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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1920
Page
8
A playful exchange centers on a man praising a woman by claiming her feet run at least two sizes smaller than he estimates. The banter circles around perceived foot size and flirting dynamics within a lighthearted, intimate dialogue.
A testimonial from H. J. Larbour of relief after using Adier-i-ka for years of indigestion and constipation. The product claims to move both bowels completely to relieve gas and sour stomach, remove foul matter, prevent issues, and often cure constipation. It is described as a mix of buckthorn cascara glycerine and nine other ingredients sold by Swift Drug Co Bartell Drug Co and leading druggists.
Mrs. M. Coolidge of Minneapolia contemplates campaigning in the Northwest for Republican presidential and vicepresidential candidates. She is visiting guest of William H. Bolcom and is related to Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts.
Norman Sandberg a 29 year old resident of 709 FE 65th St suffered severe eye burns when an electrical flash at the traction company station at Seventh Ave and Jefferson St caused permanent or possible permanent blindness. He was rushed to Seattle General Hospital for immediate treatment.
Anita Stewart stars in The Clemer and Marea Lloyd appears in Tigh and Diesy at Cotaneum. Williem Wart headlines Linerty Band at Strand with Mary Pickford in Suds and Gloria Swennon in Change Your Husband at Rex.
Liberty Hart in Sand dazzles crowds as Dan Kur rie in a railroad plot with train wrecks and romance. Harold Lloyd in High and Dizzy brings comic chaos at Clemmer while Anita Stewart tops Coliseum bill. Strands show Amanda Afflick and Bullet Proof with Mary Pickford and others. Rex screens Dont Change Your Husband, plus Patter on new shorts and star pairings.
In a film production starring Mildred Harrie Chaplin, a real spider wove a web across a limousine spare tire delaying crucial scenes. After the incident, the crew captured the web on camera and an order was issued prohibiting spider killings.
Joseph J. Dowling, famed character actor, closely resembles Uncle Joe Cannon in The Spenders at Hollywood studios. Shaking hands with Democratic leaders at the San Francisco convention, they viewed the film and joked about Uncle Joe entering movies. Proposals now open for Navy Yard Puget Sound lumber and pumps deliveries with paymaster general Samuel McGowan signing.
Louise Lovely, famed leading lady in vaudeville and early Fox films, is to be featured in several new William Fox plays after a distinguished career with Fox stars. Discovered in a California studio visit, she gained fame alongside William Farnum as a prominent motion picture actress.
Nick Caghy of the Goldwyn Company is happy after being cast as a banker in Wil Rogers' film Honest Hunch. The role ends his need to portray blackface or stereotypes in his act, a shift noted with his current celebratory mood.
Frank Lloyd directed filming for The Great Lover with 1000 audience members and a 75 piece orchestra in Los Angeles. He yelled to coordinate scenes and lost his voice the next day, now learning the align language.
Marion Morgan a famed vaudeville dancer long with the Orpheum circuit has entered silent cinema as dancing expert for Allen Holubar studios. She will direct the big dance sequences for Dorothy Phillips’s independently produced picture while retaining her Los Angeles and New York studios under qualified managers.
During a scene for The Household Bully Selznick film, Frank Campbell played a blind man with a tin cup. Eight passersby donated coins before the shot, and Campbell fears arrest for taking money under false pretenses. A wry remark on deception follows.
Ward Crane arrived in the east and was soon engaged to star opposite Billie Burke in Famous Players' adaptation of The Frisky Mrs Johnson by Clyde Fitch. He has already received two major offers from the West Coast and may return to Hollywood before coming back to New York.
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