Word: angellic
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...cast was announced as follows. Announcer Lendon Snedeker '25 Joseph G. H. Humphreys '25 Mary Miss Dorothy Leadbetter First Angel Miss Ruth Johnston Second Angel Miss Constance Templeton First Shepherd Whitney Cromwell '26 Second Shepherd O. L. Loring '26 Elyson Miss Mary Leonard Mahai Miss Frances Chase Jaspar H. S. Smith '25 Melchior Murray Pease '26 Balthazar H. W. Keyes '26 Herod D. L. Dickson '27 Messenger Lendon Snedeker '25 First Courtier H. S. Weber '25 Second Courtier P. R. Hepburn '25 Clerks G. A. Millikan '27, R. G. Rosegrant '26, Ross Wilkins...
Another shows MacDonald as "the hope of the world" being led by the Angel of Peace, while the satellites France, Russia, Germany look on admiringly...
...Hippodrome, has directed his first picture. The expansiveness of the movies seems to agree with him. In the generally entertaining document he starts with the purchase of Manhattan Island for $24. Later events develop into a fairly normal gang picture with Spike reforming and marrying the little angel of the slums...
Ernst Vajda has contributed two additional entertainments for our artistic edification-Grounds for Divorce and The Little Angel. Appearing in one and the same week, they illustrated a pretty little pamphlet that might be drawn up on theatrical production. For the plan of Grounds for Divorce is thin, almost out at the elbows, while the Little Angel is nourished with sustaining spice of satire. But Grounds for Divorce has Ina Claire and it is Ina Claire that makes it the pick of the Vajda basket...
...Little Angel is a young lady (Mildred Macleod) reared in such innocence that she discovers herself about to have a baby and can't imagine how she got that way. It seems she was at a ball and swooned, or something. Through the machinations of her flint-faced aunt (Clare Eames) the culprit is revealed and forced to marry her. Finally they fall in love...