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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1921

Page

8

Interview With Charlie Chaplin on Movies Europe and Life Hereafter

Star correspondent James W. Dean records Chaplin in New York at the Biltmore dining room. Chaplin critiques American and European cinema, signals intent to write his own story, and notes difficulty in transferring a story to film. The interview includes light exchanges about titles and rumors of a royal engagement.

Charlie Chaplin Europe James W. Dean Star New York Charlie London Bridge Biltmore Lord Chaplin Chartie Chaplin Chaplin T the Kid Heaven

Filmdom Chats and Chaplin Opinions In New Interview

The interview covers Eileen and Sylvia items about First National Pictures projects. It notes Frances Starr in The Easiest Way being filmed and mentions Ralph Graves marriage to Marjorie Seaman during Dream Street filming. Chaplin’s credos, European tour impressions, and comments on art, censorship, and future projects are detailed with personal anecdotes about his habits and demeanor.

Eileen Frances Starr Sylvia Ralph Graves Marjorie Seaman

Hollywood Film News Sketches From the Studio Scene

Picture Patters reports on Co B de Mille delaying Europe then planning a North African visit before return. Ruth Renick Walt Whitman and others return to Hollywood from South Seas project The Lagoon of Desire. Hall Caine travels to supervise The Christian film remake for Goldwyn. Mary Pickford may revive Tess of the Storm Country. John Griffith Wray lectures on screenwriting at a Los Angeles university. Cattle stampede captured for Man to Man with twenty cameras. Charles Hatton star in When We Were Young. brothers Will Jim and John also appear. Paramount programs ordered for the Prince of Wales trip Ndndia.

First National Europe Hollywood America Mary Doug G. Wells Pola Negri Ruth Renick Walt Whitman South Seas W. F. Alder

Dempsey Film Held Over at Winter Garden in Jersey City

The famed Tex Hickard motion pictures of the Dempsey Carpentier world title bout, held July 2, in Jersey City, are extended at the Winter Garden. Directors use over 20 cameras and slow motion to capture ring entrance to the postfight ovation for Dempsey and Carpentier.

Jersey City Winter Garden Jack Dempsey Georges Carpentier Europe Fred ©. Quimby

Admirer Requests Photo for Hughes Collection

An admirer writes to Rupert Hughes praising his acting and asks for a picture to add to a growing collection of favorite movie picture stars. The note expresses eagerness to receive the image for personal keepsake use.

Rupert Hughes Goldwyn

Marion Davies Names Favorite Classical Authors

Actress Marion Davies lists her favorite authors as Moliere Racine Gautier and Rostand in a brief interview.

Marion Davies Moliere Racine Gautier Rostand

Seattle Gets Big Features at Low Prices

Seattle audiences have enjoyed first class films at low prices with exceptions. Distributors sometimes charge higher rates, as noted with Way Down East previously, though local theaters like the Strand offered the same show at popular prices.

Seattle Beatticeltes Anatole Douglas Falchbanka Charlie Chaplin Kid Mary Pickford Coliseum Lord Fauntleroy New York City New York John von Herberg Greater Theatres Co Strand Earli

Liberty Shows Football Game

News items in the Liberty News note the Stanford and U. of W. football game at the stadium and the Japanese delegation to the reduction of armaments convention passing through Seattle. Also mentioned are stadium day at the U of W with coeds serving lunch and barnyard geese enthusiasts beginning training for the Northwest Fruit Exhibition contest.

Liberty News Liberty Stanford U. of W Stadium Washington, D. C Seattle Washington

The Sheik author defends standard film pricing

E M Hull wife of a British officer says she wrote The Sheik for relaxation and personal distraction. She notes the fight by Mr Von Herberg to keep films in regular houses at normal prices and argues exhibitors may charge high prices when using road shows. He claims a unified stance by exhibitors would curb rising admission costs.

E. M. Hull Edith M. Hull von Herberg

Actress Emphasizes Clothes Reflect She

Universal star Cilla Dean says clothes express personality and individuality. In a recent interview she discusses fashion as a reflection of a woman's character and warns against uniform regulation, stressing personality and utility as key to success.

Cilla Dean Universal Clemmer Theatre

Dangerously Curved Career of a Four Week Old Star

The 14 baby, started at four weeks, emerged from a crowded field of 15 infants. Geraldine, mother of the child, is linked to the World and Its Woman publication.

Cuddles Stern Geraldine

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