More High Art

Series

Series Name
Eve And Everybody’s Film Review

Issue

Issue No.
62
Date Released
10 Aug 1922
Length of issue (in feet)
800
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1More High Art
  2. 2Miss Nippon’s Hair
  3. 3Eve’s Jokelets
  4. 4"Miss Organdie" From Paris in Pathécolor
  5. 5Living Masterpieces -: Snow - Snow - Snow
  6. 6The Adventures of Felix the Cat -: The Villain Intrudeth

Story

Story No. within this Issue
1 / 6
Summary
NoS Summary - actress Josephine Earle having elaborate designs painted on her arms.
NoS synopsis: ""Really, with to-day’s sleeveless frocks one must try something to keep the chill away," Miss Josephine Earle, the well-known Stage and Film Star was saying --" She sits at a table with an artist - Mr May - and he paints a design on her wrist. "So, the Artist tactfully suggested that a little paint - tastefully applied, might help --". The design is of a snake winding its way around her arm. He then paints an elaborate design on her shoulder and arm. ""Funny how ideas recur" remarked Mr May. "Probably our ancestors tried the same thing a couple of thousand years ago ----". Miss Earle admires her designs. ""And feathers ought to be warm enough --" he added --". Mr May then paints a cockerel on her shoulder. Miss Earle poses for the camera displaying her body paint. She walks off and the artist cleans his brushes.
Researcher Comments
A short handwritten shot list is present in the Pathé boxfile.The number 97/174 is noted next to this story on the issue sheet.
Keywords
Fashion and costume
Written sources
Kinematograph Weekly   3 August 1922, p48.
Pathe Inventory File   Tin No.59
British Pathe Database 1997   Reference No.EP059
Pathe Eve 41-79 Boxfile   Issue sheet
National Film Archive Catalogue
Credits:
Production Co.
British Pathe Ltd.
Length of story (in feet)
140

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