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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1921
Page
8
The Realart feature The Outside Woman plays at the Blue Mouse theater with Wanda Hawhey in a marital farce. Clyde Fillmore and Frederick Raiston star alongside Perens Ratston and Clyde Fillmore as residents in a lively apartment house comedy about a busy, opinionated crowd.
Seattle Star readers describe how a weekly ten dollar raise would change households. Letters outline plans from saving for a rainy day to buying clothes for a child, funding a future business, or funding movies and luxuries. Contest prizes offer fifty dollars for best submission.
Kathleen Kirkham will play a leading role in Maurice Tourneur s The Foolish Matrons. Helen Chadwick hails from Chadwick New York a town named after her family.
Tom Santschi plans a trip to Alaska after finishing contracted pictures. A friend with a whaling schooner will host him on an all winter cruise this year. The American Badger, part of the Bill and Bob trapping series, is upcoming.
A Seattle man once a prominent lawyer and speaker, disbarred yet loyal, endures day labor after the war. The Courage Editor invites readers to nominate similarly brave individuals for cash prizes, with $15 for the best, $5 for a third-place entry.
Mabel Normand has left on the first lap of a trip she will make to London and Paris. She has finished Molly O and will be back in grease paint at the famed comedy studio by September 1.
Movie quizzes note associations with Goldwyn and First National. G G Cullen Landis described, with lead roles in The Girl From Outside and Snowblind opposite Pauline Stark. Pauline Bush reportedly returning to screens amid veteran stage star Jimmie-Jane Cowl and Norma Talmadge linked to Smilin Through stage success.
John Barrymore stars opposite three leading ladies Anna Q Nilson Colleen Moore and Lucy Fox in The Lotus Eater. The film showcases Barrymore amid a trio of prominent female co stars and a lush production backdrop.
Naomi Childers, a well known ple adrena, marries Luther Heed, a noted photoplay actor. A 20 feet square screen, the largest in the world, is hung at the Hippodrome in New York.
Max Linders publicity manager Clarke Irvine visited Seattle this week to promote the Litchfield destroyer Reserve. Irvine toured local theatres and met Seattle photoplay writers while the Litchfield sailed Friday from Los Angeles to San Francisco.
Filmland chatter says Tom Moore may quit the Goldwyn studio to take another offer. He and wife Rene Adoree have been in New York for weeks and are expected to reveal plans on returning to the coast.
James Neill and Edythe Chapman longtime Goldwyn players celebrate twenty years of marriage. The couple, affectionately dubbed the eternal sweethearts by peers, remain active in company productions and charity events.
Niles Welch may make his last screen appearance as leading man opposite Elaine Hammerstein in Remorseless Love. He also stars in Who Am I to be released near the same time and plans to perform on Broadway in early season stage productions.
David Warfield agrees to act in The Music Master and The Return of Peter Grimm under Metro via Louis B. Mayer Loew. He will shoot at Hollywood studios.
Reporters quote Repert Hughes claiming the cameraman swears by wicked serigarios full of camera tricks and stunts. The remark highlights tensions over authenticity and stagecraft in the production.
Tom Wilson recalls acting with Charles Chaplin and Ray. He argues it is foolish to claim actors cannot direct themselves. He notes Chaplin, the two Charlies, and Ray have demonstrated this by example.
Sennett’s bathing beauties will swap swimsuits for costumes as Mildred June takes a lead in Selig's The Aqary, Harriett Hammond joins Lasky, and Katherine McGuire appears at Metro.
The Spirit of 76 drew twenty thousand attendees as a historic drama with Jane Novak and Howard Gay in the leading roles.
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