Headline
Three Wise Fools': Goldwyn Picture at the World
Newspaper Source
Publication Date
1925-02-26
- Publication Year
1925
Page
4
Column
Local Cinema Features
Key Person
Film Projector / Film(s)
Three Wise Fools
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Actors
Claude Gillingwater
Director
King Vidor
Writer
June Mathis
Country
USA
Released
1923-08-19
Runtime
70 min
Genre
Comedy
Language
None
Plot
Three elderly bachelors adopt a girl who's the daughter of the woman they were in love with in their youth.
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The Strangers' Banquet
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Actors
Hobart Bosworth
Director
Marshall Neilan
Writer
Brian Oswald Donn-Byrne (novel)
Country
USA
Released
1922-12-31
Runtime
80 min
Genre
Drama
Language
English
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Souls for Sale
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Actors
Eleanor Boardman
Director
Rupert Hughes
Writer
Rupert Hughes (serial novel: Red Book)
Country
USA
Released
1923-04-22
Runtime
90 min
Genre
Comedy
Language
None
Plot
A young woman hits Hollywood, determined to become a star.
Rated
Passed
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Gimme
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Actors
Helene Chadwick
Director
Rupert Hughes
Writer
Mrs. Rupert Hughes (story)
Country
USA
Released
1923-01-14
Runtime
60 min
Genre
Comedy
Language
English
Plot
A young woman borrows money from her boss for her wedding dress. After the marriage he asks to be repaid, and she--not liking to ask her husband for money--writes a check on her husband's ...
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Vanity Fair
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Actors
Mabel Ballin
Director
Hugo Ballin
Writer
Hugo Ballin
Country
USA
Released
1923-03-25
Runtime
80 min
Genre
Drama
Language
None
Plot
Adventuress Becky Sharp lives by her wits and charm in an effort to ascend from humble backgrounds into society. She fails to lure Joseph Sedley, the brother of her chum Amelia, into ...
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Organisation
Summary
Three Wise Fools,' King Vidor's first Goldwyn picture, now showing in the World Theatre. Eleanor Boardman, who made such a striking success in 'Souls for Sale' is the lead actor. She also played in 'Gimme,' Marshall Neilan's 'The Strangers Banquet' and Mabel Ballin's 'Vanity Fair.'
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