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Film Daily, New York, June 22, 1924.
Monta Bell
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, Aug. 9, 1924
& Monta Bell, the newspaper man who won his spurs with
Charles Chaplin, and was given his first picture, „How
to Educate a Wife,“ by Elinor Glyn, more than fulfilled the hope
the Warner Brothers had in him.
(...) Distinguished Directors Now Under WARNER BANNER,
Exhibitors Herald, Aug. 9, 1924
& He Got What He Wanted
Monta Bell has directed only four pictures –
but they‘re fighting for his services
By Forrest Winship
(...) Photoplay, July 1925, Part II
& Marie Prevost and Monte Blue make a charming hero
and heroine and contribute much delicate humor to
Elinor Glyn‘s How to Educate a Wife, a Warner production
ready for release.
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Trade Review, May 17, 1924
& Monta Bell
(...) Photo, Moving Picture World, Aug. 2, 1924
& Monta Bell, the newspaper man who won
his spurs with Charles Chaplin, and was given his first
picture, „How to Educate a Wife,“ ny Elinor Glyn,
is now away from Warner Bros., but it is not at all unlikely
that he may soon be in the Warner ranks.
(...) Moving Picture World, Aug. 2, 1924
& WOMAN OF PARIS, A (...)
Direction and Scenario Charles Chaplin
Assistant Direction Monta Bell,
Harry D‘Abbadie d‘Arrast, Edward Sutherland
(...) Paul Rotha, The Film Till Now
A Survey of World Cinema, New York 1949
„Trained under Chaplin“
Editorial content. „THE COMING LEADERS
Rarely in one season, or year, has the new blood
of the profession leaped to the fore as today.
And they have established themselves rather well,
in several instances notably. (...) Monta Bell
is one of the newcomers from whom much is anticipated.
His first, „Broadway After Dark“ brought joy
to producers generally. He spent so little time and money
doing it. Trained under Chaplin, with a background
of newspaper experience, he was offered several contracts
after his work with Chaplin became talked of.“
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