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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1921
Page
8
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered names and works including Tatienne Scots, De Mille, Harriet Hammad, and Sabaee Joe. The text presents no clear event or story but reads as a collage of possible titles and person names with no coherent context.
The item notes Milton Sills to lead Miss Lulu Bett picturization. Viola Dana known privately as Mrs John Collins. Anita Stewart married to Rudolph Cameron and to start two new pictures Rose of the Sea and The Woman He Married. Betty Compson single. Vivian Martin stars in Nearly Married play. Mabel Norman not leaving stage. next film Molly O. Carmel Myers daughter of Rabbi Hades Myers married to LN Kornblum.
The California accident commission awarded $4 900 to the widow of Lieut Olmer Locklear the aviator killed while filming a scene. It ruled Locklear was an employee of Fox not a contractor in the new picture. Joe Marguerite de LaMotte stars in The Daughter of Brahma from the I A R Wylie novel.
Famous author Basil King of Earthbound fame returns to Los Angeles and is at the Goldwyn studio to craft new screen stories. This move signals renewed Hollywood activity for the noted writer.
Film news briefs state Big Timber being shot in Nova Scotia while Tom Santachi completes The Spirit of the Lake. Pauline Frederick owns a jade neck lace valued at $25,000. Tom Mix composes music for a new film. Bert Lytell buys The Right That Failed for a Rat evepost story. Completed prints of The Rocary burned but negative saved. Russian violinist LM Petchnekoff performs Indian Lament for The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam scene. Von Gotroheim may finish Foolish Wives by October. Victor Fleming to direct Agnes Ayres in her first starring picture. Richard Wayne to lead in Whatever She Wants. Sisters features Leena Owen, Matt Moore, Gladys Leslie and Joe King. Sir Gilbert Parker returns to England then plans more screen writing next season. Wife Against Wife is Whitman Bennett's new production. Mildred June stars in The Bomr.
Richard Dix credits Difford Robertson for his film breakthrough at Goldwyn. A signed photo hangs in Robertson’s new casting office at Rob erson and Webb, bearing Dix’s inscription: To Cliff The Reason I Am in Pictures. Thanks! Richard Dix.
Harry Brandt attributes his persistent coughs to overzealous laughter at Buster Keaton films. He describes the season as the sole busy period for press agents.
John Griffith Wray, noted Ince staff producer, is writing a play titled Mother that critiques the tyranny of mother love. He argues many recent films teach that a woman should not become a mother as children bring only suffering.
Babe Ruth, baseball’s home run king, appears in the motion picture Headin' Home at the Colonial, marking his debut as an actor. The lively drama showcases Ruth’s acting ability alongside a vivid early screen performance.
Thomas H. Ince declares that after a Chicago conference with 3 200 independent theatre owners he will begin work with four producing companies at Culver City. He believes combining independent producers and theatre owners will elevate screen art and align outputs with audience preferences.
In Hollywood the Mermaid comedy The Vagrant filmed at The Coliseum used two young boys with Ham Hamilton. Three blackberry pies vanished during a pastry scene, and the boys were later found with jam stains, suggesting they ate the pies.
Gloria Davenport daughter of the late Homer Davenport has a role in Rex Ingram’s Turn to the Right. She is 16 years old and weighs nearly 250 pounds. She has appeared in comedy scenes with Harry Myers who plays Gilly the crook.
Lydia Lipkowska says she will move into cinema after finishing her tour in The Merry Widow. Her debut film will adapt The Snow Maiden, drawn from Rimsky Korsakoff’s opera. She originated the title role in Petrograd and expects to portray all her Russian opera parts on screen.
Colleen Moore, lead in Rupert Hughes film The Wall Flower for Goldwyn, began her screen career five years ago in The Bad Boy with the late Robert Harron. She recently finished work on The Hidden Paradise with John Barrymore.
House Peters of The Invisible Power has joined the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce and is studying the local political scene. He is a member of the Goldwyn picture cast.
Liberty patrons recall a weekly update program resurging with The Girl From Gods Country. The broadcast will showcase Mahoney murder case images and Coach Bagshaw's methods for shaping the new University of Washington football team for autumn games.
R C Pictures names Hunt Stromberg as producer guiding Doris May projects. Stromberg, previously a publicity and advertising man, formed the Doris May unit and will oversee all productions under his Hunt Stromberg Productions banner.
Noah Beery, noted for his strong character work in The Sea Wolf The Red Lantern and The Sagebrusher, is added to the cast of The Call of the North Jack Holt’s first Paramount starring picture.
First National announces a commemorative tablet to mark Charlie Chaplin s birthplace at Fontainebleau France. The plan stems from French cinema enthusiasts who conceived the tribute, per the report.
Pauline Frederick, R C Pictures star, received a locking .45 revolver as a gift from a cowboy admirer. She admits fear of the weapon but says she would not offend the giver by refusing the present.
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