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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1921
Page
8
Dr. J. E. Crowther urged using The Wayfarer religious pageant as a city antidote to street car dissension. Speaking before the publicity bureau of the Chamber of Commerce, Crowther said The Wayfarer will be presented here this summer.
A Parisian cafe serves as a key setting in a Paramount picture scene filmed at Lasky studio. Thomas Meighan stars in White and Unmarried directed by Tom Forman as portions of The Mill of the Half Code are shot.
Strand shows The Inside of the Cup based on Churchill novel about a rector exposing parishioner hypocrisy. Liberty runs The Fighting Schoolmaster last night with Douglas McLean and Dorie May.
David W. Griffith presents Way Down East at the Metropolitan Theatre on Monday evening March 14 after ten months of careful production. The film, based on Littie Blair Parker’s stage play, aims to follow the stage narrative closely with selective dramatic digressions.
Edward Jose will direct Alice Joyce in the Vitagraph special A Desperate Heritage following Her Lord and Master. Miss Joyce and Jose read the script as Eileen Percy stars in The Blushing Bride. Oh well Such is life.
The article hails Way Down East as the largest Griffith production yet and promises innovations. A dramatic snow storm sequence and a realistic New England river ice break are planned to wow audiences.
Elaine Hammerstein has completed the photoplay titled The Gilded Butterfly at Fort Lee New Jersey with Matt Moore as leading man. Bradley King wrote the story and George Archainband directed. The Mystery Road, filmed in London by Paul Powell for Famous Players, is adapted from E Phillips Oppenheim.
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