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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
10
The notice describes Boldt's French pastry shop relocating from Uptowns at 1414 34 Ave to downtown at 913 2d Ave with a stated move date and new storefront details.
Fred Hallstrom was robbed of 111 dollars by two men posing as dry squad officers. They entered his room at Firetave and Beilst, searched a drawer, and struck him with a gun when he objected, then fled. Hallstrom identified the assailants as impostors.
Officers described two men about 25 years old wearing brown suits and caps. The brief note notes witnesses or footage but provides no IDs or locations.
Ribert Hill pleaded guilty Tuesday to second degree burglary and was sentenced by Superior Judge Ronald to serve from one to 15 years at Monroe. Hill is said to have robbed B. T. Pickett’s residence at Sietave W. and Galer streets.
Misa Ferguson discusses leaving live theatre for cinema citing audience reach and evolving roles. She stars at the Strand in A Society Exile as Nora Shard, an American heiress drawn into a scandal in England.
Liberty presents A Romance of Seattle with Charlie Ray in Bill Henry and Pauline Frederick in The Peace of Roaring River. Rex features Daddy Long Legs with Mary Pickford and Sunnyside with Charlie Chaplin. Coliseum shows Whom the Gods Would Destroy, plus a Coliseum fashion show and Bathing Girl Review. Mission screens Louisiana with Vivian Martin. Class A debuts Her Final Reckoning. Colonial highlights Bruce's Triumph with Kerrigan.
J Hartley Manners seeks a court injunction to bar Fa mous Players Lasky from releasing Peg o My Heart while the Manners Morosco rights dispute awaits Supreme Court decision. He argues the photoplay is a garbled version of his play with unauthorized additions and alterations. The article notes Arbuckle comedy stunts in San Francisco and casting moves including Mollie King Louise Huff and Louisiana Rogers in revival prospects.
Sergt. Frank T. Mason, a colored veteran, survived 350 hits largely at Chateau Thierry and now aids recruitment. He bears two silver skull plates and two in a shoulder from shrapnel, with bone loss and a useless right leg but many bravery medals.
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