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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
5
The popular screen idol appears as a bullfighter in Blood and Sand, Vincente Ibanez’s novel adaptation directed by Fred Nibio. Miss June Mathia is praised for faithfully capturing Ibanez color and verve on screen.
Mary Philim and House Peters star in the film version of Human Hearts at Columbia. Peters brings a sympathetic simple-hearted character who sacrifices all for love in this stage adaptation screen version.
Norma Talmadge stars in The Eternal Flame at the Coliseum. The film centers on the romantic intrigues of Louis XVII era, highlighting the passion of General de Montriveau for the Duchess de Langents amid court scandals and jealousies.
Hazel Lloyd stars in the comedy drama Grandmother’s Boy at the Liberty. Mildred Davis and Anna Townsend Meek appear in supporting roles as the bashful boy wins the village girl and outwits a bully, drawing strong audience interest.
Irene Castle, noted dancer and film star, appears in No Trespassing at the Winter Garden for four days starting Sunday. The film's story follows Mrs Castle through whirlwind events as she dances rides swims and wears stunning gowns set in New York City and a Cape Cod town.
The Blue Mouse presents Fox's 1922 23 season feature A Fool There Was starring Estelle Taylor in the vampire role made famous by Theda Bara. John Schuyles and Gildea Fontaine are also part of the cast in one of 14 special productions.
Marie Caracciolo a former Italian diplomatic service member in Washington and later with William Farnum in Stage Romance arrives in Hollywood to pursue roles in photo plays. He is regarded as one of Italy's most talented actors.
Child star Jackie Coogan will embark on an extended world tour after completing his present vehicle untitled. He is slated to reach London in time for the English premiere of his film adaptation of Oliver Twist.
Joseph M. Schenck announces Norma Talmadge will start production of the celebrated stage success Within the Law as soon as she returns from foreign shores in late November.
A photo comedy begins at the Colonial Sunday featuring a young wife who strives to share her husband’s interests, prompting humorous scenes as she earns golf and joins in the husband’s pursuits. The article notes the film’s playful premise and opening venue.
Phyllis Haver moves after completing The Christian and stars opposite the Notre Pipette in an untitled tonal comedy loaned by Mack Sennett. Drifting a four reel vehicle bought for Pristina Dean. Univeres! buys The Ghost Patrol and Gret'n Ann with Gladys Walton set to star. Mrs Jeanné Trebaul and her twelve children appear in films, including Jeanette in A Poor Relation Yvee in Come on Over The Wall Flower and Edward with Jackie Coogan in Oliver Twist.
Universal Jewel presents Wild Honey at the Oak Sunday Monday and Tuesday starring Priscilla Dean in the principal role. The film adaptation has drawn thousands for its dramatic plot and human appeal centered on Lady Vivienne.
Actress Alice Calhoun gains public affection with the release of Little Wildcat and has been gifted a varied group of kittens by friends as the title circulates. The scene underscores rising popularity as the star tours and fans shower support.
In Seattle rumor and film chatter the motion picture world catalogs a new idol and a famed writer's descendant. Colleen Moore celebrates a birthday, Java Head is slated for filming with Leatrice Joy, and a Montana ranch owner stars in a Fox feature under Jack Ford directing.
Hill fighters wear pigtails to distinguish bull throwers says Rodolph Valentino in the Strand screen version of Blood and Band. Valentino notes the coleta hair style is worn by matadors picadors and banderillas in public bull fights. The long back braid is three and a half inches, with a top black patch and embroidery.
Peggy-Pola Negri speaks French German Russian and Polish and studies English before arriving in the country born in Poland marital status unclear Penelope Irene Castle former Lene Foote now Mrs Ver non Castle widowed then remarried to Robert Tremain they own a country home in Ithaca New York Charmain Kiki still playing to crowded houses in New York Lenore Ulric lead understudy Aurora Theodore Kosloff Russian by birth recently recovered jewels from the Russian government jewels include family beirrooms and medals Kosloff known as dancer screen star also painter Golden Red Max Figman not now on screen but has a role in Kiki Gilda Elaine Hammerstein 25 brown wavy hair Olga Petrova not on screen for four years just arrived from Europe planning to return to pictures.
William V. Mong, known as Merlin from A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, plays the Fool's butler in the Fox film A Fool There Was, which opened today at the Blue Mouse theater.
Forrest Robinson the respected character actor returns from New York after six weeks with his wife. He moves into a house on Highland Avenue next door to David Torrence with plans to settle permanently in Hollywood after fifty years in Gotham.
Allan Hale has finished a year with no day off between films. He moved from a long engagement with Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood to Shirley Mason’s new production at William Fox studios.
Max Linder may not complete his acclaimed nine reel feature in France due to insufficient studio facilities. He plans to return to Los Angeles soon to resume production efforts.
Four two reel comedies written for these by A. A. Milne and produced Jonson have been sent to America.
Actress Olga Petrova accepted a lead role in a romance set among the Aztecs to be shot on location in Mexico City, signaling a major production move for the project.
Lois Wilson Robert McKim and Tully Marshall join William Farnum to headline the film Without Compromise as part of a star lineup.
Mary Pickford oversees editing and titling of Garrison's Finish, the final film project by Jack Pickford. The production highlights Pickford family collaboration and marks a notable moment in early cinema history.
Joseph M. Schenck motion picture producer and wife Norma Talmadge with Constance and Mrs Peg Talmadge sail on the Majestic for a European tour including Paris Russia Germany and Egypt They plan to return for Christmas in Los Angeles and visit Natalie Talmadge Keaton and Joseph Keaton Jr. in Egypt they may film Garden of Allah there and Norma’s next vehicle Within the Law is due from Associated via National Pictures Inc in late 1925
Bes Wilson studios hosted an open house for a staged comedy prize fight. Banks starred in the event, with attendees responding to invitations and enjoying the evening.
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