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Romola (1924)
Saturday Evening Souvenir Program SID GRAUMAN'S LILLIAN GISH a Henry King Production INSPIRATION PICTURES INC. CHARLES
H. DUELL PRES. D. J. Grauman, Founder Sid Graumen,
Managing Director
The cover with the left flap open.
A Sid Grauman Presentation FESTIVE TIME IN FLORENCE, ITALY Locale, EXTERIOR OF SANTA MARIA NEUVELLO AND PUBLIC SQUARE, FLORENCE, ITALY, 15TH CENTURY Presenting Characterizations of the Principal Players
in OVERTURE: "CARNAVAL ITALIENNE" 1. FESTIVITIES AND CELEBRATIONS 2. ITALIAN TARANTELLA 3. SERENADE, "NEAPOLITAN NIGHTS" 4. DANCE OF THE HARLEQUIN AND THE COLUMBINES 5. THE DRAGON AND THE WARRIOR 6. INTRODUCING THE EIGHTEEN DANCE WONDERS 7. PRESENTING PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS OF ROMOLA AFTER WEDDING CEREMONY LEAVING CHURCH 8. THE ITALIAN WHIRLWIND MARVELS 9. TESSA'S WONDER DREAM 10. VESTAL CHOIR CURTAIN
LILLIAN GISH HENRY KING MARCUS LOEW DORITHY GISH
INSPIRATION PICTURES, Inc. Presents Miss Lillian Gish with Miss Dorothy Gish in HENRY KING'S "ROMOLA" From the Novel by GEORGE ELIOT Directed by HENRY KING
Adaptation: WILL M. RITCHEY Photographs used in this program furnished by courtesy of ELWOOD M. PAYNE
Complete the day's enjoyment After witnessing this inspired spectacle, such as only sid Grauman knows how to produce, complete the day's enjoyment at PAULAIS' CONFECTAURANT -- on your right as you leave the theatre. In the Venetian tea Room you may be served with a luncheon as simple or a dinner as elaborate as your appetite may dictate. Or, if time limits you, stop at the crystal fountain for a refreshing drink. And in the intermission -- don't forget, too, that paulais confections are delicios and ever acceptable. Paulais with Lillian Gish, Dorothy Gish, William Powell and Ronald Colman. Directed by Henry King. Inspiration/Metro-Goldwyn. More Information on this film... Books Dorothy and Lillian Gish, by Lillian Gish, pp. 129-133. (A photo of this program is on page 133.) Lillian Gish, Her Legend, Her Life, by Charles Affron, pp. 175-178, 182, 187, 189-190, 197, 202, 205, 208, 213-216 More Information on the Grauman's Egyptian Theatre... The Egyptian Theatre at CinemaTreasures.com Last Modified March 20, 2016 |