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| Motion Picture News, 02-September-1922 |
In 1906, Jack London published a short story collection called
Tales of the Fish Patrol. After his time as an oyster pirate, a maritime poacher, he joined the California Fish Patrol to fight the oyster pirates. In 1922, Universal began producing a series of two-reelers based on the stories. Jack Mulhall played the main character.
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| Motion Picture News, 02-September-1922 |
Edward A Kull directed. The eight movies were to be released one every two weeks.
The little item for Laugh-O-Grams is an ad for Walt Disney's animation studio in Kansas City, Missouri.
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| Moving Picture World, 16-September-1922 |
The Mohican's Daughter, a feature, was based on Jack London's short story "The Story of Jees Uck." If I read it, I don't remember it.
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