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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
6
Peter B. H. Kyne photoplay produced by Goldwyn arrives Saturday at the Liberty. Three leading ladies Helene Chadwick Claire Windsor Mae Rusch star in the drama with Pat O Malley and Norman Kerry in the male cast. Mae Rusch earned a Goldwyn contract after her role here.
Mary Pickford stars in Tess of the Storm Country now in its third week at the Blue Mouse. The film features a massive Chinese rug measuring 15 by 19 feet in the grand parlor set, originally made for an oil operator in Pasadena who sold it due to financial reverses.
The Strand opens Clarence this Saturday a lively comedy about a penniless exsokler who wins over a millionaire’s squabbling family and captures a wife. Wallace Reid stars with Agnes Ayres and May McAvoy in supporting roles praised as finely cast.
Columbia presents All Night starring Rodolph Valentino and Carmel Myers opening Saturday. A humorous lovers tale, Myers deafly plays a temperamental fiancée racing Valentino to romance while Johnny Fox provides comic relief in The Small Town Derby. Musical week features Harold Weeks and the Columbia orchestra in a special concert.
Miss Bellamy plays the title role in Maurice Tourneur's production of the famous novel Lorna Doone, which opens Saturday at the Coliseum. The piece promises lush interiors with soft hangings, birds, flowers, cushions, and a broad divan for rest.
Norma Talmadge stars in Love or Hate with Courtney Soote and Ford Sterling. The film, adapted from Jacinto Benavente’s story, was formerly titled The Passion Flower.
In a palace drama, Marjorie tells her lover the strange tale of Dusk to Dawn, a King Vidor production adapted from The Shuttle Soul by Katherine Hil. Florence Victor stars in the film as part of the narrative.
The film Head Over Heels starring Normand in a top Winter Garden engagement opens Sunday. Powell plays Papa Bambinett and Raymond Hatton is a theatrical press agent. Adolph Menjou Hugh Thompson and Lionel Belmore also appear in the Goldwyn picture.
The Olympic theater presents Harold Lloyd in I Do It for those who are married or expect to wed and even those who avoid it. In two reels Lloyd shows a merry matrimonial mix up with Ted Howland’s musical players adding a unique score.
Beginning Sunday the Paramount film Saturday Night will screen at the Princess theater. Leatrice Joy, Conrad Nagel, Edith Roberta and Jack Mower head the cast in what is described as an excellent DeMille production with thrilling action.
Los Angeles December 9 The king and queen of Great Britain will attend a gala presentation of Oliver Twist at Hyde Park hotel London for the Princess Endowment fund for Cedars College for Blind Girls. Jackie Coogan is invited as guest of honor with his parents planning to travel in January.
Brownie the Century wonder dog appears with Huddy Messenger in Harry Edwards second Century film Detective K Nine. Edwards, in the third week of Two Assistants, is aided by Zion Myers and camera team led by George Crocker. Cast includes Jack Cooper Jack Earle Betty May. The Giant Battle receives long term contract. Huddy Messenger’s comedy title changes to Me for You.
The Red Hen hotel a two story frame relic of California's gold rush era was blown up to stage a scene in Canyon of the Fools Harry Careys fourth starring vehicle for F B release The hotel near Mojave desert marked the edge of Skinner's Camp once a famed mining settlement The structure and six cabins were all that remained of Skinner's Camp now destroyed by dynamite.
Wallace Worsley to direct The Hunchback of Notre Dame at Universal City with Lon Chaney in the title role and Raymond Hatton cast as Gringoire the poet.
Three infant girls under one year old cried during rehearsal for Baby Ben. A humming top spun by the property man drew their attention and soon their smiles returned, allowing the scenes with the embryo leading ladies to be filmed.
Word from the James Cruze company confirms The Covered Wagon is snowed under at the Milford Utah camp. The crew can reach Milford 85 miles away only by snowshoes or sled, delaying work but keeping the large production moving with available moments.
Betty Compson and the principals of The White Flower left Honolulu for California to complete the Paramount picture after about a week of studio work. Julia Crawford Ivers wrote and directed the project.
Helen Ferguson portrays a young mother in Harrys Brass, directed by Franklin for Brothers. She recalls feeling alone at first before the child’s gaze and arms drew her into the maternal role, shaping her performance for the production.
Lieoyd Hamilton departs from his usual big shoes in No Luck a ton comedy nearing educational release The gag centers on painful tight shoes causing him to burst out in agony with his girl before returning to his oversized footwear at the end of the day The piece notes the actor risks injuring his feet without practice and hints at a relearned stride for future scenes
One and fifty thousand feet of picture film are now being used in Brussels schools for special subjects.
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