Liberty to Show Margret in Altogether with Censors
Censors approve a skimpy bath scene in Hypocrites featuring Margaret Edwards as Truth. Liberty plans showings Sunday Monday and Tuesday amid protests by exhibitors who argued the scene is artistic.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1915
Page
8
Censors approve a skimpy bath scene in Hypocrites featuring Margaret Edwards as Truth. Liberty plans showings Sunday Monday and Tuesday amid protests by exhibitors who argued the scene is artistic.
Hope uncovers deception while fleeing Russia with Paul and Serge. Serge is killed as they escape, and Hope remains with Paul, laying a wreath on Serge's grave as the tale closes. The fragment hints at a tragic, perilous exile.
The California Jobilee quartet will give a concert Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Hotel Liberty at Ralinier boulevard and Dearbornet open evening for the unemployed workers. Mayor H C Gill plans to attend and the public is invited with no admission charge. Members are J L Brooks R S Stewart Frank Dennie and John C Payne.
Mary Hudwagner, former hat stand head at Cafe Du Lachere, alleges a citywide tipping trust controls major concessions from Chicago to New York and Detroit. She claims pay skims and profits reach 100000 annually, with staff uniforms featuring skin-tight outfits and no pockets to deter theft.
Fred Meyers, jailed for stealing a sack of 50 pounds of flour from Colman dock, claims he acted to feed his wife and three children amid unemployment. The Puget Sound Navigation Co. will refuse to prosecute if Meyers’ story is substantiated by Police Lieut. Hedges. Patrolman Legate stopped Meyers fleeing with the sack Friday afternoon.
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