
Benedict, Brooks 44
Beranger, Andre 46
Betz, "Mathew 46
Bond, Frank 49
Bonomo, Joe 49
Boteler, Wade 49
Brady, Edward 52
Brownlee, Frank 56
Burton, Clarence 57
C
Calvert, E. H 58
Campeau, Frank 58
Carewe, Arthur Edmund 58
Carillo, Mario 60
Cavender, Glen 60
Cecil. Edward 61
Chad wick, Cyril 61
Chandler, Edward 61
Charsky, Boris 61
Chefee, Jack 62
Cheron, Andre 62
Christy, Ivan 62
Clark, Harvev 62
Conti. Albert 69
Cooley, Hallam 69
Cooper, George 70
Cording, Harry 70
Corrado, Geno 70
Cowl, George 72
Coxen, Edward 72
Curtis. Jack 74
D
D'Albrook, Sidney 76
Dane, Karl 76
Davidson, Lawford 7.s
Davis, Edwards 78
De Briac, Jean / y
De Bruilier, Nigei 79
De (Irasse, Sam 79
De Ruiz, Nick F 80
De Silva, Fred F 8(i
Desmond, William 80
E
Ellis, Frank 88
Ethier, Alphonse 88
F
Farley, James L 90
Fellowes, Rockliffe 92
Ferguson, Al 92
Fine, Bud 92
Fleming, Bob 9+
Francis, Olin 96
Frank, Christian J 96
Franz. Josepli J 96
French, Charles K 96
Furey, Barney 98
G
Gallery, Tom 98
Ganzhorn, Jack 98
Geldert, Clarence 100
Gerard, Carl 100
Gerrard, Douglas 102
Gilmore, Barney 102
Girard, Joseph W 103
Gordon, Bruce 103
Gough. John 104
Graves, Robert 104
Grippe, Harry 108
H
Hadley, Bert 108
Hagnev, Frank 108
Haines. Robert T 108
Hale, Alan 110
Hardy, Oliver Ill
Harmon. Pat 112
Hartigan. Pat 112
Harvev, Lew 112
Haupt, Ullrich 114
Hebert, Henry J 114
Herrick, Jack 116
Hill. Al 118
Hilliard, Ernest 118
Holmes. Stuart 119
Homans. Robert 119
Housman. Arthur 120
Hurst, Paul 124
Irving, George 124
J
.Tames, Gladden 126
James, Walter 126
Jarvis, Sidney 126
Johnson, Noble 127
Johnston, J. W 127
K
Kaliz, Armand 128
Karloff, Boris 128
Kelsey, Fred A 130
Kennedy. Ed 130
Kennedy. Tom 130
Kirby. David F 134
Kohler. Fred 134
Kortman, Robert 135
Kosloff. Theodore 135
Kotsoneros, George 135
Kuwa, George 135
L
Lackteen, Frank 135
Lanning, Frank 136
Lebedeff, Ivan 138
Lederer. Otto 138
Lee. Duke R 138
Leigh. Frank 140
Lewis. Mitchell 141
Lingham, Tom 141
Linow, Ivan 141
London, Tom 1 -12
Long, Walter 144
Lorch, Theodore 144
Love, Montagu 14 4
M
MacDonaM, Wallace 148
Magrill. George 149
Maitland. Richard 149
Malatcsta, Fred 149
Mai V. Walter 149
Martell, Alphonse ISO
Martindel. Edward 150
Mason. Tames 150
McCullough. Philo 154
McDon;ild, Jack 154
Meehan, Lew 15S
Metcalfe, Arthur 158
Miljan, John loQ
Miliar, Adolph iSy
Miller, Carl 159
Miller, Harold A 159
Millett, Arthur N 159
Mills, Frank 159
Mills, Joe 159
Montana, Bull 162
Morley, Jay 164
Morrison, Arthur 16}
Myers, Harry 165
N
Natheaux, Louis 166
Neely, Neil 166
Neil, Richard 166
Nestell, William 166
Nicholson, Paul 168
Northrup, Harry 168
Nowell, Wedgwood 170
Nye, G. Raymond 170
O
Oakman, Wheeler 170
O'Grady, Tom 172
Oland, Warner 172
Osborne, Bud 172
P
Pallete, Eugene 174
Paoli, Raoul 174
Pasha. Kalla 174
Pennick, Jack 175
Periolat, George 175
Perry, Robert 175
Peters, Frederick 175
Peters, John S 175
Phillips. Edward N 176
Pierce. Tames 176
Powell, William 178
Prince, John T 178
Prival. Lucien 180
R
Ralli. Paul 180
Randolf, Anders 182
Raucourt. Jules 182
Richardson, Jack 183
Rigas, George 184
Romanoff, Constantine 188
Roscoe, Alan 188
Russell, J. Gordon 190
Russell, William 190
S
Sainpolis, John 1 92
Sandford, Stanley 192
Santoro, Jack 192
Santschi. Tom 192
Sarno. Hector V 192
Schable, Robert 193
Sears, Alan 194
Sedley, Henry 194
Seinels, Harry 194
Sharkey, Sailor \92
Shumway, Lee 198
Shumway, Walter 198
Simpson, Russell 198
Sleeman, Philip 198
Smallev, Philips 199
Smith, Al 199
Sojin, K 199
Soussaniti, Nicholas 199
Steers, Lairy 202
Stevenson, Hayden 20 2
Sturgis. Edwin 20ij
Sullivan. Charles ?06
Sutherland, Dick 206
T
Tucker, Richard 210
V
Vavitch, Michael 213
W
W'aite, Malcolia 214
Walker, Robert D 214
Walling. William 214
We'sh, William J. 218
White, Leo 218
Whitlock. Lloyd 219
Willis. Leo 219
Wilson. Tom 220
Wolhcim. Dan 220
Wolheini, Louis 220
Woiid. Freeman 220
Woods, Harrv 220
Y
Young. Noah 222
COMEDIANS:
A
Adams. Jimniie 33
Alexander. Fatty ^^
Arthur. George K 3^
Arthur, Johnny 36
Aubrey, James -i^
Austin, William ■'°
B
Baker, Eddie 40
Banks, Monty 40
Bernard, Lester 46
Bevan, Billy '♦^
Bletcher, William 48
Borden, Eddie 49
Borden, Eugene 49
Bowes, Cliff 50
Bradbury, Jr., Jatnes ^2
Brender, El 52
Brooke, Tyler 54
Brown, Joe E 54
Burke, Johnny 56
Burns, Edmund 56
Burns, Neal 57
C
Cant(jr, Eddie 58
Chaplin, Charlie ^^
Chaplin, Sidney ^1
Chase, Charley 61
Cohen, Sammy 66
Conklin, Chester 68
Coiiklin, Heinic 68
Conley, Lige 6Q
Cook, Clyde 6y
Cooke, Al 69
Cooper, Tack 70
D
Dale. Billy 76
Davis, George 78
De Haven, Carter 79
Demarest, William 80
Dent, Vernon 80
Devine, Andy 82
De Vorska, Jess 82
Dooley, Billy 84