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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1921
Page
8
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Marshall Nelsan presents Bits of Life at the Coliseum starring Noah Beery Teddy Sampson Rockcliffe Fellowes James Neil and Edythe Chapman. The film weaves together four authors into a single screen program with a notable ensemble cast.
Rex offers a Western drama starting today titled Fearless Dick featuring Dick Hatton in the leading role. The lively romance and adventure story promises action and entertainment for audiences.
Fox publicity notes tease Edna Murphy and Johnnie Walker as co stars in What Love Will Do while denying real marriage rumors. Fans ask at Fox offices about their off screen status as Murphy appears to wed Walker only in the film.
Gareth Hughes Grace Darmond and Herbert Heyes work together on a photoplay shot on location in San Diego and Tijuana Mexico with scenes planned. The film titled Over the Hill will be shown in Shanghai Singapore and interior Russia and speaks Esperanto. Fred Turner leads The Jack Knife Man and has a prominent role in Tropical Love starring Ruth Clifford.
Doris May rises to AC Pictures stardom and marries Wallace McDonald. She balances biscuit making with lines for The Foolish Age while her husband praises her success. A Seattle native, she pursued acting after schooling in a French convent and early work with Charlie Ray and Douglas McLean.
Live-wire news topics shown at the Liberty Theatre begin Saturday morning feature Seattle Armistice Day celebrations war veterans parade planting of American elms on University of Washington Campus in memory of heroes and views of the Deerfield the first full refrigerated steamship visiting Seattle to load Washington apples cargo
Charlie Chaplin collected 10 new salta from a British tailor who talked him into buying them and none fit. He also bought 20 pairs of suspenders he cannot wear.
Ernest Truex, a major New York comedy star, will make three two reel comedies for Pathe. The titles are The Bashful Lover Stick Around and Little But Oh My The last title suits Truex who is hip pocket size.
John S. Robertson tests nearly one hundred children in England to find suited actors for juvenile Peter Pan roles. The process follows his faithful adaptation of Barrie’s tale in Sentimental Tomy and aims for a successful screen version of Peter Pan.
After finishing opposite Alice Lake in Kisses, Harry Meyers may sail on a long voyage. A friend urges him to christen the yacht The Yankee in honor of Meyers film success on its maiden voyage.
A group of New York physicians launches a society dedicated to advancing medicine and surgery through motion pictures. The organization aims to standardize film usage for education, documentation, and public health demonstrations, promoting visual techniques in clinical practice.
May Collins is to be started by a new producing concern, Metropolitan Pictures. Last year she gained prominence as reputed future Mrs Charles Chaplin, a role this engagement, however, was denied.
A mysterious performer Rex known as The Mental Wizard appears at the Winter Garden with the film Shams of Society. The act combines illusion and audience interaction as the screening runs.
The article notes Picture Padter James Rennie will be featured in a Goldwyn picture and details others in Hollywood during a busy spell. It mentions Dorothy Gish’s husband, stage play Pot Luck, Wallace Reid’s dreams after Peter Ibbetson, snowshoeing horses for a Fox News cameraman, Bebe Daniels starting Nina Wilcox Putnam story, Wallace Beery in a Nazi film, Rupert Hughes’ What Does It Mean, Sidney Franklin’s potential directing of Norma and Constance Talmadge, and more notes from the era.
Eugene Palette, one of the three musketeers in the Douglas Fairbanks era, plays a rough role in Pauline Frederick's Judith of Blue Lake Ranch filmed in California. After signing his contract the director warned him not to shave until filming finished leaving Palette with a banditlike appearance in Hollywood.
Mrs Farle Williams widow of Farle Williams inherits a fortune following the death of an uncle in Paria. Last year she was bequeathed a large sum from the deaths of other relatives.
The Colonial theatre presents The Heart of the North a new drama from the Canadian Northwest Roy Stewart stars in a dual role as twin brothers delivering strong character work and a standout performance in this modern stage offering.
Kenneth Harlan, noted leading man, plays the chief male role in The Barricade directed by William Christy Cabanne. The actor's recent work with Constance Talmadge has attracted new followers.
Louis Nalpas at Nice produces a nine episode screen version of Mathias San dort. Picture rights were bought from Michel Jules Verne, son of the author, who also writes and lives in Toulon France.
A Walter Russell artwork depicting Mary Miles Minter as a child will be shown at the Luxembourg gallery in Paris, marking an exhibition entry for the piece in a renowned European venue.
Movie notices report Helen Marden Po la Negri has not yet visited the United States and may travel later. Helen is 26, with One Arabian Night cited as her latest film. Addresses list Marguerite Clark and 60 Central Park West, Sylvia Gutterman Conway Tearle, and Adela Rowland. Lillian and Dorothy Gish are co starring in a film with Chubby-Dorothy Phillips, who has a daughter Gwendolyn and lives at 1510 Laurel Avenue, Hollywood. Marie Prevost is now a star with Nobody's Fool showing at the Clemmer. No Defense features William Duncan and Edith Johnson.
Three hours to make up was needed when George Bernard Shaw refused Arnold Daly permission to play the poet in Candida, deeming Daly too old for the part. Daly called the remark an insult to his makeup box. Lon Chaney's stellar reputation among film folk parallels Daly's stage renown as he helps actors with facial characterizations. Chaney is then working for Goldwyn in The Octave of Claudius, taking three hours to transform into a hunchback.
In his spare time Tom Santschi works on his own cars in the garage. He owns several vehicles and performs all maintenance himself, showing hands on skill beyond film work.
Actor Monroe Salisbury abandons his Hollywood home and moves to San Cal where he plans a series of pictures.
Bryant Washburn recalls early pay as low as 16 dollars weekly on stage and 18 dollars, then 45 on the road. He moved to films, with salaries rising into the hundreds after a string of one night stands and camera work before success.
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