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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1921
Page
6
Nazimova planned a repertoire film combining A Doll's House and Salome. She began with A Doll's House but Nora's evolving portrayal grew too long, leading her to abandon the other play. She decided to expand the Toten characterization to its fullest form rather than split the film.
The report states that after leaving Los Angeles for New York Charles Ray received 23 boxes of candy and 11 boxes of cigars. Mrs Ray's presence is said to have increased the candy gifts more than the cigar gifts.
Betty Compson and Theodore Koasloff will star in Paramount’s next picture The Noose. Compson will perform an Apache dance and portray a dual role in the film.
King Vidor filmed a dramatic train wreck scene in Love Never Dies showing a line of eight steel cars derailed into oblivion. The director defends the risky production against critics who say cinema is mere child’s play and notes the high financial and personal stakes for cast and crew.
Herbert Hawlinson Clemm er in Cheated Hearte. May McAvey Blur Mouse The Merais of Marcus. Dowetas Pair banks in The Three Musketeers. Richard Marthelmens to Tomble David. Teast time tonight at Strand dole arrymere in The Lotus beter. The Off Onakhen Hacket. Mery Pickford in Little lord Paanstorey. Lon Chaney in The Penalty.
A busy week of film notes highlights Douglas Paulbanks new The Three Musketeers at the Winter Garden with Marjorie Daw as leading woman. Other features include The Morals of Marcus at the Blue Mouse with Edward Patrick, The Sailor Made Man at Liberty, Tolable David at Coliseum with Richard Barthelmess, Little Lord Fauntleroy at Rex starring Mary Pickford, Hell s Gate with Neal Hart at Oak, and Just Around the Corner with Borzage and Vera Gordon in a noted collaboration.
Anita Loos, famed scenario writer and wife of John Emerson, discusses women pursuing careers in film and other fields. The piece notes Red Hot Romance as Emerson Loos's first independent production and references the Mount Olympus style satire with scenes set in Santo Grafto. It also mentions Dorothy Dalton's Paramount film Tharon of Lost Valley and copper shod horses used in exteriors at Crocker Huffman ranch near Merced California.
The column lists upcoming film plans and casting notes. Buster Keaton’s next project is teased as Copa with an strong cast including Henry Walthall Claire Windsor Milton Bilin Irene Rich Nick Cogley and Annette DeFoe. Harold Lloyd finishes He Who Hesitates Bright Eyes plus Ben Turpin linked to Guess Who’s Making That. Dorothy Dalton to star in The Cat That Walked Alone directed by George Melford with John Cotton as author. Carol Dempeter to work with John Barrymore in Sherlock Holmes. Teuru Aoki performs an Oriental dance in Five Days to Live. Frank Keenan Lloyd Mughes to star in The Brotherhood of Hate. Gertrude Short connected to Hey Crazy as Blanche Sweet’s cousin. Walter McGrall Carl Stockdale appear with Mabel Normand in When You Leave Home.
Beasie Love endures a harsh confinement chained to a Chinese post for weeks as a hostile Celestial mob roams nearby. Sessue Hayakawa eventually rescues her, and she then takes time off for meals.
Lloyd Hughes and Madge Bellamy star in King Vidor's Love Never Dies to be shown here soon. The actors were loaned for the film through Thomas Ince. Bellamy is a new screen find after The Cup of Life and Hall, the Woman. Hughes is a leading young screen player known for Homespun Folks and other pictures.
Harry Myers stars with Doris May in Hunt Stromberg’s Boy Crazy and leads a stunt sequence riding a bicycle to pedal her along a rural highway. Myers also headlines Mark Twain’s Connecticut Yankee as a brave knight on motor cycles rescuing a captured maiden from a villainess.
Mary MacLaren steps in for Edith Roberts as leading woman for Wallace Reid in Across the Continent due to Roberts’ delayed engagement. MacLaren previously led The Three Musketeers with Douglas Palibanka. Universal films Buffalo Bill life. Union Pacific offers archives and facilities to support the project.
Wil liam Cubee, 42, died after his wooden leg became entangled in a tree and he dangled about 20 feet above ground near his home in Crane. Bear hunters found the body in late December, ending a disappearance since October 1. He had lost his leg in a bear fight as a child and hunted to make a living.
Corporal Ray D. March, discharged from the Marine Corps a few days ago, was awarded the Maltese Cross and Good Conduct Medal. He is employed by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. in Seattle.
A home made cough syrup using 24% ounces of Pinex mixed into a pint of sugar syrup, molasses, honey, or corn syrup claims superior relief for coughs bronchitis and hoarseness compared with expensive ready made products. It soothes irritated membranes clears phlegm and stops throat itch. The Pinex concentrate from Norway pine extract has been used for generations.
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