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Shanghai Quietly Builds Hollywood Style Film Scene
In Shanghai a film training boom grows as Miss Bayley from Hollywood teaches Chinese youths emotion and gesture for cinema. Pupils rehearse scenes with Chinese slips and English guidance, aiming to blend Eastern feeling with Western acting styles amid a budding local film industry.
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Chinese and American studios shape Chinese film scene
The Commercial Press Studio leads Chinese film with dramatic and educational works. The Peacock Motion Picture Corporation, a Sino American company with 5 million dollars capital, was incorporated in Delaware in November 1922 and owns a Shanghai studio and lab. Salaries for actors are low with top stars at 150 dollars a month and extras at 60 cents daily. The Hamilton gatory was completed recently and features satire of English society. Edward Everett Hale's The Man Without a Country will be adapted as As No Man Has Loved.
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Peggy Joyce to Star on Screen in New Cosmo Hamilton Drama
Peggy Hopkins Joyce Countess Morner will debut on the screen in a drama written for her by Cosmo Hamilton. The P. A. Powers company will produce the picture. Anthony Paul Kelly, author of several screen and stage successes, is connected to the project.
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Two Broadway Openings Highlight Week at Fifty-Second Street and Globe
New York previews show Ruth Chatterton in The Little Minister at the Globe and The Blue Peter at Fifty-Second Street Theater. The Little Minister relies on Chatterton’s talent to carry the revival while The Blue Peter risks melodrama with savages and gunfire but leans toward a psychological sentimental core. Michael Arlen travels from London to supervise rehearsals for The Green Hat adaptation, aiming for a Belmont Theater premiere.
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Paramount to produce The Wanderer from biblical prodigal tale
Raud Walsh who directed The Thief of Bagdad will helm the large scale production The Wanderer based on the famous Biblical play about the prodigal son. Cecil B. DeMille has signed two new funds in Sally Long and Majel Coleman, famed beauties.
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Norma Shearer in Double Role Comes Tuesday
Norma Shearer stars in Monta Bell’s Lady of the Night at the Grand for Tuesday and Wednesday. She plays two contrasting characters Molly and Florence across high society and slum life, with director Bell using dual roles to explore identical traits under different environments. The cast also features Malcolm McGregor George K Arthur Freda Pilmelton and Dale Fuller with adaptation by Allee D. G. Miller.
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Chocolate Dandies Bring Afro Broadway Revue to Grand
Lisale and Blake star in The Chocolate Dandies a 125 member chorus of colored talent. A horse race in the first act leads to a jungle revel second act as Eubie Blake conducts and Noble Slesie Allen performs with the duo.
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Filming Delayed for Illness on Elmer Davis Project
Filming of I'll Show You the Town directed by Harry A. Pollard paused at Universal City due to illness of star Reginald Denny who was confined to bed with a flu attack. Cast includes Marton Nixon Edward Kimball Silvan Tashman Hayden Stevenson Clumsy Fitzgerald Margaret Livingston Neely Edwards William A. Carroll Martha Mattox and Lionel Braham.
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