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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1919
Page
10
The Strand features Toyama and Sada in A Heart in Pawn with Hayakawa and supporting actors, a melodramatic tale of marriage abroad, murder, and sacrifice. Also shown are Puppy Love at the Mission, Birth at Rex Alto, The Ruler of the Road at Colobie, and several comedies and travel reels highlighting war era themes and star performers.
The coming features include Oh You Women originally When the Boys Come Home by John Emerson and Anita Loos. Thomas Holding returns with Pauline Frederick in One Week of Life. Henry Walitall stars in The Long Arm of Man Sister arriving in April. Beeste Barriscale supports Jonselyn's Wife with Nigel Barrie Ben Alexander and Kathleen Kirkham. The Better Wife previews a Clara Kimball Young production with Lillian Walker Tennant. Enid Bennett named The Call of Men. Minx Tennett as a young sculptress. Captain Leslie T Peacock authors Neptune's Daughter and writes Platonic Love for Kitty Gordon.
The Pepper paprika and lunch bill includes Dorothy Gish in Peppy Polly a fourth comedy drama featuring Richard Barthelmess as the likable doctor Polly helps a chum at a reform school with Judge Monroe backing. The program also presents The Master of Music with Billy Parsons and a Coliseum Weekly aboard the New York Victory parade filmed from an airplane.
The page lists film programs and features across venues including Liberty D W Griffiths The Girl Who Stayed Home Tad indoor sports comedies Pathe News Weekly Clemm Lim Madge Kennedy in The Kingdom of Youth Christie comedy 300 or Boxt Washington Sky Patrol scenic Literary Digest Coliseum Dorothy Gish Peppy Polly Smiling Billy Parsons Master of Music Coliseum News Strand Sewene Hayakawa A Heart in Pawn Steeple Secrets News Victorials Reax Special Feature Pluto Hirth second week Mission Lila Lee Puppy Levee Harold Lloyd Sammy in Siberia Picture Weekly Colontal Frank Keenan The Howling Coyote Larry Lemon Pluck and Plotters Great Outdoors scenic Class A Hedda Nova Frank Glendon By the World Forgot Harold Lloyd Christie comedy Little Lois Wilson George Visher Alimony.
William Ryan of 704 20th Avenue and a Seattle Taxicab driver says two men and a woman assaulted him near King Street station. He was dragged from his taxi at 42nd Avenue and East First, beaten with an iron bar, and his wounds treated at City Hospital. He claims union taxi drivers attacked him for working as a strike breaker.
The Admiral Farragut of Pacific Steamship Company arrived from southwestern Alaska with a capacity cargo and full passenger list Sunday afternoon. It will sail for Anchorage Wednesday and is the first ship to reach there this spring. The Prince Rupert and the City of Seattle also arrived Sunday.
Justice Brinker ruled that teachers at Minor School may administer corporal punishment to pupils who violate rules. The Benton Maynard case found no physical injury and held the pupil deserved the spanking for nuisance and rule violations.
San Francisco April 7. Despite falling fish supply and rising prices, steam trawlers and fishing smacks numbering several hundred remain idle. Fishermen await action on protests against prices set by State Market Director Weinstock. President Farina of the Crab and Salmon Fishermen's Protective association says favorable action is expected soon.
Canton Ohio letters recount relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Marnie Born says her condition improved enough to avoid surgery, urging other women to try the remedy before undergoing hospital operations. The ad highlights many testimonials from women nationwide supporting the product.
Local Division 587 of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electrical Railway Employes adopted resolutions endorsing municipal ownership of Seattle streetcar lines and pledging cooperation with the city in operation. The union stated confidence that city operation would lower costs, improve service, and provide better conditions and wages for workers.
Two daylight highwaymen agreed to a five dollar settlement after grocer William Athan explained hard times. They stated they did not want to be unreasonable.
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