Showing posts with label Dorothy Phillips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dorothy Phillips. Show all posts

Sunday, March 3, 2019

America's Foremost Emotional Actress --- March 3, 2019

Moving Picture World, 01-March-1919
The Heart of Humanity was a Universal film starring Dorothy Phillips. Erich von Stroheim made a big impression as an evil Hun. The war was over, but there were many war films to be released.

Moving Picture World, 08-March-1919
"The Picture that will live forever."

Moving Picture World, 15-March-1919
"I can honestly say that I have never seen anything that ever approached it."

Moving Picture World, 22-March-1919
"America's Foremost Emotional Actress in Allen Holubar's Super Production, The Picture that will live forever."

Thursday, February 7, 2019

The Heart of Humanity -- February 7, 2019


The Heart of Humanity was a Universal film starring Dorothy Phillips. Erich von Stroheim made a big impression as an evil Hun. The war was over, but there were many war films to be released.


Saturday, January 5, 2019

The Heart of Humanity -- January 5, 2019

Moving Picture World, 25-January-1918
The Heart of Humanity was a Universal film starring Dorothy Phillips.  Erich von Stroheim made a big impression as an evil Hun.   The war was over, but there were many war films to be released.


Friday, July 7, 2017

The Little Terror and The Rescue -- July 7, 2017

Moving Picture World, 07-July-1917
I like the design of the ads for Bluebird Photoplays.  The Little Terror starred Violet Mersereau. 

Moving Picture World, 14-July-1917
"Violet Mersereau's seventh Bluebird, "The Little Terror," was intended for release July 23, but a delay in perfecting the negative required that July 30 should be the ultimate date when the pretty blond ingenue should come again to greet her legion of admirers through a screen medium."  Rex Ingram was the director. 

Moving Picture World, 14-July-1917
I also like the design for this ad for The Rescue, starring Dorothy Phillips. 

Moving Picture World, 04-August-1917
"Story and Star Smack of the Artificial."  Frequent Phillips co-star Lon Chaney also appeared.  Ida May Park wrote and directed. 



Thursday, May 11, 2017

The Flashlight -- May 11, 2017

Moving Picture World, 05-May-1917

I like the design for this Bluebird Photoplays ad for The Flashlight, which starred Dorothy Phillips and Lon Chaney.  It was directed by Ida May Park, whose name I don't remember seeing before.  The movie is probably lost.

Moving Picture World, 19-May-1917