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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1922
Page
6
Siren Coliseum presents East Is Weert starring Constance Talmadge and Ming Toy, daughter of a Chinese merchant. The plot follows Ming Toy's escape from the Chinese love boat, her entry into American life, and her romance with Billy Benson as she strives to become an American girl amid efforts to return her to Oriental life.
Bud Doyle returns from France and joins New York underworld to be framed by his wife. An escape before the camera, aided by a famous plastic face, follows as he seeks a straight life. Florence Victor stars in Skin Deep at the Liberty.
Fools Paradise opens today at the Princess theater. The film is hailed as one of Cecil B. DeMille's greatest productions with extensive scenery including sets from France and Siam.
William Duncan stars in The Fighting Guide opening at the Winter Garden Saturday. Duncan and his cameraman scouted California for scenic backdrops to craft one of the most beautiful Western landscape pictures shown on screen.
The Old Homestead star Ruben plays a world spanning tale of a small town boy accused of robbery. The Strand reported packed crowds since Thursday as the film returns him home to love and friends.
Colonial "Peacock Alley" a Mae Murray starrer opens Saturday. The film has earned praise nationwide for its plot and settings. Murray plays a Pakistani dancer who marries an American businessman and experiences life in Paris and New York. Critics say the photoplay sparkles with nightlife.
The Blue Mouse screens My Wild Irish Rose a famed Irish drama adapted from The Shaughram. An allbetar cast delivers three love stories with pies informers red coats and Irish beauties under director David Smith's lavish production.
A photo play titled My Wild Irish Rose is showing at the Blue Mouse theater. It tells a thrilling Emerald Isle tale set in Queen Victoria’s early era and is adapted from The Shaughraun by Dion Bourcicault, first staged at Drury Lane in 1876.
In cooperation with Associated First National Pictures, a chatter of stars, roles, and family ties unfolds. Mary Pickford and Doug not appearing together. Laurette Taylor to play Peg of My Heart. Deitries and sisters Brin t ish charted as Sylvia Cullen Landis noted for The Old Nest and My Wandering Boy. Cullen Landis is married.
Harry Sweet re joins Century company and appears in Lee Moran produced comedy The Roarier. He is noted for his earlier character roles in Century scripts.
A large stage set rises on the Century comedy lot for a Baby Peggy presser production starring the three year old child star. Rumors swirl around Lily Jean Acker and stage debut plans while film names and early screen careers surface in a bustling industry note. Jackie Coogan’s birth date and a string of classic film references pepper the page with industry chatter.
Picture Patter Beasie Love is named the girl in The Ghost Patrol at Universal City by Nat Ross with Ralph Graves as the boy. The Power of Lie stars many ex Universalites under George Archinbaud including Phillips Smalley Maude George Mabel Julienne Scott Ruby Lafay ette. Lucile Rickson scores as an ingenue under long term contract after The Married Flapper and The Girl Who Ran Wild. Warner Laemmie reports illness hindering production abroad. Mary Philbin Jane Sherman Helen Bruno counted among Vienna and prewar Coney Island cast. Al Herman wraps domestic seriocomedy with Lee Moran starring Betty May Blanche Payson in cast.
A collage of light quips and banter from European venues including Stockholm and Paris. Silly exchanges cover engagements, buried bodies, hats, piano tricks, bath shortages, and fortunes, with a mix of humor and satire.
Lillian Worth, known for Baby Peggy's mother role, starred as a show girl in the first Ziegfeld chorus where she performed the Gibson bathing-girl number. She later left Ziggio to join a Broadway chorus for Anna Held's Miss Innocence.
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