Marion Davies March Tunes Spark in When Knighthood Was a Flower
The Marion Davies March and When Knighthood Was a Flower waltz, composed by Victor Herbert, debut in Seattle with the Cosmopolitan film When Knighthood Was in Flower starring Marion Davies at the Strand theater. The march evokes royal pageantry and courage as Princess Mary Tudor defies two kings for love, reflecting Herbert's melodic style.
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Mary Pickford Recreates Tess Fire in Storm Country
New York review lauds Mary Pickford in the re created Tess of the Storm Country as the greatest work of the world’s most popular star. It notes the 1922 edition shows Mary’s enduring appeal while praising the 1914 original as a landmark in early cinema.
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The Lav Ender Bath Lady at Columbia theater tease era
A collage of film notes from Columbia theater listing Gladys Walton in The Lav Ender Bath Lady and Jackie Dawnon in The Face in the Fog at the Liberty. It highlights Little Miriam Battista in The Man Who Played God at the Blue Mouse and June Emidge in a Paramount feature with Thomas Meighan at the Coliseum.
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Strang er opens with Wesley Barry in leading role
The opening Thursday presents a film featuring juvenile star Wesley Barry in a leading role. The producer calls the feature among the best of his work and praises the performance.
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Fatty Still Looks for Reinstatement
Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle, once a leading Hollywood comedian, contemplates a trip to Washington to seek reinstatement. He reports paralysis in the index and middle fingers of his right hand from a supposed incident on a recent trip to Japan and is learning to write with his left hand.
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Dentist Danford attracts praise in Collins building ad
Jim meets friend Tom and recalls avoiding tooth pain by visiting Dr Danford of the Pioneer Dentists in the Collins building. The ad touts five dental rooms a lab a business office and a reception hall with soft rugs wicker and flowers. It promises painless tooth work at reasonable prices and invites visits.
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Nazimova Returns to the Legitimate Stage After Screen Exit
Nazimova, famed for Salome, quits cinema to return to dancing and legitimate stage work. Directors feared reformers and refused to buy her films. Salome was rejected as too bizarre and frank, leaving many productions idle in the movie colony for lack of a market.
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Literal Obedience in a Cold Room Exchange
A doctor questions Mrs. Holligan about keeping the room temperature at 70 degrees. She confirms they have kept the thermostat at the instructed setting in a terse domestic exchange.
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