Among Those Present (1924 to 1928) 🇺🇸

• 1924–02 — Claude Gillingwater — A Movie Homesteader
• 1924–02 — Edythe Chapman — The Secret of a New Mother Type
• 1924–02 — Lou Tellegen — The Return of the Great Lover
• 1924–02 — Percy Marmont — An Overnight Success — After Years of Plodding
• 1924–02 — Virginia Valli — The Sleeping Beauty Wakes Up
• 1924–02 — Mildred Davis — One Half of the House of Lloyd
• 1924–02 — Will Rogers Rambles

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• 1924–03 — Helen Ferguson — The Battle of Helen and the Jinx
• 1924–03 — Tully Marshall — Our Best Protean Actor Reforms
• 1924–03 — Winifred Bryson — A Beauty with Possibilities
• 1924–03 — Ethel Shannon Gets Confidential
• 1924–03 — Monty Banks — Monty Jumps into Features
• 1924–03 — Milton Sills — The Exhibitors’ Pride
• 1924–03 — Priscilla Dean Moran — Priscilla’s Erratic Good Fairy
• 1924–03 — John Harron — The Handicap of a Famous Name
• 1924–03 — Mae Marsh — Onlooker
• 1924–03 — Robert Agnew — Bobby from Texas

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• 1924–04 — Huntley Gordon — A Well-Dressed Man of Affairs
• 1924–04 — Billy Sullivan — Reginald Denny’s Successor
• 1924–04 — Carmelita Geraghty — Carmelita — Child of Fortune
• 1924–04 — Anne Cornwall — One Brunette Against the Blondes
• 1924–04 — Concerning Harry Carey
• 1924–04 — Cullen Landis — That Ridin’ Landis Kid
• 1924–04 — June Mathis — The Machine-Gun of the Movies

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• 1924–05 — Louis H. Tolhurst — Hollywood’s Most Patient Director
• 1924–05 — Laurette Taylor — Peg Returns In A New Dress
• 1924–05 — Fred Thomson — By Way of a Pulpit
• 1924–05 — Estelle Taylor — Baffling Estelle
• 1924–05 —George O’Hara — His Career
• 1924–05 — Burton McEvilly — The Curse of an Acting Heart
• 1924–05 — Syd Chaplin — A Case of Suppressed Villainy
• 1924–05 — Pat O’Malley — Patrick Should Worry!

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• 1924–06 — Dmitriy Bukhovetskiy — Pola’s New Director
• 1924–06 — Eddie Phillips — A Rising Young Man
• 1924–06 — Edith Allen — A Girl of the Ritz
• 1924–06 — Margaret Morris — Dollars and Doughnuts
• 1924–06 — Muriel Frances Dana — Mostly About Dolls
• 1924–06 — Laura La Plante — A New Ingénue Star
• 1924–06 — Alma Bennett — The Girl Who Waited a Year
• 1924–06 — Gypsy Norman — The Countess Stooped to Conquer

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• 1924–07 — Annette Kellermann — Neptune’s Daughter Acts Under the Sea
• 1924–07 — Joseph Depew — Peter Pan, Perhaps
• 1924–07 — Gertrude Olmstead — An Irish Esther
• 1924–07 — William V. Mong — No Time Off For Mong
• 1924–07 — Charles Ogle — Was It Luck — Do You Think?
• 1924–07 — Victor Varconi — Hungary Sends a Missionary
• 1924–07 — Josef Swickard — Sunset Visions
• 1924–07 — Paulette Duval — La Belle Duval
• 1924–07 — Shannon Day — Eyes of Promise

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• 1924–08 — Florence Turner — An Old Favorite Returns
• 1924–08 — André Daven — A Young Man of Promise
• 1924–08 — Ricardo Cortez — Why Make Him a Latin Lover?
• 1924–08 — Lottie Cruze — Ask Lottie — She Knows
• 1924–08 — Madame Helene — She Feeds the Stars
• 1924–08 — Milba K. Lloyd — The Only One of Her Kind
• 1924–08 — Cesare Gravina — A Successful Portrayer of Failures
• 1924–08 — May Allison — No More Pouts or Curls
• 1924–08 — Edward Burns — Overcoming a Handicap
• 1924–08 — Mary Carr — A Contingent of Carrs

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• 1925–03 — Louise Dresser — An Important Discovery
• 1925–03 — Claire McDowell — A Portrait of a Lady
• 1925–03 — Marc Antony Gonzales — The Newest of the Latins
• 1925–03 — Natalie Kingston — Dancing Her Way to Fame
• 1925–03 — Carlo Schipa — Another Recruit for Romance
• 1925–03 — Rowland V. Lee — He Might Have Been a Pioneer
• 1925–03 — Emily Fitzroy — The Granite Woman
• 1925–03 — Ralph Graves — Reversing the Process
• 1925–03 — Clare Eames — A Player of Queens
• 1925–03 — Edith Roberts — A Spirited Heroine
• 1925–03 — Frank Butler — Beneath the Mask
• 1925–03 — Sōjin Kamiyama — The Mature Student

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• 1925–04 — Tancred Ibsen — Good News for Highbrows
• 1925–04 — Edward Everett Horton — Playing Safe With Fame
• 1925–04 — Betty Jewel — How Betty Broke In
• 1925–04 — Snitz Edwards — A New Career at Sixty
• 1925–04 — Lucille Lee Stewart — An Occasional Visitor
• 1925–04 — John Francis Dillon — How Directors are Made
• 1925–04 — Evelyn Brent — Out of the Fog
• 1925–04 — Bryant Washburn — By the Sign of the Mustache
• 1925–04 — Forrest Stanley — Wedded to the Screen at Last
• 1925–04 — Jean Hersholt — An Artist of the Grotesque
• 1925–04 — Creighton Hale — And How He Rose
• 1925–04 — Belle Bennett — The Fatal Wedding

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• 1925–05 — Dorothy Sebastian — She Went to Headquarters
• 1925–05 — Bess Meredyth — Niblo’s First Lieutenant

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• 1925–07 — Louis John Bartels — Another Recruit from the Stage
• 1925–07 — Sally O‘Neil — Irish Luck
• 1925–07 — Alfred J. Goulding — The Prize Waiter
• 1925–07 — Lillian Rich — No Poor Little Rich Girl
• 1925–07 — Arthur Edmund Carewe — He Refuses to be Labeled
• 1925–07 — Mitchell Lewis — A Player You Should Know
• 1925–07 — Estelle Clark — The Five Thousandth
• 1925–07 — Hallam Cooley — Too Good a Trouper
• 1925–07 — Benjamin Christensen — Another Foreign Director

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• 1925–09 — Duane Thompson — She Knows What She Wants
• 1925–09 — Walter McGrail — A Villain Gone Wrong
• 1925–09 — Louis Natheaux — A Kiss Won a Contract
• 1925–09 — Lawrence Gray — Bebe Daniels Told Him to Become an Actor
• 1925–09 — Jannie ‘Mango’ Hoskins — Farina’s Sister
• 1925–09 — Youcca Troubetzkoy — A Real Prince at Last
• 1925–09 — Olive Borden — Not Classified
• 1925–09 — Gertrude Astor — Better Late Than Never
• 1925–09 — Noah Young and Sammy Brooks — A Nine-Year Quarrel
• 1925–09 — William Boyd Joins De Mille ADD TEXT
• 1925–09 — Kathleen Collins — Another Arrival from Texas
• 1925–09 — Richard Arlen — They Almost Called Him “Doc” Arlen

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• 1925–10 — Matt Moore — Content to Be Single
• 1925–10 — Jocelyn Lee — From Convent to “Scandals”
• 1925–10 — Robert Ames — A Coming Star
• 1925–10 — Fiona Hale — Succeeding to the Social Throne
• 1925–10 — Dorothy Cumming — A Charming Entangler
• 1925–10 — Rita Carita — The Foreign American
• 1925–10 — Charley Chase — Reversing the Usual Order
• 1925–10 — Clara Horton — A Frank Admission
• 1925–10 — Charles H. Puffy — Just “Puffy” Himself
• 1925–10 — Theodor von Eltz — A Dependable Actor
• 1925–10 — Josephine Norman — The Magazine-Cover Girl
• 1925–10 — Harry “Jingles” Keaton — Jingling up the Ladder
• 1925–10 — Paul Nicholson — A Pioneer Comes Back

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• 1926–06 — Marion Harlan — The O. Henry Girl
• 1926–06 — Johnny Downs — He Got the Job
• 1926–06 — Frank Currier — A Veteran Player
• 1926–06 — Lita Lopez — A Dream that Vanished
• 1926–06 — Don Alvarado — Another Latin
• 1926–06 — Edna Marion — From the Movie Training School
• 1926–06 — Frances Dale — She Can’t Grow Young Again
• 1926–06 — Hanns Kräly — They Can’t Overwork Kraly
• 1926–06 — Helene Sullivan — The Evolution of the “White Vamp”
• 1926–06 — Joyce Compton — Yet Another Cinderella
• 1926–06 — Nigel Barrie — Back from Foreign Service

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• 1926–10 — Montagu Love Returns
• 1926–10 — Ethel Shannon — She Sold Her Piano to Get a Start
• 1926–10 — Robert Ames — One of Our Best Young Comedians
• 1926–10 — Margaret Quimby — Hail, Another Dancer!
• 1926–10 — William J. Kelly — A Man You Should Know
• 1926–10 — Robert Edeson — The Face of a Financier
• 1926–10 — Lawrence Gray — Fate Made Him an Actor
• 1926–10 — Charles “Buddy” Rogers — Fame Was Thrust Upon Him
• 1926–10 — Edwards Davis — Almost Great
• 1926–10 — Janet Gaynor — One of the Favored Few

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• 1927–01 — Gloria Gordon — At Last She Beat the Jinx
• 1927–01 — Lucien Prival — Not Von Stroheim?
• 1927–01 — J. Farrell MacDonald — He Has Seen Life
• 1927–01 — Aileen Manning — This Movie Actress is an Architect
• 1927–01 — Nancy Kelley — A “Perfect” Child
• 1927–01 — Sam Hardy — He Just Wouldn’t Go into the Movies
• 1927–01 — Patricia Avery — From Stenography to Stardom
• 1927–01 — Jack Duffy — Youth in Disguise
• 1927–01 — Ruby Blaine — Out of the West
• 1927–01 — Nils Chrisander — Pola Negri’s First Leading Man

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• 1928–03 — Nita Martan — She’s a Composer, Too
• 1928–03 — Let’s Hear About Edna May
• 1928–03 — Lupe Vélez — Thanks to Mexico
• 1928–03 — Alice Lake Returns
• 1928–03 — Mrs. Charles Emmett Mack — A Heart Courageous
• 1928–03 — Sue Carol — A Cheerful Carol
• 1928–03 — William Austin — A New Style of Comedian
• 1928–03 — Leila Hyams — A Daughter of the Stage
• 1928–03 — Virginia Bradford — She Began as a Writer
• 1928–03 — Nicholas Soussanin — “It’s an Ill Wind”
• 1928–03 — Francis Marion — The Boy Grows Older

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