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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1922
Page
8
The fragment discusses faith's role in marriage and questions a husband’s doubt about his wife. It references Steele O'Conner, COLISEUM, Riese Manning, and John Manning as part of a dialogue on trust, fidelity, and marital expectations.
Jackie Coogan’s mother is named legal guardian and his father official manager to shield the child’s estate from gossip. Los Angeles Superior Court will monitor earnings and spending. bond set at 1090000. Home once owned by Bessie Barriscale cited among concerns as guardianship begins.
From heavy villain to light comedy Long, known as a character actor, shifts from Arab in The Shick to hell ship captain in Moron of the Lady Betty to the taxi driver Mike in The Dite tater at the Liberty.
Rex Ingram, honored by Yale University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts for his film career, previews his production Turn to the Right. The Four Horsemen director is highlighted as a pioneer in cinema. The film Will be shown for four days at the Colon Co.
Agnes Ayres stars in Borderland with a fashion segment previewing 1850 to 1922 gowns. Yellow cut velvet evening dress features unbelted silhouette and yellow crystal bead embellishments. Headdress uses crystal beads. another gown shows a jazz dancing style with hoop skirt and bold ribbon and organza flower accents.
Richard Walton Tully presents Omar the Tentmaker starring Guy Bates Post in a production described by studio reports as the most elaborately costumed drama yet produced.
A Sioux City Iowa judge sentences six men charged with drunkenness to attend the film Ten Nights in a Barroom. The unusual courtroom penalty directs the offenders to watch the movie as a corrective measure and public admonition.
A sensational note from early film pages highlights Jean Heresholt earning a large salary for three months by portraying a vicious villain before the camera. He is accused of two murders and abusing Mary Pickford in a bid to entertain audiences for a substantial sum. Madge Bellamy is profiled as a top potential star for upcoming films with Jack Pickford.
Beginning today the Strand offers a musical novelty featuring Billy Lloyd in songs and 8. K. Wineland on violin with dances arranged by Caird Leslie performed by Sylvia Earnhardt and Irene Isham. Wineland curated the artistic presentation and the popular selection Song of India serves as the orchestra number.
Thomas Meighan begins work in late this month on a Paramount feature The Man Who Saw Tomorrow with Leatrice Joy Theodore Roberts Eva Novak and Albert Roscoe in supporting roles.
A readers poll debates whether a city man or a country man makes the better husband. Contributors from New York area addresses discuss charm, mobility, and suitability, with sisters and a city dweller weighing outcomes for Manette. The piece invites readers to join the contest and submit their own views.
The Seattle Star offers prizes from twenty five dollars to twenty four tickets for "The Storm" at Columbia. Contest requires best answers about Manette heroine with rules including 200 word limit and single side of paper. Judges’ decision final. employees of The Star Columbia and Universal Exchange barred.
The Columbia theater will close for two weeks after next Sunday night’s performance of The Storm to allow decorators to improve the interior ahead of the winter season. A Wurlitzer-Hope Jones organ will be installed and the opening Aug 19 features Liborius Hauptman and his orchestra with a grand musical program. Lead roles are played by House Peters Virginia Valli and Matt Moore. The Seattle Star Columbia will continue showing The Storm until reopening. A Paris cable reports Max Linder assembling a large French company to film a comedy in France. Reached parties include N Eugene O’Brien in New York and Rudolph Ventino in Hollywood.
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