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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1919
Page
12
The visiting king and queen of Belgium tour Ince studios where Ray rehearses scenes for a Pro project. Dressed in a con man costume he runs through figures as cameras capture his work on an aged barn set. Royal party shows interest in Ray's performance and the scene unfolds with Charlie observing nearby.
Charlie Murray jokes that a man who runs for office must be a printer and mocks self importance. The piece riffs on songwriters, Mack Sennett, and a shirt as a bosom friend while playful lines banter about ham, cabbage, and a turkey dish.
A quoted interview with Miss Brady emphasizes daily effort at one’s job builds beauty and happiness. The speaker links hard work to personal well being and long term life satisfaction.
Mary Miles Minter, back in California after filming in New York for Realart’s Anne Green Gables, says she prefers Western work and enjoyed social events during her stay. Her luggage and memories accompany her to the Pacific coast as she plans winter months at home.
During early scenes of The Corsican Brothers Dustin Farnum stroked a seagull which bit him. The incident occurred on set as the actor tried to soothe the bird, prompting a hospital visit for treatment of the bite.
A fragmentary observation recalls H. Ward seen in a home window. The resident mistook him for a tramp, yelled, and threw a percolator at him, describing a sudden frightening moment.
J Warren Kerrigan received word from Haka on the Malay peninsula that he was voted the handsomest man in films in a popularity contest held by a native convent for girls. Verily, the arm of the screen in Jong.
Geraldine Farrar has begun production on her third and final film feature of the season before resuming concert tours for the winter season.
Charles Roediger, longtime motion picture editor of the Tacoma Ledger, resigns from the newspaper business to head publicity for Jensen & Von Herberg theaters in Tacoma.
Screen version of Lom bardi Lad comes to the Clemmer with ert Lytell playing the stage role once seen at the Metropolitan weeks earlier. Myron Selznick buys film rights to The Girl With the yew by Phyllis Duganne. Olive Thorman may star. Long Island City expands as a film hub with a Selznick plant. Sydney Aineworth shifts from villainy to film and a battle scene from China comes to America. Joe King to appear with Elate Janina in The Imp.
Universal's new theatre at Universal City cost eight tens of thousands to eliminate renting LA or SF venues for scenes. Some Ambition scenes will be first shot there. Exterior and interior designs allow alterations to various architectural styles for future productions.
King Albert of Belgium Queen Elizabeth and Crown Prince Leopold watched George Loane Tucker’s The Miracle Man during their Atlantic crossing. Tom Mix will next appear in The Speed Maniac.
Maxine Elliott, fresh from England with sister Lady Forbes Robertson, arrives to a pier greeting by Mr. and Mrs. Faversham. The pair announce their new venture and reveal a star pairing for moving pictures as they launch their own organization with a $300000 capital.
Bebe Daniels formerly in slap stick comedies now performs with De Mile. Her dressing room is decorated in black and gold and her favorite flower is the tiger lily. Her father was Scottish and her mother Spanish. Alice Brady was guest of honor at the New York State fair in Syracuse.
Jason Fisher calls Olive Thomas the most beautiful girl in the world and Haskell Coffin seconds the motion. Coffin has completed a portrait of Miss Thomas to be used as a full page feature in upcoming reading magazines.
William Hart is set to debut as an author with a short novel titled Patrick Henry. Donis Kenyon has just released a book called Humorous Logues.
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