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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1921

Page

8

Local Theaters Show Star Roles and Thrilling Races This Week

James Oliver Curwood's Karan and Anna Sewell Black Beauty headline Blue Mouse and Liberty screenings with cross country racing, dramatic rescues, and romantic turns. Mae Murray shines in The Gilded Lily at Coliseum as Eva Novak stars in The Smart Sex at Clemmer with Colum-based reels and backstage humor.

James Oliver Carwood Karan Blur Mouse Coliseum Mae Murray Clemmer Prva Novak Blue Mouse Harry Blomefield Black Beauty Jack Beckett Anna Sewell Kazan James Oliver Curwood Liberty Jane Novak William 8. Hart Eva Novak Eva

Picture Patter and stage changes in early film world

Tom Mix plans The Night Hopeemen next. Olive Tell leaves screen for Nemesis on stage. Ralph Spence allegedly wrote 60000 comedy subtitles in four years. Irving Pierlin inspired by The Passion Flower to compose a song. Jean Gordon debuts in The Queen of Sheba at 11. Alexander Pantages vaudeville mogul to produce movies. Reginald Barker reportedly appears cigarless only during meals.

Shirley Mason Refuses Double Take in Fight Scene

Shirley Mason declined a second take for a scene in which she fights three boys, saying she enjoys scrap work and prefers direct, natural action in her latest picture.

Shirley Mason

Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets touted for liver and bowels relief

A 17 year practice by Dr F M Edwards claims his Olive Tablets using vegetable ingredients and olive oil aid the liver and bowels. The ad asserts tablets brighten complexion, purge waste, and replace calomel for regularity, urging nightly use for a time with noticeable results. Thousands use the product as a periodic laxative.

F.M. Edwards Dr. Edwards Edwards

Benefit Film Show at Met for Washington Children's Home

Manager George Hood offers Metropolitan Theatre for a benefit screening of Fool's Gold starring Mitchell Lewis and Florence Turner on Wednesday April 12. Proceeds support the Washington Children's Home Society which has placed 2,800 children in permanent homes over 25 years and cared for 60,000 statewide. Proceeds go to the society with homes in Seattle Tacoma and Spokane. Seats at popular prices start at 7:39.

Metropolitan Theatre Mitchell Lewis Florence Turner Washington Children’s Home Society

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