America's Sweetheart Deposed Norma Still Leads in Poll
A poll tracks female stars' popularity with Norma Talmadge leading over Mary Pickford, whose curls were removed to shift roles. Mish Pickford's director pushes Stella Maris style parts, while Meighan rises in overall popularity ahead of Ray and Hart. The survey lists Norma 205 and Mary Pickford as close rivals with others like Constance Talmadge among top contenders.
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Mary Pickford
Norma Talmadge
Norma
Mary
Mish Pickford
Stella Maris
Charwoman
Thomas Meighan
Charlies Ray
Bill Hart
Meighan
Voting on Most Popular Stars Faces Open Call
A note invites readers to name their favorite male and female motion picture stars in the designated space and mail to the Motion Picture Editor of the Seattle Star. The item seeks public input on popularity rankings.
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Seattle
Liberty Rowell Simpson in Godless Men and Prisoners of Love
The program lineup lists Liberty Rowell Simpson in Godless Men and William Christy Co Stealers, Isobel of The Trails End featuring James Oliver Corwood, The Cheater Reformer with William Russell, The Inner Voice by K Lincoln, and Blue Mountain Hawtey in Pood for Loan at Garden.
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Rowell Simpson
Clemmer
William Christy
Kanne
M—Hetty Compson
James Oliver Corwood
Isobel
Trails End
William Russell
K. Lincoln
Inner Voice
Blue Mou Lary Ge Hawtey
Is of The Trail's End featured at the Strand
A James Oll for is the Trail end drama on the whaler tale on board north of 53. Deanne paths protect wife honor. Deane escapes in a small rowboat after the captain falls insensible. Royal Mounted police pursue him as the plot unfolds.
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Je Deane
Royal Mounted Police
James Oll- Curwood
Isof
Strand
Clemmers The Stealers theft tale by Robertsod Cole
Local notice names participants Robert Martin William Tooker and Walter Miller along with Myrtie Morse Ruth Dwyer and others in a cryptic listing. The fragment outlines a cast and possible involvement in a case titled Clemmers The Stealers with the surname Robertsod Cole appearing as a creator or party.
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Robertsod-Cole
Robert Martin
Wm. Tooker Oo Martin
Myrtie Morse
Ruth Dwyer
A Oumar’ Eeesagenss
Walter Miller
Love Daring Girl Leads to Conflict at Coliseum
Betty Compson stars as Blanche Davis a girl with striking charm pursued by many admirers. After a clash with her father she leaves home and the plot follows her attempts to forge her own path in the world amid romantic entanglements.
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Betty Compson
Coliseum
Miss Compson
Blanche Davis
The Cheat Reformed at the Colonial Theatre
The tolling of a chapel bell signals a dramatic turning point in the William Fox photo play The Cheat Reformed. William Russell stars in a tense scene of imposture inside a church setting at the Colonial.
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William Fox
William Russell
The
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Lincoln Plays Central Role in The Inner Voice at Rex
E. K. Lincoln stars opposite Anita in The Wood Violet era and now appears in The Inner Voice a pellant film at Rex. The story follows a man’s spiritual reawakening through a pretty love plot amid the drama and romance of the picture.
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E. K. Lincoln
Anita
Rex
Liberty News Highlights Local Events
Liberty News profiles a busy Saturday program at the Jensen and Von Herberg. It notes acts by Mayor Caldwell advancing Life Insurance Day proclamation, cornerstone laying for the Masonic Temple in Rainier Valley, and Jessie M. Lightfoot as the first woman deputy sheriff of King County.
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Connistonel Cousin? Talmadge Marital News
Connie's Hubby Constance Talmadge pictured with her husband John Pialogou a wealthy New York importer. They eloped to Greenwich Connecticut after a yearlong courtship that began at a New York social function. Pialogou was born in Constantinople to Greek parents.
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Peripatetic Musician Darrell Foss Plays Studio Scenes
Darrell Foss, a versatile musician, performs daily at Gold Wyn studio in Gertrude Atherton's Dont Neglect Your Wife. He plays violin cornet mandolin banjo and solophone and entertains friends between scenes. He can play piano but avoids it for portability reasons.
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Darrell Foss
Goldwyn
Gertrude Atherton
Grace Morse debuts ear revealing hair dress
Grace Morse, star of Burglar Proof with Bryant Washburn, releases La Nouveau coiffure a hair dress that partially reveals the ears. She comments Fashion favors ears and ends bobbed hair saying ears have been out long enough.
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Grace Morse
Bryant Washburn
Miss Moree
Robert McKim Embraces Villain Roles in Films
Robert McKim, famed screen villain, says villains offer more pleasure for six reels while heroes suffer the end. He argues the seventh reel shifts advantage to the hero, making villain parts more desirable for performance and audience payoff.
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Villin
Ben Hampton Pictures
Mr. McKim
Three Lois Weber Productions At Hollywood Studio
Lois Weber finished three new productions in her Hollywood studio. Married Strangers Whats Worth While and What Do Men Want feature Claire Windsor and Laula Calhern with Misa Weber directing. Calhern was a former legitimate star before joining the Weber studio. Windsor's beauty and charm earned her leading lady roles.
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Piccure
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Cal
Misa Weber
Claire Windsor
Laula Calhern
Calhern
Estar
Weber Studio
Miss Windsor
Miss Weber
Fatty Arbuckle Starts New Paramount Feature Three Miles Out
Rosco Fatty Arbuckle has returned to Hollywood and begun a new Paramount production directed by James Cruze. The project, titled Three Miles Out, is written by Frank Condon and promises Arbuckle a stellar leading role with strong potential for a standout performance.
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Fatty’) Arbuckle
Hollywood
James Cruze
Paramount
Frank Condon
Mr. Arbuckle
Local Picture Movement Gains Seattle Support
Seattle Motion Picture Society led by Ralph R Weetfall seeks 5000 memberships at 12 dollars each with a ten per person limit. The group plans incorporation as Washington Photoplay Corp to produce Northwest themed films including four feature photodramas first year with local industries as lumbering fl... shipping and mining. A three reel drama for American White Crown anti dope society is planned. war veterans back the effort.
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Seattle
Seattle Motion Picture Society
Ralph R. Weetfall
Washington Photoplay Corporation
Northwest Pictures
American White Crown
Westfall
Hoot Gibson A Real Cowboy Star Of Western Films
Ed Golbeen known as Hoot Gibson has won fame as a genuine cowboy turned film star. Born on a Nebraska ranch near Tekamah, he has ridden horses since childhood and spent seven years in Universal Pictures making two reel action Westerns that appeal for their naturalness.
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Toot) Golbeen
Universal Pictures
Hoot
Tekamah
Nebraska
Notable Cast to Support Barrymore in Jim the Penman
Intimate interest attaches to Lionel Barrymore's cast for Jim the Penman. The star is Maurice Barrymore's eldest son, with Doris Rankin in a key role and McKee Rankin's granddaughter Arthur Rankin as young Lord Drelincourt. Other familiar photo play names include Charles Coghlan, Anders Randolph, Ned Burton, Douglas McPherson and Gladys Lealie.
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Lionel Barrymore
Mckee Rankin
Charles Coghlan
Anders Randolph
Ned Burton
Douglas McPherson
Gladys Lealie
Film City Receives 2000 Letters a Day
Universal City postoffice handles about 2000 letters daily addressed to the screen state there. Postmaster Seigler notes an average of 300 letters each day for actors connected with other companies. The city is not a general studio center but the property of the Universal Film Manufacturing Co mainly used for Universal productions.
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United States
Mia
Suizzane Z
Seigler
Universal Film Manufacturing Co
Universal
Dirigible Used in Filming Scenes for West Coast Production
Marshall Neilan used a dirigible bump to shoot large exterior battle scenes for Rob Hampton of Placer. Photographers and a sailor semaphore expert rode the blimp, guiding camera crews over five square miles as thousands of extras reenacted Custer’s Last Fight. Notable cast includes Gloria Swanson and Wanda Hawley.
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Marshall Neilan
Rob Hampton
Placer
Anilor
Mary Pickford Remains Timeless Child at 28
The famous Mary Pickford, famed for beloved youthful roles, is depicted in playful dress with a long gown and hat. The caption notes she will be 28 on April 11, 1921, while fans hope she never fully grows up.
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Mary Pickford
Mary
Not a Drum Was Heard reunites Novak and Neilan team
Pretty Jane Novak again signs with Neilan after success in The River's End. Jane Novak and star Charles Weat return to the Neilan Studio for Not a Drum Was Heard, adapted by Marion Fairfax from Ben Ames Williams.
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Marshall Neilan
Jane Novak
Marion Fairfax
Ben Ames Williams
Dorothy Dalton Filming In Far North At Port Henry
A miniature Alaskan trail city modeled after Dawson City was built at Port Henry New York by Paramount art and decoration for exterior scenes of The Teaser Dorothy Dalton's latest picture The company spent three weeks filming exteriors for this gripping Canadian Northwestern tale.
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Port Henry
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Dorothy Dalton
Paramount
Rogers in Story by Irvin S Cobb
Director Clarence Badger and actor Rogers near completion of Boys Will Be Boys based on Irvin S Cobb story. They will start on next film An Unwilling Hero from O Henry tale Whistling Dick's Christmas Stocking. Cast includes Molly Malone John Bowers Darrell Fest Larry Fisher Leo Willis Dick Johnson and Nick Cog ley.
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Wit Rogers
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Whistling Dick
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John Bowers
Darrell Fest
Larry Fisher
Leo Willis
Dick Johnson
Nick Cogley
Carey to Star in Original Western Film Role
Hollywood notes confirm Harry Carey will star in Everybody for Himmeelf after finishing his current picture tentatively titled If Only Jim. The story by Philip Miguel inspired the project written for Carey by George C Hull and directed by Jack Ford, who returns to Universal.
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Philip V. Mighel
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George C. Hull
Jack Ford
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Ford
Movie Quizzes and Cast Notes From Early Studio Reports
Everett Montague Love stars in Nor ma Talmadge's Mak ing the Game with Harrison Ford as lead. Love, born in Calcutta in 1577, educated in England, stands 1 foot 1 inch with red hair and blue eyes. Mae and Marguerite Marth, Gert-Mildred Maresh, and Ygnacio Forester tie into studio gossip while extras rush to ballroom scenes. Wesley Barry in Dinty is set to appear with Katherine MacDonald. Ming Moore and Horta Swanson discuss baby photos.
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Norma Talmadge
Harrison Ford
Mr. Love
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Mies Gert
Mildred Maresh
Jeter
Mae
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Dinty
Katherine MacDonald
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Ming Moore
Horta Swanson
Not a Drum Was Heard Stars Wesley Barry with Shaved Head
Wesley Barry, known as a genial child star, plays a role in the Neilan production Not a Drum Was Heard that requires his head to be shaved. The young actor is seen with a shaved cranium as the film advances.
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Neilan
Dinty
Wesley
Wealey
Litte
You Can't Kill Love stars three leading players in Selz picture
Hedda Hopper and Betty Hilburn from Girt of the Sea and William B. Davidson head the cast for You Can't Kill Love the Selz production from Michael 4 Phillips story. Eugene O'Brien is filming in Miami Fla scenes for his latest vehicle Gilded Lives.
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Bouts of Broadway Film News and Cast Listings
A batch of 1920s style studio notices highlights Maurice Tourneur’s The Bait with Hope Hampton from The Tiger Lady stage play. It notes Monte Blue in Opie Read adapted Carolina mountains tale The J and Midsummer Madness from Cosmo Hamilton. Dorothy Dickson joins Piper, plus Olive Tell to lead in Wi Apart. Antonio Moreno’s Vitagraph project Sevens heads to the islands for a three year production break.
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Maurice Tourneur
Hope Hampton
Sidney Toler
Antonio Moreno
An Islands
Anita Stewart Seeks Canadian Snow for Tornado Scenes
After real snow scenes fell short in Truckee California Anita Stewart plans to travel to Canada to shoot authentic blizzard atmosphere for her film The Tornado demanding convincing snowfall and rugged terrain.
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