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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1922
Page
6
Herbert Rawlinson stars in Conth dence at the Co theater as a popular yet self doubt plagued salesman. His fake millionaire persona triggers trouble in a small town when he discovers a supposed $50,000 windfall, shaping a comedy of mistaken identity and ambition.
Mary Cary stars in Silver Wings presented at the Blue Mouse theater. The melodrama follows a mother who sacrifices years of labor to clear her selfish son’s name, while a devoted sister and brother provide contrast to the boy’s arrogance.
The drama Manslaughter will be staged at the Strand theater with showings announced for the coming period. Details on dates and times were not fully available in the provided text.
The film tale recounts a rich society girl sent to prison for three years after an auto crash she allegedly caused by skidding to dodge pursuit. The victim was a motorcycle policeman. the district attorney, romantically involved with the girl, pushed for conviction to curb her recklessness.
Dorothy Dalton leads as Charlotte Woods an Alaskan dancing girl traded by her husband to a trapper. David Powell plays Ralph Stevens the prospector with Mitchell Lewis as the trapper in this Liberty theater attraction.
The Sheik's Wife now shows at the Colonial theater with many scenes filmed in the Arabian desert. Director Henry Roussell and his company camped at a picturesque oasis to provide the backdrop for much of the production's action.
The Hamilton Princess theater formerly the Union reopens Saturday after thorough renovation including a large pipe organ installation costing about $15,000. The feature, One Clear Call, stars a top cast and centers on a love triangle in a small Alabama town involving two men and a married woman.
In the Paramount film The Man Who Saw Tomorrow with Thomas Meighan scenes set in No 10 Downing Street were faithfully reproduced at the Lasky studio. Meighan plays the home secretary in the drama reflecting Lloyd George era offices and atmosphere.
Mareta Warrens and Geraldine Farrar star in The World and Its Woman at the Winter Garden Theater beginning Sunday with Lou Tellegen as Farrar’s husband. The feature centers on two lovers swept into a Russian revolution. Earle Williams closes the Vitagraph production The Romance Promoter on Saturday night.
New York critic James W. Dean hails the film adaptation of Oliver Twist directing by Frank Lloyd as a faithful, vividly acted photoplay. Jackie Coogan shines as Oliver with a mature, empathetic portrayal supported by a strong ensemble including Fagin Sikes Nancy and others, while scenes like Oliver scrubbing Sowerberry's kitchen evoke deep emotion.
In a co op with Associated First National Pictures readers pass along tidbits about actors. Violet Mercer now runs her own company while Irene in Bella Donna was played by Pauline Frederick and Pola Negri may reprise.
Glimpses of Yakima valley hops stripped by hundreds of workers appear in Liberty News opening this Saturday. Mrs. Charles Paul, Seattle mask-maker, features in this week’s news. Divers laying water mains in West Seattle are filmed, and a camera catches a glamorous actress in a store window on Second Ave.
B P Schulberg president of Preferred Pictures signs long term contracts with Kenneth Harlan and Orville Caldwell. This marks the first step toward a permanent stock company to operate under the Preferred banner.
Florence Vidor will headline the film adaptation of Alice Adams after finishing Judith, the Conqueror. Alice Adams, Booth Tarkington's novel, won the Pulitzer Prize as the best American novel of 1921.
Wesley Barry slated for a vaudeville tour as a legitimate actor in a new skit. For the first time he will perform song and dance, supported by ten other young stage prodigies as part of the touring act.
Billie Dove and Malcolm McGregor head the cast in All the Brothers Were Valiant adapted from Ben Ames Williams. The picture follows a rugged war era saga with strong performances and period atmosphere.
Picture Patter notes Russell Simpson as father in Peg o My Heart with Renault brothers joining film comedies. Six year old Thomas Wonder debuts in The Girl while Coogan pairs with Kellerman seen by Charlie. John Bowers Allan Forrest lead with Viola Dana in Miss Emmy Lou. Claude Gill ingwater Bull Montana also in. Antonio Moreno to star opposite Swanson in American Wife. William Strauss to headline Jewish life drama The House of Solomon.
Kathleen Key, famed descendant of Francis Scott Key, has been engaged by Bros. to appear in the film adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel Beautiful and Damned. The announcement places Key in a key role for the project.
Herbert Rawlinson stars in The Kidnapers directed by Stuart Paton with Claire Adams as the leading lady. Richard Harding Davis authored the adventure yielding a new Universal City screen outing after One Wonderful Night.
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