Myers Signs With Universal For Interials
Myers, who has completed t with Universal, has signed to play interials by ph. Her first one will be King Through. It was writ by Albert Smith, president of ph.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
19
Myers, who has completed t with Universal, has signed to play interials by ph. Her first one will be King Through. It was writ by Albert Smith, president of ph.
Six more Seattle jitney licenses were issued to drivers transferring to Tacoma on Thursday. G W Rounds, Tacoma Street Car superintendent, says authorities cannot stop the shift. Residents doubt jitneys will stay long due to the long runs from Seattle.
A sensational Saturday sale advertises discounts on suits, hats, shoes, shirts, and more with free items for each suit sold. Two Red Front locations at First and Pine and 1415 First Avenue promise deep cuts to raise cash after a break in.
The page lists film and stage appearances across theaters including Liberty Thomas Meighan in The Conquest of Canaan and Lionel Barrymore in Jim the Penman. Other cast entries feature Clemer Allison, Marion Hamilton, Tom Mix, and Deck Joy in various productions.
A run of silent film notices highlights Gladys Walton in Short Skirts at the Clemmer with Blue Mouse’s Birth of a Nation returning for a second week. Colieum opens Elinor Glyn’s The Great Moment starring Gloria Swanson. Liberty adds Made in Heaven with Renee Adoree and Harold Lloyd in I Do. Strand features Salvage with Pauline Frederick. Colonial shows A Voice In the Dark. Rex presents The Man Worth While with Romaine Fielding starting Saturday.
The Metropolitan Theatre hosts a long run of Over the Hill wit bg to serve crowds unable to secure reservations. It is hailed as one of the city’s finest film attractions with Mary Carr featured as the mother in the cast.
Wallace Reid and Elliott Dexter have arrived back in Hollywood to begin work at Paramount under Sam Wood. They are joined by Gloria Swanson in a new all star production titled Dont Tell Everything, adapted from Rainbow's End by Lorna Moon.
H Wickham Steed editor of the London Times arrived in Seattle from Vancouver and urged world disarmament of prejudices. He said disarmament means shedding aggressive bias while keeping sight of facts and called for Britons to view the United States as a friendly country. Steed planned coastwise travel and a return to England for the Washington disarmament conference in November.
Forty five Seattle jitney operators petition for immunity from city charges by joining the McGlothern case at the state supreme court in Olympia. George F. Vanderveer represents the drivers. The city utilities committee approved three jitney applications to feed municipal streetcar lines. Two routes run Ravenna boulevard to E 66th street and Brooklyn Ave with a fare, while another adds a 10 cent service from Lith Ave NE to Ravenna Bird to E 45th.
In Yakima on August 12 Calvin M. Graves, 71, was ordered to pay attorney fees for his 17 year old deaf wife who divorced him after two weeks. The fees totaled 150 dollars, double the usual amount, as attorneys argued that dealing with a deaf mute client justified the higher charge.
Clarke Irvine personal representative for Max Linder returns to the Coast from New York after six weeks arranging the release of Be My Wife. He visited Niagara Falls and the Grand Canyon then joined the naval reserves for a two week summer cruise to Seattle and San Francisco.
In Walla Walla today hundreds of gold nuggets appeared in the streets after yesterday's supposed shower of gold. Citizens rushed to collect the shining finds, filling pockets as investigators search for a source.
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