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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
12
Mary McLaren argues women directors are more sympathetic and better at coaching actors to subtly evoke emotion. She contrasts with men who aim for grand gestures and often overlook finer details, noting women understand the craft with equal experience.
Glimpse of draft head Gen. Crowder appears in PD W Griffiths The Girl Who Stayed at Home at the Liberty. The film includes Baker and Gen. Marek with a plot about a wealthy shipyard heir seeking draft exemptions and others shown in the photoplay.
Health advice urges daily internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate. A glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate taken on waking is said to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, improve appetite and relieve constipation and bilious spells.
Margarita Fisher returns to the Mission week for a pleasing comedy drama Tut Up Your Hands by the American Film Co. The story lets Fisher display versatility and charm as she stages a boxing bout saves a hero and weds a husband. The Strand features The Winning Girl with strong supporting roles.
Picture Patter Pearl White plans an autobiography about the Foeper truth. Dustin Farnum stars in The Harvest of Shame with politics central. Hodkinson Film Co buys a $35 tree trunk for Thunderbolts of Fate, then detonates it for effect. Warren Kerrigan leads The End of the Game, a Western thriller. Enid Bennett and Thomas Ince buy a Beverly Hills home slated for mid April occupancy. Julien Josephson finished Greaged Lightning with Charles Ray. The Littl Theatre promotes Why I Would Not Marry a Fox morality play for the week starting Saturday.
Truth Roland stars in The Tiger's Trail where a tarantula climbs her bare arm. She recalls the spider stepping on her as if greeting a warm personal friend, adding an eerie note to the tense moment.
Milan Stefanovitch, star alongside Pearl White in In Secret by Robert Chambers, is noted as a Serbian Army lieutenant with three bravery medals including one from King Peter of Berbin. He became a naturalized American over a year ago and joined the U S Army, later discharged after the armistice.
Mrs Anna E Clark wife of Seattle Fire Department assistant chief testifies she suffered from gastritis rheumatism and obesity before taking Tanlac. She reports restored appetite sleep and relief from pain and says friends are also seeing benefits. Tanlac advertised by Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle.
Advert says Lavoptik eye wash blends witch hazel and hydrastis with simple ingredients. Claims quick relief with two applications for a man with strained vision and a lady with inflamed eyes. Swift's Drug Co and nearby druggists offer a bottle guarantee.
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