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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1922

Page

8

Mary Miles Minter and Buster Keaton on the Liberty bill

Mary Miles Minter stars in South of Suva on the Liberty program with Buster Keaton. Other features include N'T Shoot at Columbia with Herbert Rawlinson, The Angel of Crooked Street at Vitagraph's Winter Garden with Alice Calhoun, and One Clear Call at the Strand starring Henry B. Walthall, Claire Windsor, Irene Rich, and Milton Sills.

Mary Miles Minter Liberty Mary Buster Keaton Suva Fiji Islands Vitagraph Alice Calhoun Winter Garden Houn le Louie B. Mayer Frances Nimmo Greene Strand Mayer Henry B. Walthall Claire Windsor Irene Rich Milton Sills

Silent Film Schedule Highlights and Star Casts

Picture Patter Wallace Reid and Wallace Reid in The Dictator coming soon at the Liberty. Hurricane's Gal opens Saturday at the Coliseum with Phillips. Seub Pollard stars in a new two reel comedy series, released every four weeks. Up and at ‘im teams Donna May with Hallam Cooley. Sylvia Ashton appears in Country Love, Billie Dove's next film. Irvin Willatta directs All the Brothers Were Valiant, a sea melodrama by Ben Ames Williams. Lewis Sargent to lead a one reel messenger boy series. Flaine Hammerstein and Conway Tearle co star in Blazing Sanda.

Star-Columbia Storm Contest Draws Public Interest

A reader letter from A C Welch of 9049 17th Ave, W, appears in the Wednesday morning mall section. The note presents a personal solution to a problem about chasms that love cannot bridge, reflecting outdoorsman and city resident perspectives.

C, Welch 17Th Ave

The Storm Prize Contest At The Seattle Star

The Seattle Star announces an open contest with 24 prizes for best answers to Manette the heroine in The Storm to be shown at the Columbia. Prizes include money and two tickets to the balance of the season, with rules limiting letters to 200 words and one-sided pages.

Csevensenese Se Columbia the Star Universal Exchange Seattle Star

The Storm heroine Manette faces two suitors in lean toward Burr

The column debates Manette’s choice between Burr the woodsman and David the city man. It argues Burr offers stronger character and spiritual growth, while Manette would thrive in nature with him. Readers are invited to follow Langdon McCormick’s stage tragedy in film form at Columbia and note contest rules. George Fitzmaurice to direct Pola Negri in her first American film starting Sept. 15 at Long Island studio.

Burr David Manette Dawid Langdon McCormick Columbia City Sporsman Woodeman George Fitemaurice Pola Negri America Long Island

Blanche Sweet Returns in Quincy Adams Sawyer Role

Silent screen star Blanche Sweet appears as a blind girl in her first film in years in Quincy Adams Sawyer. Her hair is bobbed for the part, while Jackie Coogan prepares his next picture Fiddle and 1.

Blanche Sweet Quincy Adams Sawyer Jackie Coogan

Nell Gilbert at Palace Hip Sisters In Clever Act

Nell Gilbert and her twin sister Isabelle headline a singing and dancing act at the Palace Hip this week. The pair have years of stage experience and bring a polished performance to the venue.

Nell Gilbert Isabelle Palace Hip Nell

Aristocratic Wisconsin mansion hosts dog morgue of nine

Firemen uncover a lavish display in the Melion mansion south side Milwaukee. Two women Jane Melion, 60, and Mary Melion, 46, initially barred entry then admitted to find nine embalmed dogs laid in state. Their brother Charles remained in the home.

Milwaukee Wis Melion Melions Jane Mary Charles

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