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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1917

Page

13

Seattle Industry Survey Covers 800 Plants in 1916

Curtis C. Aller of the University of Washington completed a survey of about 800 Seattle industrial plants active through August 1 1916. The report was handed to the Industrial bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club for analysis, with remaining industries to be reviewed by the bureau.

Seattle Curtis C. Aller Bureau of Industrial Research University of Washington Industrial Bureau The Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club

Exports of One Million Three Hundred Thousand Horses and Mules

Since 1914 the nation has shipped about 1.25 million horses and mules for military use abroad, reflecting a massive mobilization of animal power for war needs and transportation.

Serious Roles Favored by Violin Dana and Studio Picks

Viola Dana, age nineteen, calls for serious cinema beyond childish fare and praises adult audiences for deeper ideas. The week’s bill includes Mary Pickford in The Little American at the Liberty, Fanny Ward in Her Strange Wedding at the Colliseum, Jack Gardner in Land of Long Shadows at the Rex, Earle Williams in The Hawk at the Clemmer, the Kut two Little Imps at the Strand, The Unwritten Law at the Colonial, and The Man Who Forgot at the Clas A, with varied dramas and thrills.

Jack Gardner Essanay Land of Long Shadows The Rex Jane Katherine Lee William Fox Strand

Boris Wins All Ribbons At Los Angeles Russian Wolfhound Show

Anna Luther becomes owner of Boris the Russian wolfhound that swept ribbons in last winter's Los Angeles dog show amid owner disputes. The piece notes Boris’s photogenic appeal with Luther and mentions Crane Wilbur's Western drama Devil McCare and new on location stars Juanita Hansen and Lorimer Johnstone directing. Bobby Connolly shoots on a Connecticut farm with a calf, and Doris Darst signs with Ziegfeld Cinema Corporation run by William K. Ziegfeld.

Anna Luther Ie Boris Los Angeles Miaa Luther Crane Wilbur Devil McCare Wilbur Mr. Wilbur Juanita Hansen Lorimer Johnstone Miss Hansen Bobby Connolly Connecticut Charles M. Seay Greater Vitagraph Company Bobby Little Star Doris Darst Columbus, O Europe Ziegfeld Cinema Corporation William K. Ziegfeld Floreny Ziegfeld, Jr Billie Burke

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