Page 2 - Olive Thomas News Today

A lighthouse expert discovered that "Out Yonder" producers in 1919 built a temporary set on the Hudson River

Century-old moving pictures filmed in Maine to be shown at Augusta's historic theater next weekend, among them several involving Auburn's Holman Day.

We take a look at stories and superstitions that make going to the theater a frightfully good time.

Andrew Hook's Candescent Blooms is a brilliantly ghoulish collection of short stories in which stars look back at their own deaths

From the time Mae West got arrested mid-performance to the 'Carrie' musical that failed in spectacular fashion, here's what you need to know about the weird and wonderful history of the Great White Way.

From the common saying of the phrase "Break a Leg" to the absolute refusal to mention a certain play involving certain witches and certain Scottish kings,

Theres been lots of feedback this week re recent TRM snaps. Yvonne Evans emailed saying: "Dear Jeff, very pleased to see that your column is continuing in the Western Telegraph with lots of interesting information. I was particularly interested in the picture of the Milford Docks area last week, but not because of the trawlers, but of the view of the cottages of Marine Gardens on the left side of the main track. My parents-in-law, Harry and Lil Evans, had rooms in one of the cottages soon a...

We see plenty of talk about celebrities being “cancelled” these days and to some, this might look like it’s a new thing but anyone who knows the story of Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle can tell you it is not even close.  I’m sure you’re aware of silent movies greats like Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. Legends. “Fatty” Arbuckle was arguably their equal at the time. Not only was he one of the most popular silent era stars, he was one of the best paid and his career was only goin...