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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1917

Page

7

Lemon Juice Freckles Lotion Promotes Fair Complexion

The article describes Billie Burke, born in Washington DC and educated in France, as she prepares to perform in The Mysterious Miss Terry at the Coliseum. It also outlines a homemade lemon juice and orchard white lotion to fade freckles and tan, to be used daily on face, neck, arms, and hands.

Billie Burke Mise Terry Washington D. C France Billie” Burke England Famous Players-Lasky Paramount Pictures Paramount Miss Terry

Theatrical Camps Plan Tours for Uncle Sam’s Drafting Camps

Marc Klaw announced a circuit bringing stock companies vaudeville troupes and minor acts to cantonment and National Guard camps with full theatres and 25 cent admission. He will organize and manage the circuit while serving on the war department training camp activities commission. American Lake camp singled out as the western point on the circuit.

Uncle Sam National Guard Marc Klaw War Department Commission On Klaw American Lake

Four Minute Men Start Campaign Monday

Twenty two four minute men will begin patriotic education talks Monday night. Recruited from city speakers, the group will speak on patriotic subjects between reels at forty five theatres. The first brigade includes Reynolds France Cassidy Bnyder Saunders Palmer Ansley Davis Maine Phillips Olin Findley Gill Reta Moore Powers Kerr Oldham Smith McCash Hanlon Croson.

Carl KB. Crosen James W. Reynolds C. J. France Fred L. Cassidy Edgar C. Bnyder R. C. Saunders

The Palace Hip Vaudeville Bill Lights Up City

Tom Brown presents Blackface Revue as headliner with singing brass, dancing and stunts. Merket Penhill perform character acts while Maestro and company juggle and tumble. Hobson Beatty showcase contralto and soprano voices. Poshay White mimic voices of birds and animals. The Edwards duo do rifle shooting. Photoplay Vernon the Bountiful screens.

Tom Brown Palace Hip Merket Penhill Maestro Hobson and Beatty Poshay White Edwards Vernon

Class Paper Without Punch as Handbill

A paper without a punch is no better than a handbill said by A. R. Fenwick editor of the Everett Tribune in a Washington State Press association convention. Fenwick was absent. Chehalis speakers welcomed the visiting newspaper men to the city.

Chehalis A. R. Fenwick Everett Tribune Washington State Press Association Fenwick

Depot Quartermaster Office Relocates to Pier 11-B

The office of the United States depot quartermaster will be moved to its new location at Pier 11-B by next Saturday.

United States Depot Quartermaster Pier 11-B

Librarian Jennings Named Chief of War Library Board

Judson T. Jennings of Seattle becomes chief of the war library board for Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and Wyoming after acceptance from Secretary of War Baker. The board aims to raise 1 million dollars nationwide to furnish books and magazines for soldiers and sailors. HOQUIAM Aug 24 Only Americans will be employed by Grays Harbor millmen and manufacturers after a Thursday afternoon meeting.

Judson T. Jennings Seattle War Library Board Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming Baker Hoquiam Grays Harbor

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