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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1922
Page
6
A fragment discusses how readers consider the question of “Which man?” in women’s lives. It questions whether people favor certain types of men over others and whether gender stereotypes influence romantic choices, reflecting social attitudes of the era.
A brief notice from The Star in Seattle states employees of The Star Columbia and Universal Exchange barred her from a problem. The editor's decision is final.
A column discusses a film The Storm showing at the Columbia on August 19 and a Star contest seeking 24 beat letters on whether a girl should choose a city man or a farmer. An opinion from Albert F. Bigford extols the farmer’s virtues, arguing food, housing, and staple living justify choosing a rural partner.
Helene Chadwick stars in Basil King romance The Dust Flower at the Liberty where a neglected girl under a brutal stepfather finds a prince and a happy ending. The program also includes Moeighan in If You Believe It It s So and Blue Mouse features Man From Men s River and The Great Alone with fight scenes and rugged drama.
The Strand shows Metene Chadwick in The Dest Plower and Marion Davies in The Young Tienes. Oak theater features Diecontented Wires and The Great Alene while audiences enjoy scenic Lake Lanier locations. Colonial presents Con celt with William Crombie and Hedda Hopper, plus His Temporary Wife at Oae with Joseph Levering and a strong Bennett adaptation.
A fragment shows a character seeking a dry boat to board, with an unclear speaker described as uncompro. The line hints at a nautical setting and a cautious or ironic tone. No further context available.
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