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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1922
Page
6
John Gilbert and Doris Pawn star in the melodramatic Shame. The wife follows her husband into the frozen North to uncover a secret that drove him from home. The film remains held over at the Blue Mouse.
Aurelie by Charles Tenny Jackson is the film attraction now playing at the Oak. The picture weaves Aurelia’s adventures romance and thrills with a true heart interest centered on Miss Love’s character.
The Columbia theater hosts Gladys Walton in The Gutternipe with a flapper contest run with prizes of 25 and 15 dollars. Entries must include name age address and phone and be received by 1 pm next Wednesday. Walton acts as judge and a film of contestants will be shot at The Star office the following day.
John Emerson and Anita Loos adapt a Seattle inspired tale into a large scale photoplay set in the mythical kingdom of Bunkonia. The plot follows an insured royal court doomed in a revolution, with scenes swelling to nearly five thousand extras and extended production time.
Leena Owen and Matt Moore appear together in the new Fannie Hurst screenplay Back Pay directed by Frank Ber wuce. Misa Owen is noted for a splendid role as a flighty pleasure loving woman in the production.
Jackie Coogan hires Herbert, the six year old son of the Coogans' colored wash woman, as a new playfellow nicknamed Sherbit. He has persuaded his director to create a role for him in the next film Loat and ound.
Florence Vidor King Vidor Clyde Fillmore and crew filming The Real Adventure by Henry Kitchell Webster are marooned in snowbound Big Bear valley California. Signal fires and dog teams are used as rescuers plan air-dropped snowshoes if needed amid severe winter storms.
A miscellaneous wrap of Hollywood trivia including Herschel Mayall’s name spelling, contact in Los Angeles, Buck Jones’ marriage status, Grace Cunard’s absence from films, Jean Southern’s screen absence, Bobby Harron’s accidental death, Tom Mix’s age, Lady Hamilton’s filming in Germany, Bliss-Claire Windsor’s rising status with Grand Larceny, Ruth Renick’s true name Ruth Griffin and horse riding, her Galveston birth flood tale, Ruth Renick’s hair, and Gloria Swanson’s height and features.
Edna Purviance, longtime Chaplin leading lady, is reported to be starred in a number of photo plays under his supervision.
Tully Marshall returns to the Marshall Neilan team for Booth Tarkington's Penrod with Wesley Barry in the title role. Marshall plays Henry Passive Scho Mela, Penrod's father, and Claire McDowell is cast as Ma Schofield.
Contestant Agnes Johnson rides at 19 W Thomas Jr and becomes the first entry in the Gladys Walton Flapper contest.
William D. Taylor the Paramount director who was murdered the other day faced a prior death threat when a man claiming divine orders entered his Klondike cabin. Taylor used a Bible to talk the lunatic into backing off his plan.
Charles Ray devoted to study for his first film with United Artista, Fairbanks Pickford Chaplin and Griffith, after which he will still complete one more project for First National. Elmo Lincoln sues the Sterns for 1000 dollars claiming they promised pay for shaving his body in the last Tarzan production. Numerous fan magazines seek the answer on Wallace Reid’s marital status.
Liberty News opens Saturday with features from Seattle artists preparing for a season’s big affair in Bohemia. The issue highlights the Salvation Army building corner stone laying and views of prize-winning babies in the Strand theatre baby contest. The university hosts Knights of the Hook after receiving old campus pictures.
Lefty Flynn former Yale star halfback joins cast of The Cat Walked Alone a George Milford Paramount production featuring Dorothy Dalton with Milton Sills and Wanda Hawley in key roles. Witt Rogers stars with Lila Lee in One Glorious Day. Bebe Daniels denies engagement to Jack Dempsey.
Constance Talmadge stars as Meacham in Polly of the Follies Gir, a forthcoming screen musical written by Anita Loos and John Emerson. Kenneth Harlan co-stars as her leading man in this new attraction, cited as a prime opportunity for the year.
Bryant Washburn returns to the screen in Goldwyns large picture Hungry Hearts based on the novel of the same title set in New York City life.
Pola Negri headlines a new screen release titled The Last Payment. The film showcases Negri in a dramatic role and highlights her status as a leading star of the era.
Dagny Servaes, a vic tress, will appear in The Pharaoh, a new film release. The announcement notes her role and aligns with upcoming production plans.
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