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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1921

Page

8

Liberty and Strands Highlight Silent Era Theaters

Liberty features Constance Talmadge in Woman's Mince while Blue Mouse presents Hebe Daniele in The Speed iri and Clemm er DPrecilia Dean in Con fiet. Winter yng berlin stars Miles Minter in Hee Winning Wet with Strand pairing Redolph Valentine and Ayres in The Sheik. Ren Jack Hoxie headlines The Man Prem Nowhere.

Liberty Constance Talmadge Blue Mouse Hebe Daniele Iri Clemmer Dprecilia Dean Winter Yng Berlin A Miles Minter Strand Redolph Valentine and Ayres the Sheik Co Tsrum Ethel Clayton Mary Myles Mincor Winter Garden Coliseum Bill Russell Colonial Jack Hoxie Rex Rudolph Velextino Bebe Daniels the Speed Girl Priscilla Dean

Names and addresses of actors and studios in early film industry

The passage lists addresses for film figures and studios including Ince Studios Culver City California Tiffany Production New York and Lasky Studio Hollywood. It notes actors Katharine Meighan Wallie Reid Mae Murray and Charlie Chaplin using stage names and mentions access to studios being restricted though possible with good reason.

Associated First National Pictures Hobart Bosworth Ince Studios Culver City Cal Alice MacDonald Film Corporation Girard St Los Angeles Katherine Thomas Meighan Wallie Reid Grace H Charlie Chaplin Charles Chaplin Delmarie Conrad Nagel Crerokee Ave Mae Murray Tiffany Production Company Broadway New York City Charlie Chaplin Film Company la Brea Ave Gloria Swanson Lasky Studio Hollywood

Pauline Frederick Finishes Lure of Jade and Starts Judith of Blue Lake Ranch

Pauline Frederick completes The Lure of Jade and begins filming Judith of Blue Lake Ranch. The news notes her transition from one project to another as production proceeds.

Pauline Frederick Judith of Blue Lake Ranch

Theatrical crowds photographed around new Los Angeles venue

The Los Angeles theatres fill with atmosphere for John Griffith Wray's Ince production. Photo sessions show crowds in lobbies and a new theatre under construction. Films in progress include Gas Oi and Water and The Barnstormer along with The Deuce of Spades and Jim.

Los Angeles John Griffith Wray Ince Playhouse Jim

Max Linder Pioneered Cinema With Early Comedies

Max Linder began his screen career in 1903 with The Outing of a Schoolboy, reputed the first comedy. He has since made about 460 films, averaging one every 17 days, and is now working on a burlesque of The Three Musketeers while his last film was Be My Wife. Rupert Hughes is set to direct his next story for the Goldwyn company, a move authors expect will be highly interesting to writers.

Max Linder Rupert Hughes Goldwyn Company Gloria Swanson Gloria

Movies Set the Styles of Milady's Coiffure

Hair fashion through the ages is linked to beauty leaders from Benvenuto Cellini and Leonardo to Marie Antoinette era and 20th century cinema. The piece notes New York salons and actors shaping trends while everyday patrons imitate film stars such as Nazimova Gloria Swanson and others in pursuit of screen style.

Milady Benvenuto Cellini Leonardo Michael d’Angelo Marquise de Pompadour Louis XV Actrensen New York Fifth Ave Nazimova

Robert Brunton Plans Europe Trip With Film Return to Scotland

Robert Brunton, after selling his Hollywood studios, will travel to Europe to shoot in Scotland his homeland. Brunton rose as a scenic artist in Scotland, was discovered by Sir Henry Irving, and later brought to London and America by the famed actor as his art director.

Robert Brunton Hollywood Europe Scotland Brunton Henry Irving London America

Film gallery plan eyed by Universal president in LA

Carl Laemmie proposes a Los Angeles film gallery to show pictures passing impartial review. The building would be an architectural runfasterpiece and resemble the Louvre. Enid Bennett will perform with the Harlequin players in a one act playlet on the LA stage.

Carl Laemmie Universal Los Angeles Louvre Enid Bennett The Harlequin Players

Doris May Stars With Harry Myers in Boy Crazy

Doris May will headline opposite Harry Myers in Boy Crazy. Myers, famed for the Connecticut Yankee and recent work with Alice Lake, has become one of the era’s most popular screen comedians.

Doris May Harry Myers

James Rennie to Star in The Dust Flower

Dorothy Gish’s husband James Rennie is set to headline in The Dust Flower, a Basil King story adaptation. The casting marks Rennie’s return to the screen in a period drama with on set expectations high.

James Rennie Dorothy Gish Basil King

Tourneur Plans Big Production Announcement This Month

Maurice Tourneur will reveal plans for a new all star ape special for Associated First National within a week or ten days and begin production in two to three weeks. The feature is aimed for release by the end of February. Shirley Mason begins bicycle riding for more strenuous exercise.

Maurice Tourneur Associated First National Shirley Mason Fox Shirley

Frenchmen Like Charlie and Larry in Paris

Larry Lemon known in France as Zigoto and Charlie Chaplin as Charlot are extremely popular with poster and magazine artists creating iconic imagery. Richard Barthelmess may head east to California for new pictures while Alice Calhoun has arrived in Los Angeles to work there permanently.

Larry Lemon Vitagraph France Zigoto Charlie Chaplin Charlot Larry Richard Barthelmess California Alice Calhoun Los Angeles

Anita Stewart Starts Filming The Woman He Married

Anita Stewart begins work on filming The Woman He Married with support from Shannon Day and Darrel Foss.

Anita Stewart Shannon Day Darrel Foss

Film Industry Notes on Maurice Tourneur and Other Projects

Picture Patter reports Maurice Tourneur filming Lorna Doone while Griffiths may tackle East Is West. Fay painters stage success, The Golden Gallows next for Miss DuPont. Universal star Marguerite Arm strong, Always Warm and Green title role by Gouverneur Morris for Goldwyn. The Gilded Cage bought for Gloria Bwan non. Frank Packard new Pawned produced by J Parker Read. Anna Q Nilsson to oppose James Kirkwood in The Man From Home shot in Italy. Marjorie Seaman to play in Sinah Lewis Free Air film. Topics of the Day on the screen. Big man in front of little man.

Anna Q Nilsson James Kirkwood Man From Home Italy George Fitamaurice Marjorie Seaman

Lila Lee Denies Engagement With John Gilbert

Lila Lee denies she will marry John Gilbert amid rumors from Los Angeles. The actress and her mother refute the claim as unfounded while Lee and Jack Gilbert remain longtime friends. Wallace Reid battles Kid McCoy for the middleweight belt shown in the film The Champion.

Lila Lee John Gilbert William Fox Jack Gilbert Los Angeles Mins Lee Wallace Reid Kid McCoy

Apple Show Scenes in Liberty News

Liberty News will screen Queen Pippin and her Peaches and King Winter’s Seattle visit at the Liberty theater opening Saturday. A big Thanksgiving game between VU of W and Washington State College at the stadium will also be shown, plus Eddie Hubbard’s recent narrow escape in Puget Sound.

Liberty News Liberty Pippin King Winter Seattle VU. of Washington State College Stadium Eddie Hubbard Puget Sound

Ruth Roland Best Known For Serial Queens Role

Ruth Roland remains linked with serials as a leading figure. Her last two installments were The Avenging Arrow and White Eagle, highlighting her prominence in early screen adventure.

Ruth Roland

Senate tax bill may end war tax on theatre admissions

The war tax on theatre admissions under ten cents stands to be removed as the new senate tax bill moves through conference. The levy has cost the picture industry about 10 million dollars in the past two years.

Senate

Chaney Film The Night Rose Opens at Blue Mouse

Leroy Scott writes the story behind Lon Chaney in a crime driven drama inspired by real cases. The Night Rose stars Chaney and opens at the Blue Mouse on Saturday December 3. The Lane That Had No Turning screens with Theodore Kosloff Mahlon Hamilton in a fencing duel segment and Agnes Ayres leads a Paramount feature.

Leroy Scott Lon Chaney Mr. Beott San Francisco The Blue Mouse Theodore Kosloff Mahlon Hamilton Agnes Ayres Paramount Kosloff

Will Rogers Two Reel Ropin’ Fool Film

Will Rogers releases a two reelery titled The Ropin Fool showcasing his lariat tricks with slow motion photography. The film has little story though a subtitle claims most movies lack a plot. Rogers scores witty title writing alongside Rupert Hughes.

Will Rogers Rogers Rupert Hughes Griffith Pictures

Ife Moran Haunts Southern California Football Gridirons

Ife Moran appears in multiple filmed football scenes across Southern California venues with additional game footage produced for the project. The production also includes staged action presented as real game play.

Ife Moran Southern California

Nazimova Produces Generalized A Dolls House Stage Version

Nazimova launches her own productions with a generalized version of Ibsen's A Doll's House. The cast features Alan Hale Wedgewood Nowell Nigel de Brullier Florence Fisher Elinor Oliver and Cara Lee.

Nazimova Ibsen Alan Hale Wedgewood Nowell Nigel de Brullier Florence Fisher Elinor Oliver Cara Lee

Norma Talmadge to star in Duchess of Langeais film

Norma Talmadge will headline an adaptation of Balzac's The Duchess of Langeais. She plans to begin work soon at her new West Coast studio, signaling a major project for the actress and studio.

Norma Talmadge Balzac the Duchess of Langeais West Coast

Suit Filed Over Libel by Photoplaywrights League

The Photoplaywrights League of America files a $156,000 damage suit against Palmer Photoplay corporation of Los Angeles alleging slander and libel. Wycliffe A. Hill, president of the league, is named in connection with a defamatory article and ten libelous letters circulated to harm the group amid a planned investigation of Palmer and similar schools.

The Photoplaywrights’ League of America National Association of Scenario Writers Los Angeles Palmer Photoplay Corporation Palmer Corporation Wycliffe A. Hill Writers’ Organization League Los A Gen

Marcus Leon Plans Grain Export Film Inspired by Scott

Marcus Leon, president, is perfecting plans to send grain abroad to finance a film feature likely based on a Sir Walter Scott novel. Thomas Meighan received a gold nugget from the theatre in Sonora for appearing on location in town. A record house greeted Tom.

Marcus Leon Sir Walter Scott Thomas Meighan of the Theatre Sonora Tom

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