BlockColumbus Daily Courier, 1920-05-01
The front page of 1920-05-01. 287 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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Day A most pretentious roster of stage ami screen artiste is IMcd m sup port of Mary Miles Minter In Israel ZantwiU' "Nurse MarJoire.' moH of whom liavc been seen lo marked advanlago In tho screen triumphs of this era, and were selected on account of tlielr nationality and pe peculiar - culiar peculiar adaptability lo tho locale ot tho story. Clyde Fillmore, well known as leading uian. plays oppoallo Miss Minter and is favorably known through hi Identification wiln Civilian Ctothcs" and Cohan A Karris productions, Mollle Mac Mac-CotHielL - CotHielL Mac-CotHielL the "mother" ot this slory, is well known iu the theatrical pro pro-reasion - reasion pro-reasion throusli her affllhstion with C)HH-ta Fetkh wa t)roddctiotiiur rwwteen years; aiso wiin riiciiTn Mansfield In Ihe United Htaleji and Enalond. Vera Lewi, another ae Ires of long experience, apearvd mi the speaking stage with Julia Marlow, James h. llackott, Mauume Bans Gene. etc. Mho plays Ihe Duchess In ".Nursfi Morjorie.' Oeorce E. Perlolal. a charartw uian of long experience, essajs Ihe role of the father of the leading man. Mr. I'enoiat is an arim in makeun and a conusmmate ehar- acler actor. Arthur lloyt. Ihe Duke In Ihe screen play, hi well known through his specialization In sim liar characters with Henry W BavBgo,' Licbler and company and others. Frankio Lee, Hie child ac ac-tnr, - tnr, ac-tnr, is the "Orphan Dick" in "Nupw MsrJorle." Ho has appeared to marked advantage In "The Miracle Man" and Itralarls great prtxtuc lion. "Judy ot Rogues' Harbor. ".Nurse Marjorie" uill be Ibe prin principal - cipal principal attraction at Ihe Columbus theater tomorrow 8undayt. A mll u-anl ad or a large one, In The Dally Courier, will sell it for you.
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