Fanchon the Cricket - Herald - 1915

A herald for my personal favorite Mary Pickford film, Fanchon the Cricket. 1915 - though this particular piece is stamped for a December 5, 1916 screening at an unknown theatre.

Less Than The Dust - Stanley Theatre (Philadelphia) Program 1916

 

4-page Stanley Theatre (Philadelphia) program, Vol. 1 No. 84 for week November 6, 1916. The big feature for the week was Mary's first picture produced by the Mary Pickford Film Corporation and the first distributed by Artcraft, Less Than The Dust -- a picture that Mary ultimately hated, having said "I made two pictures of which I have tried sedulously to wipe from my mind. One was entitled Less than the Dust and I remember how heartily I agreed with the woman who walked up to me in the street and said 'Oh, Miss Pickford. I loved you in the picture Cheaper than the Dirt.'” The second page of the program has a nice photo by Ira L. Hill that was notably used as the basis for a painted portrait of Mary that hung at Pickfair.

Rags - Stanley Theatre (Philadelphia) Program 1915

4-page Stanley Theatre program for the week beginning Monday, August 2, 1915. The big features were Mary's wonderful Rags (1915, James Kirkwood) and Pauline Frederick's lost film Sold (1915.) Also briefly mentions The Foundling (1915) and Madame Butterfly (1915) as coming features.

Tess of the Storm Country - Herald - 1914

Tess of the Storm Country / Famous Players herald. 1914. Additionally stamped for a West End Theatre [New York City] - Sunday April 19 screening.

Such a Little Queen - Tally's Theatre (Los Angeles) The Tallygram Program 1914

The Tallygram program--issued by Los Angeles' Tally's Broadway Theatre--for Such a Little Queen (1914) the week of Monday, September 28, 1914. The inside lists the music that accompanied the film while the back cover features a nice, and often used, photo by Apeda (or White? Gould & Marsden?) It seems the original owner of this piece attended the Sept. 30 screening with Hazel, Joe, and Bobby.

In the Bishop's Carriage (1913) - Herald - 1915

In the Bishop's Carriage (1913) herald issued by the Famous Players Film Company. This one is for a screening, presumably from 1915 based on the day/date, at the Alden Picture House (city unknown at this time.)

Mistress Nell - Herald - 1915

Famous Player herald for James Kirkwood's Mistress Nell, one of my personal favorite Pickford films, at the Colonial Theatre (city unknown at this time.) 1915.

Famous Players herald for Mistress Nell. 1915.

Mary Pickford - Stella Maris - Herald - 1918

Artcraft herald for Stella Maris. Stamped "Orpheum" (city unknown at this time.) 1918.

Mary Pickford - Daddy Long Legs - Herald - 1919

First National herald for Daddy Long Legs. Stamped "Moon Theatre" (Berthoud, CO.) 1919.

Such a Little Queen (1914) - herald

Such a Little Queen (1914) herald issued by Paramount Pictures / Famous Players Film Company. This one is additionally stamped for a screening at the Grand Theatre (city unknown at this time.)

Little Pal - herald - 1915

Little Pal / Famous Players herald that has seen better days (and better print.) 1915.

The Eagle's Mate - herald - 1914

The Eagle's Mate / Famous Players herald. 1914. Additionally stamped “Central Hall Sat May 22 1915.”  The May 22, 1915 issue of The Sea Cliff / Glen Cove News reported,  “To-night. Mary Pickford in ‘The Eagle’s Mate’ will be the 10 and 15 cent attraction at Central Hall,” so I think it is safe to assume this piece is from that screening. 

Mary Pickford - The Dawn of a Tomorrow - Herald - 1915

Famous Players herald for The Dawn of a Tomorrow. Stamped "Garden Theatre"(Detroit, MI.) 1915.

Mary Pickford - The Little American - Herald - 1917

Artcraft herald for The Little American. Stamped "Orpheum Theatre" (city unknown at this time.) 1917.

Little Annie Rooney - Herald - Sheet Music - 1925

Little Annie Rooney (1925) herald, complete with sheet music, for 3 glorious days of screenings at the Capitol Theatre in Welland, Ontario, Canada.

Mary Pickford - How Could You Jean? - Herald - 1918

Artcraft herald for How Could You Jean?. Stamped "Moon" (probably Berthoud, CO.) 1918.

Mary Pickford - Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm - Herald - 1917

Artcraft herald for Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. Stamped "Moon" (probably Berthoud, CO.) 1917.

Artcraft herald for Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. Stamped "Riverside Theatre" (Bar Mills, ME.) 1917.

Mary Pickford - Coquette - Herald - 1929

United Artists herald for Mary's most vivid drama -- her most modern triumph, Coquette (1929) directed by Sam Taylor. Additionally printed for the New Family Theatre (city unknown.)

Mary Pickford - Romance of the Redwoods - Herald - 1917

Artcraft herald for A Romance of the Redwoods. Stamped "Samuel J. Houston, President." 1917.

Mary Pickford - A Little Princess - Herald - 1917

Artcraft herald for A Little Princess, though noted as The Little Princess despite the film's title in the actual film. Stamped "Orpheum" (city unknown at this time.) 1917.