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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
6
Universal presents the stage success Human Hearts at the Columbia theater entering a second week. House Peters plays Tom Logan with a sympathetic and lovable portrayal, showing the character sacrificing all for love.
In the Canadian Rockies Kent the Tracker a Royal Northwest Mounted Policeman trails a thief and is ambushed after arresting his man He rides to a cabin where Jacques Radison stands over John Barkley an outlaw fur trader strangled with a strand of hair The scene opens this film at the Liberty theater.
Rodolph Valentino delivers a remarkable display of fleet footedness in Blood and Sand as crowds fill the Coliseum. Carey and Carmen are noted alongside newcomer performers in this Paramount Metro event billed under Broadway Rose.
A matador narrowly avoids horns as he is knocked to the ground during a death charge at the Strand theater. The crowd holds its breath as he is carried from the arena. His first defeat came when a woman watching from the corridor observed him.
Charles Ray brings his cinema version of the stage hit A Tailor Made Man to the Blue Mouse starting Saturday. The film is touted as the costliest production Ray has made and marks his first screenplay under United Artista's two-super-productions-a-year policy.
John Gilbert, new William Fox star, appears at the Winter Garden Sunday in Gleam o Dawn based on Arthur Goodrich’s story. Gilbert comes from stock theater. his father once directed the Baker Stock company in Portland and his mother used the stage name Ida Adair. Edith Stockton starred in Thru the Storm last Saturday.
Mario Prevost, popular with Mexican film fans, entertained General Serrano and Gen. Jose Juan Mendes during their visit to Warner brothers studios in Los Angeles. The officials plan to establish a foothold for the motion picture industry in Mexico and sent the generals to learn about picture production in Hollywood.
Enid Bennett captivates audiences in A Sporting Thing to Deo by Thompson Buchan. She recently finished the leading female turn in Douglas Pair thanks new picture The Case of Becky. Glenn Hunter stars as John Arnold with Frank McCormack and Montague Love as rival hypnotists. Hebe Daniels in The Speed Girl appears at the Colonial for a final Saturday showing before marriage in jail.
Gouverneur Morris story Trimpet Teland will be shown at the Oak theater Sunday and Monday. The adaptation was by Lillian and George Randolph Chester who supervised editing. It is among the season’s biggest productions at this venue. Harold Lloyd comedy From Hand to Mouth and What Will a Woman Do will close Saturday night.
Preparations proceed for the initial presentation of Doug Fairbanks in The Luncheon at Pickford honors Fairbanks for helping establish Hollywood as a show and production center by arranging the first presentation of his new picture in the film city rather than New York.
Pola Negri is due to arrive in Hollywood on September 25 from New York to begin work on the Lasky studio production of the Robert Hichens story Bella Donna. Conrad Nagel will play Negri's husband opposite her leading man, with George Fitzmaurice directing. Rupert Hughes plans Souls for Sale as a screen adaptation.
Georges Carpentier tours a new starring film with a dual role as a nobleman’s grandson and a boxing gypsy. The production, adapted by Andrew Soutar from My Lady April, features 500 plus cast members and stars Le Breton Mary Clare and others. Lloyd Brown unveils a new color process using dual exposure and rapid projection, while Fox primes for winter with two Shubert theaters and films including Nero and Monte Cristo.
Picture Patter Cullen Landis remains in Harry Careys The One Man. Earle Williams Rudolph Valentino lead in A Rogues Romance. The Man Who Saw Tomorrow stars Thomas Meighan Theodore Roberts and Lea Joyce. Maude George left New York for Universal City to join Von Stroheim's Merry-Go-Round after Foolish Wives appearances.
Gossip column discusses Miriam-Ruth Sinclair opposite Irving Cummings in Masquerader and notes rumors of Mabel Normand dating Prince Ib j nephew of the Khedive. Also mentions Pola Negri’s California visit and other star tidbits with bits on Bert Lytell and The Goldfish.
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