Word: filming
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Detroit Circuit Court called mother, foster-mother and child before him, and announced, falsely, that little Irene would be sent to an orphan asylum. As the two women received this intelligence, Klieg lights flared up, concealed cinema cameras whirred and clicked. Judge Brennan, assisted by psychologists, studied the resulting films. Calling the women back, Judge Brennan awarded custody of the child to Foster-Mother Goosen because the film showed "a much more biological emotional reaction on her part" (tears, sobs, quivering lips). Julie Goosen Pryzbla had stood as if unmoved, unconcerned where her daughter went...
That Royle Girl. Carol Dempster is just about on the verge of becoming a movie actress of consider, able consequence. It was D. W Griffith who discovered her, and the same D. W, Griffith directs her in this film. Perhaps it is not one of Mr. Griffith's best. He is directing for Famous Players and apparently has to get out so many pictures a year. It is, however, one of Miss Dempster's best and that is of immense importance. She plays a newsgirl who grows up to be a model and subsequently an actress. Also included...
...Metro-Goldwyn Company were the producers of "The Big Parade", the war picture which is now being presented at the Majestic Theatre in Boston, and a film which has received the enthusiastic applause of oritics throughout the country who have hailed it as the greatest dramatization of war since the "Birth of a Nation...
...tributes, if so they be, accorded fame and importance, is to become the subject of a moving picture. To this Harvard is no exception. For the Metro-Goldwyn film corporation tendering for references "The Big Parade" and the endorsement of Dwight F. Davis, has been snapping scenes and students in and about the Yard to be broadcasted to the great American public under the title, "Brown at Harvard...
...Brown' was hissed off the legitimate stage a score of years ago by Harvard students, and as a good part of the film is to be taken in California, there will undoubtedly be a chorus from dissenting conservatives. In fact, many Harvard men will react instantly in opposition to this innovation,--particularly if they do not get into the picture themselves...