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| Motion Picture News, 09-June-1923 |
Dorothy Davenport, who had been a successful actress under her own name, was usually billed as Mrs Wallace Reid after the premature death of her husband on 18-January-1923. He had been addicted to opiates.
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| Motion Picture News, 16-June-1923 |
Later in the same year, Dorothy co-directed and starred in an anti-drug movie, Human Wreckage.
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| Motion Picture News, 23-June-1923 |
"Mrs Wallace Reid took San Francisco by storm."
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| Motion Picture News, 29-June-1923 |
"Human Wreckage is the most important motion picture ever made."
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"WE ARE SORRY! The Century Was Unable to Accommodate the Throngs That Came to Witness This Sensation."
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| San Francisco Chronicle, 08-October-1923 |
I saw many movies at the Coliseum in San Francisco's Richmond District.
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