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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1922
Page
6
A Washington lumber region tale starring Mariam Cooper as Nan of the Sawdust Pile opens at the Coliseum on Saturday. The plot follows Nan and Donald, son of a lumber king, through college and conservatory training with romantic adventures and a happy finale.
John Barrymore leads in Sherlock Holmes at the Strand directed by Albert Parker. Adapted from William Gillette’s stage play and based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle stories. Filming locations include Limehouse Baker Street London Scotland Yard St John’s Cambridge and Switzerland.
The Blue Mouse presents Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight starring Ruth Miller and Cullen Landis this Saturday. The drama focuses on maternal devotion and the sacrifices of a mother for her children, claimed to have universal appeal.
Ed ward Hoot Gibson stars in a Columbia presentation of The Lone Hand with Marjorie Drew. The comedy drama follows a bronco bust er and leatherneck cowpoke on a vacation to an exclusive summer hotel, with plans of patent leather heirdom and ice cream. Ralph Cummins wrote the story, Reaves Eason directed the filming.
Liberty presents Brawn of the North a gripping romance set in Alaska featuring the famous dog Strongheart with its first showing at the Liberty on Saturday The Electric House a First National attraction stars Buster Keaton and a group of famous performers.
Blanche Sweet stars in the Pathe drama Her Unwilling Husband opening Sunday at the Olympic. A man lingers at a stranger’s house and is introduced as the husband by a beautiful woman, then a storm forces three people to share a night in a strange home with the pseudo husband as host.
A lineup of comedians including a guaranteed laugh maker will be showcased in a local entertainment event. The show promises humor and lively acts for attendees seeking lighthearted entertainment.
Dustin Farnum stars in Iron to Gold at the Winter Garden starting Saturday. The William Fox photoplay, written by George Owen Baxter and directed by Bernard J Durning, follows a mining region love story with brisk action and gripping development.
The Colonial presents Pathe's Nanook of the North produced by Robert J. Flaherty with Arctic life story, plus the Mary Pickford film Going Straight, a major earlier release.
Beattie Community Service hosts a six week drama institute starting November 13 for amateur players and coaches. Noted instructors lead demonstrations on drama phases with beginner friendly guidance and Christmas observance discussions. Members only attend at Community Service headquarters 187 Stuart building. Call Elliott 3844 or Elliott 1371 for details.
Irene Rich joins the cast chosen by Harry Rapf for the Warner Bros production of the Charles Norris novel Brass to be filmed on the coast. Sidney Franklin will direct the picture at Warner Bros studios.
Norma Talmadge's Smilin' Through advances as Firet National attraction at the Princess theater. The production promises to be the most costly and elaborate photoplay yet made by the star with a high artistic standard.
Ted Howland presents a minstrel revue style musical comedy Sunday at the Olympic theater. The scene is inside an insane asylum with Abie Lechin evi played by Phil Berg under the doctor in charge. The company promises clever situations bright lines and a California beauty chorus contributes its share.
The column discusses Deewanna and a water moccasin mix up, confirms The Shriek of Araby with Mack Sennett bathing beauties, and notes Madge Bellamy in Tee Ton Love. It profiles Lois Meredith in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Alice Brady in Anna Ascends, plus Catherine Calvert’s personal life and recent roles.
New York reviews Douglas Fairbanks Robin Hood noting its spectacular settings and athletic action. The critic ranks The Three Musketeers above but praises Fairbanks for dynamic sword work and two dramatic sequences shaping the legend of Robin Hood with Lady Marian and Prince John.
Anatole Berezoveky the Russian grand opera singer appears at Columbia Theater Monday at 12 30 p m in his first U S performance. Liborius Hauptman of the Columbia concert orchestra accompanies him. The program includes several orchestra selections.
Two Seattle women Mrs. Isabel M. Ogden and Mrs. Hazel M. Glifoy plan a Seattle version of the New York Lonesome club. The group will welcome people seeking friends, with mixers and parties, and will not operate as a matrimonial bureau. Interested parties may contact Mrs. Ogden, 407 Leary Building.
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