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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1919

Page

8

Hair Growth Claim Promises Box of Kotalko for Free Trial

The notice advertises a hair growth product with claims of reversing bald spots and inducing growth. It offers a free box of Kotalko and a free written commitment to readers via J Hart Brittain, ro Station F, New York.

J. Hart Brittain New Yorty

Boy Throws Rocks at Chickens Ends in Gunshot Death

In San Francisco on August 12 Adolph Silva age 19 died from a gunshot wound inflicted by an unidentified person. Giuseppe Sanguinetti is held on suspicion of firing the shot after Silva and several children pelted his chickens. Policeman George Healey received a blood transfusion to try to save the boy's life.

Adolph Silva Guiseppe Sanguinetti Po Hce Silva George Healey

Merchants Meet In Seattle For Seventh State Convention

Nearly 1 200 merchants from across the state are expected in Seattle to attend the seventh annual convention of the North Sweet Merchants. Events include a Butler hotel banquet, a Beattie versus Vernon game, a Manitone club party, an automobile city tour, a Round An boat ride, Saturday open house, and planned by P A C Rolle president and committee including C L Moore Z T Hardeman C L Cragin W J Milger J F Maxwell and Ww Tt Marmer.

Seattle North Sweet Merchants Males Managers’ Association Chamber of Commercce Butler Hotel Beattie Vernon Manonte Club P. A. C. Rolle C. L. Moore Z. T. Hardeman C.L. Cragin W. J. Milger J. F. Maxwell Ww Tt Marmer

Paid In Advance and Treating Em Rough At Local Theaters

Seattle Kate appears in Paid In Advance at the Coliseum with hermrimmed glasses as part of her character. Teddy the big dog stars in Treating Em Rough, a Mack Sennett comedy at the Liberty. William Stowell delivers a fine derelict portrayal in Paid In Advance at the Coliseum.

Seattle Kate Carmen Phillips Dawson City Teddy Big Dog Mack Sennett William Stowell

Arctic Night at the Coliseum for Dorothy Philips

The Coliseum designates Tuesday as Arctic Night in honor of Klondike gold rush history. Dorothy Philips appears in Paid in Advance, a gripping tale that stirs blood and rekindles the drive of those chasing gold.

The Coliseum Dorothy Philips Klondike Arctic Club Dorothy Phillips Miss Phillips Joan Gray Dorothy Gold Dust Barker Dawson City

Film Star Moves and Delays Cloud Early 1920s Plans

Vivian Martin completes contract with Famous Players Lasky Co but postpones plans. Lady Diana Manners delays arrival due to a broken leg after a fall from a window. Muth Clifford signs with Vitagraph to co star with Earle Williams. Anita Stewart in Shadows of the Past. Douglas Fairbanks begins with United Artists in His Majesty the American with Marjorie Daw as leading lady.

Vivian Martin The Famous Players. Lasky Co Miss Martin Diana Manners Diana Douglas Fairbanks United Artists’ Corporation Marjorie Daw Doug

Glimpses of 1920s Photoplays at Liberty and Rex Theatres

The Liberty theatre presents Norma Talmadge in The Way of a Woman with a Jumble of dramatic scenes and a strong ending. Clemmer features Madge Kennedy in a tenement girl impersonation plus Rosie’s romantic ploy. Rex shows Open Your Eyes starring Constance Binney, and Earle Williams in The Hornet's Nest as a reforming crook with a romantic twist. The Mission screens The Goat with Fred Stone, while Channing Alice Brady debuts a new film at Marie Ltd.

Coliselm Dorothy Phillips Montgomery and Hoek Codecum News Clemmer Madge Kennedy Chetelle Bruce Leonte Linerty Norma Talmadge Treatlog Pim Rough Seanett Liberty Weekly Faire Binney Kitty Walton Rex Binney New York Constance Binney Adolph Zukor Realart Features Mary Milex Minter Alice Brady Earle Williams Debonair Earle Colonial Earle Fred Stone Marie, Ltd Channing Alice Brady

Reforming Convict Chauffeur in a Humorous Tale

Ethel Clayton hires a dapper “convict” to fix her punctured tire miles from town. He proves charming and helpful, posing as a driver as she seeks to thwart a blackmailer and her stepmother. He hides his real identity, enjoying the playful reformation romance.

Washington Oregon youths send 20000 to aid France

A check for 20000 representing the purchase of 20000 friendship bonds by boys and girls of Washington and Oregon has been forwarded to France for the benefit of orphans from the New York office of the American Committee for Devastated France.

Washington Oregon France New York American Committee For

Navy recruiting office seeks wartime photographs and papers

Local navy recruiting office calls for photographs prints letters from sailors and the home front for a pictorial history. Donors should provide complete descriptions and their name. if only one print is available the navy will photograph and return the original.

United States Navy Navy

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