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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1920
Page
8
Readable fragments list shows RT Chertie Ray in Ca ome Pha and Mer Lew Cody in Ooee d Hie Own Law. PeAnn Lee Weber stars in To Please Woman and Walsh in From New Os. BEX Deed Mem Tell Ne Tales appears midweek with Dustin Fareum in The Trea Sirate.
Alfred Allen Wade Hoteler Vid Warrington lead a young man to surprise the girl he plans to marry by furnishing a home without her knowledge. Charlie Ray plays David as a trio of youngsters adds charm in this latest feature at the Liberty.
Robertson Cole presents Clemmers Occasionals Yours featuring Lew Cody Betty Blythe Woodward and J Barney Sherry Woodward with Elmer Pair in the cast. The brief notice highlights the screen credits and the release context for local patrons.
A Goldwyn Read film features J Cc Mac, a wealthy engineer, taking Jean Laval under his wing. They travel to Alaska where danger and sacrifice test the pair as a domestic tale unfolds.
The photoplay Frow Now On at Colonial follows a youth who goes wrong and is saved by a girl's love. George Walsh leads with Rex Lytegre John Rattray Cole Santos and Denison in a tale of thwarted villains. The Rex presents Dead Men Tell No Tales a mid ocean gold cargo plot drama where a lone man defeats five plotters at Rattray Hall.
Cast includes Dustin Farnum Louise Glaum and Charlies K. French in The Iron Strain a modern take on The Taming of the Shrew. A vigorous suitor uses caveman methods on a headstrong heroine and she ends up in love. Set moves from eastern drawing rooms to Alaska wilderness.
Potter Texas actor Tex Cooper known for playing a bad man in The Teaser carries his own Colt 45 a gift from Zack Miller of the 101 ranch where he once rode steer. The Bridge of Sighs scene in The Quarry with Thomas Meighan is filmed. Bryant Washburn returns from London with Mrs. Washburn. Florence Johns joins The Quarry cast. Augusta Evans Wilson's At the Mercy of Tiberius to be filmed as The Price of Silence.
Actor Thomas Meighan again commutes to Hollywood to finish his new picture The Quarry marking his fourth straight year of cross country shoots. Director Tom Forman accompanies him, with Lois Wilson in the leading feminine role and past West Coast productions including The Frontier of the Stars and Civilian Clothes.
Thomas H. Ince, famed for numerous productions, personally directs scenes for the Associated Producers feature Lying Lips. He oversees a shipwreck sequence aboard the U S battleship Minneapolis with House Peters Fier ione Victor and hundreds of sailors, emphasizing actor immersion and atmosphere over forceful direction.
Producer Joseph M. Schenk has secured nearly the entire original stage cast for the Mama's Affair adaptation starring Constance Talmadge. Kenneth Harlan will play the male lead, continuing after Dangerous Business at the Liberty.
Maurice Tourneur, before his stage career and while still in Paria, trained as a sculptor, a background that shaped the pictorial values evident in his films.
A lavish all star production adapted from Norma Lorimer’s novel is finished. The likely title change to The Soul of the Sun adds an air of mystery. The romance centers on scientific discovery clashing with treasure hunting in ancient Egyptian tombs and buried cities with Robert McKim and Claire Adams starring.
In cooperation with Associated First National Pictures, Evelyn B. K. Rivera End by James Oliver Curwood marks Marshall Neilan’s first studio production. Mentions Vivian Martin, K. R. Charles Vica Dana, John Collins, Hazel Mary Wickford, Frances Marion, and Noel pics. Includes notes on marriages, ages, and recent films like Sorrentina and A Ballroom Romeo.
Edith May winner of the Mayflower salesgirl beauty contest completes a six week engagement in the Ziegtela Follies and returns to Monroe Wisconsin for a brief visit with her family before starting a six week run in a R A Walsh production. She won the title America’s most beautiful salengiri in a nationwide contest open to salengiris in shops and department stores.
Joe Culbertson, famed Custer scout, helped stage a scene in Neilan’s Glacier Park film Pardes. The production mirrored earlier frontier clashes between frontiersmen and Indians. Pardes adapts Ren Ames Williams’s story Not a Drum Was Heard.
Mischa Gluschkin leads Seattle Strand Theatre Orchestra in a program of famous operatic arias and popular selections. The young conductor, famed as a Royal Academy prodigy, prepares a varied concert series for city audiences.
D W Griffiths Way Down East has reached its two hundredth New York performance at top ticket prices from 3 to 5 dollars for premium seats. The Griffith feature now travels on 26 road shows with pricing from 60 cents to 2 dollars per performance.
The Vanderbilt estate at Douglas ton New York served Hugh Ford for exterior scenes of The Price of Possession Ethel Clayton's Paramount film. Scenes depict Silvergate Surrey England near the story written by Winifred Boggs. Clayton and crew spent a week there under Ford's direction after his return from England.
A King Vidor company heads to Wainwright Banff and other Northwestern Canadian points to shoot wild buffalo sequences for The Sky Pilot. On board are Colleen Moorea David Butler John Bowers Harry Todd Frank E Hughes and John McDermott. Daily concerts will accompany the Strand orchestra performances.
Marguerite Clark declares she has no intention of retiring from the screen. Her first project under her own company will be a film version of the stage success Wives, with only exterior scenes remaining to complete in the Graph Studio in New York.
Wesley Barry and Colleen Me led a party for 300 Los Angeles orphans last week. The event included a reception at the asylum, the Dinty players performing in vaudeville style, a city sightseeing bus parade, and a matinee vaudeville show at a neighborhood theater.
Henry Woodward, acclaimed for his Major Heyward in Maurice Tourneur's The Last of Mohicans, has purchased an apartment and says he may retire from the screen around 1960. The article highlights his industrious career and plans.
Charles Ray will star in Scrap Iron, a First National release from Charles Van Loan. The youthful star's studio announces a cast assembled to fit Ray's portrayal of multiple characters. The story follows a youngster who enters the prize ring to avenge his brother, delivering a credible performance.
Frank Lloyd endures contortions for a torture sequence in The Water Trail while a Chinaman in the scene is kept safe by an osteopath. A terrapin stars in You'll be S prised a Chester comedy and a dog helps a terrapin enter a dynamite shack in Sham. Paramount buys Sham starring Henrietta Crosman. Cullen Landis awaits Snow blindness filming in Banff Canada next week.
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