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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1922
Page
10
Mary Anderson stars in Bluebeard Jr a timely comedy drama about high rents and landlord greed at the Winter Garden running four days starting Sunday A young couple faces a home shortage but the story ends happily
Rodolph Valenting stars in Stolen Moments with Marguerita Namara in her silent drama debut. Advance notices praise Namara’s dramatic ability as the photoplay premieres at the Colonial starting Sunday.
Alice Brady stars in Pam mount's Jack Boyle adaptation Missing Millions. The piece lampoons the era's excesses from Bronx wells to Wall Street loans to the Allies and the gap between stars salaries and press agents figures.
Katherine MacDonald will star in The Lonely Road for Associated First National. Charles A Logue penned the original story and Tom Forman directs and acts in White Shoulders, pairing with MacDonald in another Turner adaptation.
Douglas Fairbanks shifted the film’s approach to fit the romance of the tale. He moved away from strict medieval accuracy toward exaggerated atmospheric settings with vast turrets and gloom to heighten legendary mood, prioritizing imagination over minute architectural detail.
Milton Sills and Wanda Hawley star as the leads in the new drama Burning Sands. The cast highlights a bold romance set against a perilous backdrop as production moves through its premiere phase.
New York reports that film makers push literary adaptations as public taste shifts. Major projects include Brass by Charles Norris and The Beautiful and Damned by F Scott Fitzgerald with plans for If Winter Comes and Top of the World. Production timelines aim to align with peak popularity to avoid miscasting.
William DeMille will begin work next week on Clarence his new Paramount production. The cast includes Wallace Reid Agnes Ayres Theodore Roberts May McAvoy and Kathryn Williams promising one of the most notable ensembles yet assembled for a single film.
London surprised as arc lights brightened Trafalgar Square for night scenes of The Christian directed by Maurice Tourneur who became the first filmmaker allowed to shoot there.
Lloyd Bacon directs and Charles Ray co stars in Smudge a First National release. The piece notes Bacon as son of Frank Bacon of Lightnin fame and praises Ray as a strong opposing newspaper proprietor. It highlights Bacon as a versatile actor writer and family man in Hollywood.
Barbara Tennant returns to the screen after seven years in Richard Walton Tullys production The Masquerader starring Guy Bates Post. Her old cameraman Georges Benoit also serves as cinematographer, and Tennant plays Robins a devoted landlady in the two reel feature era revival.
Valentino stars in The Young Rajah with Wanda Hawley Molly Cabot. Bertram Grassley plays a Hindu villain Maharajah aided by J Farrell MacDonald. Joshua Judd and Sarah Judd are portrayed by Charles Ogle and Fanny Midgely with George Periolat George Field Edwin Stevens in supporting Hindu roles. Amosudd as a youth is played by Pat Moor.
The latest Mack Sennett two reel comedy is completed titled and shipped to New York for Associated First National Pictures distribution. Roy Del Ruth directs with Billy Bevan and Mildred June in the sixth of twelve Bevan Mises Bevan two reel comedies.
Screen star Reginald Denny breaks an ankle after a 200 foot fall from a cliff while filming Jaws of Steel for the North West Mounted Police. He rolled down a sheer slope, tripped, and sustained the injury at Universal Hospital.
Eileen Percy and Helen Jerome Eddy will headline in The Flirt filmed at Universal City as an all star Booth Tarkington adaptation of life in a small town.
Ben Turpin's latest two reel comedy at Mack Sennett Studios titled The Frozen Trail is slated for July release by Associated Fire National. Phyllis Haver stars opposite Turpin with supporting info noting Child-Marie Monquine at age 23 and Antonio Moreng at 34. The address given is 21 Vernal Street Los Angeles.
Mary Pickford predicts that star personal appearances will wane each season and the public will welcome their end. She questions why the trend continues and hopes this season ends the practice. Norma Talmadge’s gowns in The Voice From the Minaret are said to surpass previous film wear and may match her acting in Smilin' Through.
The piece notes Buster Keaton rarely smiles yet crowds at weekly Hollywood boxing bouts report a thaw of the comedian’s famed impassive expression during matches. It also discusses Hal Cooley’s film work and earnings, including a lion stunt at Selig studio and reactions to his cage entrance.
The item notes FI Gilatys Walton and a cautious stance on quoting Whitman. It mentions work on a piece titled Top O' the Morning at versal City under the direction ward Laemmie, hinting at collaboration and production progress.
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