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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1922
Page
6
A compilation lists Strand Conrad Veldt at Above An t Columbia and Gladys Weltes at Tep the Mereing, with Blur Moon Ray and Ray to A Tatler, Winter Garden showing Meartee ryae ta Smiles Are Tramps, Coliseum Claire Windsor in Rich Men's Wives, Liberty Jen Chaney in Plesk Bleed, and Colontal May Me Avery in Every thing Por dale.
At the Coliseum the film Rich Men's Wives stars House Peters and Claire Windsor. A neglected wife becomes an outcast after innocent flirting. Her husband shuns her and severs contact with their child until the final scene reveals the complications.
Lon Chaney stars as an innocent prisoner in a large penitentiary in Flesh and Blood. He escapes to try to see his wife and child, now grown, and returns to find his wife dead. Grief turns him bitter toward the world in this dramatic telling.
In Eshnapur Prince Ayan rules harshly after learning an Englishman has loved his wife. He plans to entomb her alive in a tomb within his palace, a shockingly brutal plot unfolding as the photoplay "Above All Law" plays at the Strand theater.
Charles Ray stars in A Tailor Made Man at the Blue Mouse theater for another week. Ray jokes that clothes do not make the man, noting Babe Ruth’s homerun prowess isn’t defined by his uniform.
Rupert Hughes, once labeled the American Balzac, continues his popular run with The Membrane for Goldwyn, following his acclaimed The Old Nest about an American mother. The new film reiterates Hughes strong storytelling and character focus that drew audiences previously.
Gladys Walton stars in Universal attraction Top of the Morning at the Columbia theater Saturday. The cast includes Jerry O Demmell John Garlana and Harry Myers known as Robinson Crusoe for a versatile performance.
The Winter Garden stage presents Too Much Business for three days starting Sunday. The comedy, based on a Saturday Evening Post story, John Henry and the Restless Sex, adds novelty and surprises for the audience. The cast includes Jehan Menry Jackeson, Hortons, Myra Dalton, Ethel Grey Terry.
Fatre Binney Conway Tearle stars in A Wide Open Town at the Colonial theater starting Sunday. The film is touted for dramatic acting over physical display, with Binney in the leading supporting role.
James W. Dean reviews Missing Millions starring Alice Brady noting limited emotional range and slow pacing. The piece mocks scenes with overacted detectives and a newsboy, and praises Ben Turpin's Home Made Movies for lampooning amateur film makers and revealing studio tricks like the cyclorama.
Liberty News previews Saturday’s opening at Liberty featuring Yakima Washington State fair views and a famed horse diving stunt. It explains loading a 60 ton yacht on a Seattle Steam ship and shows Roosevelt high school’s new flag ceremony. The Seattle Star mutt dog parade, aiding the Community Fund, begins Saturday evening.
Mary Alden, known for mother roles, will appear in A Woman's Woman. The film adapts Nalbro Bartley's story from Saturday Evening Post and closely follows This Freedom by A M Hutchinson, filmed before the novel's publication.
Norman Selby also known as Kim McCoy is supervising the fight scenes for the film Passions of the Sea. The noted actor and editor oversees stunt choreography and combat sequences ensuring realism and safety on set.
Pauline Garon, known for Tol ta ble David and Sonny, is engaged by Famous Players Lasky to play a leading role in Cecil B DeMille s next Paramount production. She will depart soon for Hollywood where DeMille is preparing the film. Details on the story title and cast are not yet announced.
Emerson Hough's The Covered Wagon a plains epic set in 49 to be filmed by James Cruze Pola Negri's screen version of Bappho has been sent to America for exhibition Norma and Constance Talmadge will accompany Joseph M Schenck on his trip to Russia to discuss film production for the soviet government Attendance at Cecil DeMille's Manslaughter at the Fivoll New York was 142 higher on opening day than Blood and Band Stanley Goethalax b year old screen actor has just received his first hair cut
Gertrude Astor gains a new leading lady credit as a statuesque blonde star after signing a contract following her engagement with Gloria Swanson in The Impossible Mrs fellow. The move spots Astor as a prominent screen presence in the upcoming project.
Multiple studios and stars are reviewed in quiz form. Rudolph Valentino heads the discussion with Once to Every Woman and Blood and Sand. Gloria Swanson and other stars are named with films like The Gilded Cage and The Valley of Silent Men.
The Oak theater offers a naming contest with prizes of 10 dollars for first place 6 for second 2 50 for third 1 50 for fourth and six 1 prizes. The theater reopens October Sth with Ted Howland's Musical Comedy Revue and a feature photo play tickets are 16 and 20 cents and names must be submitted in the lobby box before Wednesday night.
The famed French comic star Max Sander was guest of honor at Paris’s largest postwar banquet. The event celebrated his return from a long stay in Hollywood with Mabel Normand and United Artists president Hiram Abrams among the American guests.
Scrambled Wives lacks a picture and uncertainty about a star's screen return. Conway Tearle is married and co stars with Norma Talmadge in The Eternal Flame. Nigel Barrie and Katharine MacDonald appear in Heroes and Husbands, Claire Windsor with Strongheart in The Silent Call, and other names including Dorothy Phillips and Wallace Beery are tied to Hurricane's Gal. Edward Burns, lead with Constance Talmadge in East is West, travels to New York, delaying mail to Los Angeles.
An emerging matinee idol named Walter Emerson is set to appear in a Fox production. The article notes his promising stage presence and a notable debut in a film featuring Henry B. Walthall, amid remarks of his wealth and Montana connections.
The Valley of Men cast endure extreme sun glare and freezing cold while filming in Canada. Stars shield faces with handkerchiefs and dark glasses as studio lights pale beside the snow covered peaks.
Aleck Thompson, a Blackmond coal miner, appeared before Justice of the Peace CL Dalton on a charge of driving intoxicated. He claimed his feet would not obey his head. Judge Dalton suspended the sentence, noting Thompson had already served time.
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