Word: cinemaseers
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Cinemas. "Chaplin is known as 'Charlo' and Fairbanks as 'Dooglaz.' You never hear their last names spoken. From the analogy of their own system of giving names the Spanish suppose 'Dooglaz' to be the name of the actor's father and 'Fairbanks...
Then in strode Rudolph Valentino, languorous Don of the cinemas, accompanying well-known "Laura Gould." They seated themselves and before long the assembly became notably more convivial. Mr. Valentino was reported in despatches to have achieved a state of mind in which it occurred to him to quaff a mixture...
For some time British cinema companies have been having a thoroughly unhappy time of it. Most of their difficulties arise from the difficulty experienced in competing with imported U. S. films. Britain herself has scarcely enough of a movie public to support domestic film production; as compared with America'...
"There were refreshments in the basement and cinemas on the roof and a trick pony which told fortunes with stamping hoof and twitching ear-all for a small admission fee that the public gladly paid."
The Kiosk is to be turned into a casino on the lines of those at Monte Carlo and Nice. Hotel accommodations, cinemas, amusement parks, are also to be constructed. The Turks hope many people will come to Constantinople.