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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1922
Page
6
Jackie Coogan's new production near completion had the working title Lost and Found but a similarly titled film exists. The final title was altered and observers note the five reel comedy shows Coogan in ongoing trouble throughout.
Louis B. Mayer presents a First National special directed by John M. Stahl featuring Henry B. Walthall Claire Windsor Milton Sills Irene Rich and a star lineup that includes Joseph Dowling Doris Pawn Shannon Day Donald MacDonald Annette De Foe Edith Yorke Fred Kelcey William Marion Stanley Goethals Nick Coghl y and Albert MacQuarrie with further top names in the ensemble.
Thomas Meighan comments on the new picture The Proxy Daddy directed by Alfred B. Green, hailing it as a fine story with a wonderful script. He notes the train sequences are strong but laments that the scenario writer did not include dining car scenes, leaving the cast to eat in lunch counters during filming.
Titian-haired actress Ethel Clayton arrives at the Coliseum Wednesday for the Paramount photoplay Her Own Money. The screening promises a popular dramatic feature and bright entertainment for local theatergoers.
Union presents Black Sheep one of the era's most realistic western pictures to be shown Sunday and Monday. Victory screens The Lady From Longacre with William Küssell as the star, a tale of royalty, independence and new happiness.
The film adaptation of Zona Gale's Miss Lulu Bett by William DeMille is booked for local screening. Lois Wilson stars as Lulu with Theore Roberta Dwight Deacon Clarence Burton Milton Silla Neil Cornish and Charles Ogle in supporting roles as a drama of small town life and romance.
The article lists actors and films including Potter Redolph Valentino in Beyond the Rocks with Gloria Swanson reading lady, Pola Negri en route to America, David Powell returning from London, Adolph Menjou and Norma Talmadge in Duchess of Langeais, Madge Bellamy at the Strand, Colleen Moore engagement rumors, Vitagraph securing rights to The Sheik's Wife filmed in Algeria, Herbert Rawlinson starting The Black Marie at Universal, and Frank Mayo with Dagmar Godowsky attending the National Board of Review luncheon in New York.
Producer Richard Walton Tully and star Guy Bates Post take on their screen debuts in The Masquerader, a forthcoming First National feature, marking their first major film effort after successful stage careers.
Anzia Yezierska tells friends at a Waldorf luncheon that her photodrama Hungry Hearts, completed at Goldwyn Studios, drew on her own America years ago she sought a scullery maid job there but was refused.
The star shows no rest as she portrays a Cuban smuggler s daughter a dress shop inmate and a reform school girl in a Paramount film Var of Paradise. She co stars with Jack Holt in the ranch owners daughter role.
Constance Talmadge shoots scenes for The TDI vorcee at Big Bear valley and Catalina island. Harrison Ford and Kenneth Harlan lead the cast with supporting players in capable hands.
Ben Turpio rides a Studebaker, Guy Bates Post drives a Pierce Arrow, and Anita Stewart showcases a Stutz in a fashionable automotive display.
Warner Daxter, famed stage actor, leads opposite Ethel Clayton in Her Own Money at the Collseum Wednesday. He praises screen work and plans future film projects after long stage career, including Lombardi Ltd and various character and lead roles.
The report lists actors and co stars with brief notes on recent or upcoming projects. Norman Holt described as a good villain off screen, Neely with Constance Talmadge projects, Nazimova in A Doll’s House adaptation, Jackie Coogan’s early career, George Stewart signed for Christie comedies with Anita Stewart relation, Reginald Denny linked to Leather Pushers and The White Horseman, May McAvoy clarified as 20 and unmarried as a real art star.
Actor Charles Ray has three photoplays in development titled Smudge Gas, Oil and Water and The Deuce of Spades. Each project required an investment exceeding $100,000, illustrating the long tying up of fortunes in motion pictures.
Paramount engages director Fred Niblo to film Blood and Sand starring Rudolph Valentino. The project adapts a Blasco Ibanez novel, the author of The Four? Negroes of the Apocalypse.
A John M. Stahl production titled The Song of Life appears among major First National week attractions. The plot centers on a woman whose strong aversion to dishwashing drives her actions and choices within the story.
A new Liberty News edition screens Saturday morning featuring close-ups of Seattle events from the past week. university exercises near the Washington statue honor the Father of His Country, plus a National Guard birthday celebration. Also shown are a life-saving party at the city dog pound, a silk flag presentation to Daniel lagley school, international happenings, and profiles of notable individuals. Tom Mix and others joined a benefit vaudeville at Hollow Masonic temple Tuesday night with Larry Lemon organizing.
New York reports Jane Novak now earns 1500 dollars weekly. The eight year film career began in St Louis with her uncle, avoiding sensational roles for wholesome leading parts. Her films include The River's End The Rosary and The Belle of Alaska with ongoing outdoor productions and a five picture contract.
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