Douglas Maclean in Eve of Doom at the Majors
Buster Keaton appears in Jewel Carmen and The GA Dun Wallass Fors at the venue along with Virgin Paradise. The program lists Douglas Maclean in Evee 1 and includes a film pairing with Keaton feature.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
7
Buster Keaton appears in Jewel Carmen and The GA Dun Wallass Fors at the venue along with Virgin Paradise. The program lists Douglas Maclean in Evee 1 and includes a film pairing with Keaton feature.
The note highlights MY, the actress known for the premiere role in the Thomas Hen production Mother of Mine MacLean in Fasaing Thr. The item mentions her as an attractive performer associated with the work.
A fragment discusses the film The Silver Lining and Clemmer's opening influenced by a pilot episode. It mentions Jewel Carmen and Lealtie Austen Cott Alberteon in connection with the project and a plot about heredity.
The listing highlights Mary Carr, William Welsh, Johnny Walker, Vivienne Osborne, and Helene Chadwick in Fox features at the Winter Garden. It notes roles in Over the Hill and Dangerous and mentions Richard Dix and Bryant Washburn in supporting reputations. The program promises a blend of drama and light comedy from Fox and Goldwyn selections.
The fragment notes Rex Robertson-Cole and two young men in a rubber company tale. It hints at a work in progress with court lawyer James Acker and star Lloyd Whitlock. Irving to enter acting fame. The Legend Hollow to be filmed with Clancy writing and Ichabod Crane ties. The project is seven reels in original setting.
Star correspondent profiles Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks in a wide interview aboard yachts up the Hudson and in the Catekil mountains. They discuss work ethic, public duty, women’s role in peace, and views on aging, government engagement, and personal discipline.
The item notes Gloria Swanson and Pauline Frederick contacts, forming credits and locations. It mentions Silas Marner to be filmed, Jean Paige as Lucile O Hara, Tom Santschi tall and in Westerns, Lloyd Hughes marriage to Gloria Hope, Peggy-Maurice Costello Pittsburg birth, Tale of Two Cities early screen appearances, Mary Thurman hair style, and Tolable David starring Richard Bartholomew.
Lloyd Ingraham directs his sister Zella Ingraham in a new film The Sign of the Jack-o'-Lantern signed by Renco company. Betty Rous Clark and Earl Schenck lead, with Victor Patel in a principal role.
The Fox feature Over the Hill, a major human interest film, spurred sermons in New York churches and question sessions in the First Congregational Church of San Francisco. Rev. Dr. James L. Gordon used it for Sunday talks and a follow up sermon two weeks later. The film is playing at the Winter Garden.
Bryant Washburn becomes the newest Goldwyn star and will portray the male lead in Anzin Yeszierska’s Hungry Hearts. Ethel Kay, debuting as leading woman, will play opposite him in the film and in subsequent plays written for his screen presence.
Katherine MacDonald directs James T. Young in The Infidel a South Sun story by Charles Logue. An American cruiser appears in the plot and large scale gun action scenes needed real help from Uncle Sam during fleet battle practice off the Southern California coast.
Pare Patter Peggy Shaw stars in a Fox play with Harold Bolster planning a producing firm for her. Harriet Hammond guards Buck Jones opposite in The Fast Mail. The Fur Bringers fetches record rights for John M. B Stahl. Tom Mix saddle valued at 3000 dollars. Howe’s Ride on a Runaway Train returns to Broadway. Lowell Sherman to lead Gloria Swanson in The Husband's Trademark. The Girl From Porcupine being filmed from a James Oliver Curwood story. Burr and Hamilton produce new comedies with a law student pass the bar travesty.
Charles Ray selects the cast for his latent play The Deuce of Spades based on the Van Loan story. Set in a small Western mining town, the photoplay combines comedy with a principal role for Ray and supporting players Marjorie Prevost Andrew Arbuckle Lincoln Plumer Philip Dunham Jack Richardson Lockney Bert Offord Dick LuLand and William Court Right.
John Hamrick of the Blue Mouse theatre says negotiations with William Fox have closed for the big production The Queen of Sheba. It is one of three Fox offerings this season alongside Over the Hill and The Connecticut Yankee. The Queen of Sheba opens at the Blue Mouse on Saturday October 15.
Will Rogers Lila Lee and Walter Hiers lead a then untitled Paramount picture in Hollywood produced by Jamon Cruge. Rogers plays a professor with Emily Rait Clarence Burton and John Fox in the cast while the project is described as one of the season’s most unusual.
Dustin Farnumie is reported to be working on the production Cursed at Catalina Island location. The project details remain limited, with emphasis on filming activities and cast participation in the island setting.
Buster Keaton appears in his newest comedy The Play House at the Liberty theater amid his recent marriage. The silent film showcases his signature humor as he avoids smiling and delivers physical comedy.
Liberty News events draw crowds with power boat races on Lake Washington and a Seattle Horticultural Society autumn flower show. The program also includes images of thousands of University of Washington students on registration day and a football game between the University of Washington and the Ninth Army Corps from Camp Lewis slated for Saturday night and the rest of the show.
Douglas McLean returns to the Ince studios with his wife after a remarkable personal appearance tour spanning major U S cities. He drew large audiences at theatres and built a substantial following during the journey.
Senator Boies Penrose has installed a movie studio in his home. The first picture projected was "Dis raeli" after he watched his first film in years a few months ago.
Two novels "Rose o' the Sea" by Countess Barcynska and "The Woman He Married" by Herbert Bashford are set as the next star ring vehicles for Anita Stewart. Both works are being edited for the screen and filming is planned to begin around October 1.
Marion Davies is recognized as an expert automobile driver and a prominent figure on New York City roads. Motoring is among her favored pursuits and she is widely known for her road skills.
Florence theatre announces a new program lineup featuring big features and special attractions. Louise Glaum stars in I Am Guilty as the headline attraction with weekly changes including comedies news weeklies travelogues and Westerns. Amateurs are planned for Thursday nights next week with Northwest products on Tuesday and Friday.
Colleen Moore, star of Slippy McGee, born in Port Huron Michigan, moved to Atlanta at seven, then Warnerpa Pennsylvania, Tampa Florida, and Detroit before visiting Chicago to meet D W Griffith. rising to stardom aged twenty.
Norma Talmadge uses two studios to film Smilin Through the stage vehicle of Jane Cowl last season. Night scenes are shot at the Talmadge studio and day scenes at a Long Island studio with Harrison Ford as her leading man.
Statistics place Ohio and Plvania at 1 749 ties each reflecting motion picture ties. Global data report 41 420 movie theatres and US hosts 19 215 of private dancing lessons in one day at Bright's, 1604 4th street corner Pine.
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