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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1920
Page
10
An advertise claim promises hair removal on the face neck and arms with a paste made from water and delatone. The paste is left on for minutes then rubbed off to leave skin smooth and hairless with no pain or inconvenience.
A banquet for 200 guests was staged days ago at Vita graph's Brooklyn studio for a scene in Allee Joyce's Dollars and the Woman. Professional cabaret dancers and an orchestra from a famous New York hotel provided entertainment at the event.
Liberty and Coliseum show a constellation of star turns this week. Constance Talmadge stars in A Search for a Sinner, with a quest through New York and romance on Central Park bridges. Dorothy Gish headlines Mary Ellen Comes to Town, praised for chic character work and human touches. The Lone Wolf series continues with The Lone Wolf’s Daughter, supported by Edwin Stephens and Bertram Grassby. A Clemmer bill highlights Alice Lake in Shore Acres, with Kez presenting The Lone Wolf’s Daughter and Shore Acres wardrobe bits from the Maine coast tour.
The passage outlines a tight description of Uncle Nat in cold weather wearing a gray flannel shirt black trousers a dark reefer and cap. When storms rage he dons a rubber souwester rubber hat and hip boots. Mr Connelly’s makeup portrays a long faced high cheekboned Yankee with gray hair and whiskers.
An old home remedy is replaced by Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound a ready to use product sold in drug stores. The ad claims it darkens gray hair naturally and evenly when applied with a sponge or brush, making hair look youthfully glossy after a few applications.
Dr. Franklin H. W. Martin of Chicago, secretary general of the American College of Surgeons, met state and city members at the New Washington hotel. A Washington section of the Clinical Congress was chosen and an executive committee named to run annual meetings. The panel includes Dr. Park Weed Whilis Seattle as chairman, Dr. George Swift secretary, and Dr. William F. West Everett as counselor. The group aims to improve surgery and reduce unnecessary procedures.
Republican precinct committeemen receive letters from Reeves Aylmore Jr outlining precinct delegate apportionment. County caucuses will be held Saturday, followed by a county convention at the Hippodrome a week later to choose 251 delegates for the state convention in Bellingham. April 27, Mrs Matilda Paters dies after nine years in Sunnydale. Georgetown Undertaking Co plans funeral arrangements. Film "Old Kentucky" at Strand features Anita Stewart and dramatic seascapes, with a treasure ship and battles aboard ship.
New Ince star Wheelbarrow Webster from Julien Josephson story features Lloyd Hughes as Joel Webster a country boy who pursues law becoming county attorney with a correspondence degree Beulah Beulah Gladys George plays his small town sweetheart under director John Griffith at the Culver City studio.
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