One Week of Love (1922)
Melodrama | November 1922
Director:
George ArchainbaudWriters:
Edward J. Montagne, George ArchainbaudProducer:
Myron SelznickEditors:
H. P. Bretherton , Harold McCordProduction Company:
Selznick Pictures Corp.A studio chart in the 29 Jul 1922 Camera noted that the film was in its third week of production.
The 5 Aug 1922 Camera reported that a 110-feet tower was erected in mountainous Topanga Canyon, Los Angeles County, CA, as a camera platform for One Week of Love. Lumber had be carried in by burros for several miles from the nearest highway. The 11 Aug 1922 FD announced that the cast and crew had returned from their Topanga Canyon location.
One Week of Love premiered at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in New York City on 3 Nov 1922, according to the 11 Nov 1922 Moving Picture World.
Harold McCord is credited as editor by Variety. ...
A studio chart in the 29 Jul 1922 Camera noted that the film was in its third week of production.
The 5 Aug 1922 Camera reported that a 110-feet tower was erected in mountainous Topanga Canyon, Los Angeles County, CA, as a camera platform for One Week of Love. Lumber had be carried in by burros for several miles from the nearest highway. The 11 Aug 1922 FD announced that the cast and crew had returned from their Topanga Canyon location.
One Week of Love premiered at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in New York City on 3 Nov 1922, according to the 11 Nov 1922 Moving Picture World.
Harold McCord is credited as editor by Variety.
Spoiled society girl Beth Wynn agrees to stake her marriage to Francis Fraser on the outcome of an airplane race with him. Fraser wins, but Beth crashes into a Mexican mountainside and is found by bandits. Buck Fearnley, an uncouth American renegade, takes her to his shack. Then begins a weeklong conflict the end of which finds Beth triumphant, Buck regenerated, and the two in love. Buck reunites Beth with Fraser, but a flood wrecks their train, Fraser is drowned, and Buck rescues ...
Spoiled society girl Beth Wynn agrees to stake her marriage to Francis Fraser on the outcome of an airplane race with him. Fraser wins, but Beth crashes into a Mexican mountainside and is found by bandits. Buck Fearnley, an uncouth American renegade, takes her to his shack. Then begins a weeklong conflict the end of which finds Beth triumphant, Buck regenerated, and the two in love. Buck reunites Beth with Fraser, but a flood wrecks their train, Fraser is drowned, and Buck rescues Beth.
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