Cinematic week centers on Pharaoh loves and Zenda at multiple theaters
A busy program review highlights Lanadon MacCormick's The Storm at the Columbia with forest fire sequences, Marton Fairfax's The Lying Truth at the Winter Garden featuring an early US automobile, Ella Hall in The Nan of the Law at Blue Mouse, Lubitach's The Loves of Pharaoh with 12 000 extras at Coliseum, Rex Ingram's The Prisoner of Zenda at Strand, Leah Baird in Cynthia of the Minute at Oak, Little Eva Asmcons at Colonial starring May Collins, and notes the weeklong presence of these features across venues.
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Liberty
Tolumbia
Lanadon MacCormick
Columbia
Blue Mouse
Ella Hall
Mary O'Hara
Miss Hall
Emory Johnson
Johnson
Poindexter and Dill Close Western Washington Campaigns
Miles Poindexter and C. C. Dill, East Side senatorial hopefuls, plan final campaigns in Western Washington Tuesday night. Poindexter ends his Puget Sound tour in Port Townsend, Dill in Shelton, with final pleas for Democratic indorsement and slow return trips through towns along the route.
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Miles Poindexter
C. C. Dill
East Side
Washington
Bailiwicka
Poindexter
Puget Sound
Port Townsend
Dull
Shel
Mathilde and Max Start Italian Tour
In Zurich on August 22 Max Oser and Mathilde McCormick left Switzerland for a tour of Italy and Austria. They are reportedly married or engaged, with speculation of a hurried ceremony abroad. Records show a marriage license was applied for but authorities blocked it for lacking papers.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Max Oser
Mathilde McCormick
Italy
Austria
Mathilde
Stanley R. McCormick
Pragins
Basle
Oser
Prize Winners to Be Announced in The Storm Contest
Cynthia Grey of The Starstaff and Univernal representative George Hradley review hundreds of letters for the Storm contest. Twenty four prize winners will be announced no later than Thursday.
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Cynthia Grey
Starstaff
Case
The
Columbia
George Hradley
Univernal
Chinese Stowaways To Be Deported From Seattle
The 64 Chinese stowaways found aboard the President Jackson on arrival in Seattle will be deported next week. Immigration Commissioner Luther Weedin announced the action. The travelers say they were bound for Shanghai via Hongkong and were unaware they were crossing the sea.
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Jackson
Seattle
Luther Weedin
United States
Hongkong
Shanghai
Ferry Lease Not Cancellable Without Commissioners
Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglas cannot cancel the King County ferry lease without the county commissioners consent as stated by Attorney General L L Thompson. Recall of commissioners or criminal action for proven fraud are the available remedies.
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Malcolm Douglas
Grand Jury
King County
L. L. Thompson
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Strand Orchestra
Wineland
Seton, N. Y
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Portland
Ore
John Man
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Astoria
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Colonial
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Alice Lake
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Monte Cristo
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