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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1921

Page

6

Roland Strikes On Location For Serial Scene

Roland shoots on location for her serial and returns puffed up about achievements. Poison’s evil work only now slows Ruth as she resumes her normal routine.

Roland Poison Ruth

Young actor Arthur Jasmine debuts self produced musical

Arthur Jasmine, a young character actor who has appeared in Edith Roberts films, expands into vaudeville as a producer. He has written and is staging a musical comedietta with all scenery and costumes designed by him. He will not tour with the piece.

Arthur Jasmine Edith Roberts

Trust Your Wife at the Coliseum leads a dramatic week

McDonald stars in Trust Your Wife as the young inventor’s wife entangled with a wealthy backer. The couple’s escape plan ends in suspense and a happy finale with David Winter and Mary Alden prominent. The Liberty screens The Whistle with Rob Evans, a mill tragedy and surrogate father plot.

Exe McDonald Des Moines New York City David Winter Charles Fichman Mary Alden Tim Hart Liberty Robert Evans Hart Georgie Chapple Robert Chapples Georgie Stone Screenland Chapple

Trust Your Wife at Coliseum and Other 1915 Screenings

Kathryn MacDonald stars in Trust Your Wife at the Coliseum amid a lineup of films including Dangerous Toys exploring wealth and society. Blue Mouse presents I Am Guilty a melodrama about a neglected wife caught in a murder plot with a twist ending. Strand shows Wet Gold with underwater thrills and pirates, while Colonial features Tom Mix in A Ridin Romeo and Rex screens If Women Only Knew a tale of elopement, love, and social class.

Liberty Win Mart Clemmeh Carmel Myers Kina Winter Garden Blue Mouse Connie McNair McNair Dillon Mickey Moore Connie Mahion Hamilton

Celebrated screen player Tom Santachi to mark 15th film advent

Tom Santachi, a member of the original galaxy of screen players, nears the 15th anniversary of his film advent. In Los Angeles area, former Selig luminaries plan a dinner to commemorate the milestone.

Tom Santachi Screen Players Selig Los Angeles

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