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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1915

Page

4

Confessions of a Wife and the electric car

Margie confronts Bill Tenney about past infidelities as he vows reform. He offers a ride in his new electric car while debating Donna’s side of a troubled marriage and the possibility of reconciliation. The exchange hints at continuing tension and a planned visit to Donna.

Bill Tenney Margi Donna Bill Margie Donna's Will Kitty Hill

Give argument for three tree route

Residents of Vashon Island push a mainland ferry terminus at Three Tree Point over Des Moines or Bell Street dock. They cite a protected bay landing, a new route to be built next spring along the Seattle-Tacoma Till road, gentle grades under 4 and 5 percent, favorable winds currents and fogs, harbor traffic, and a short water trip to Three Tree Point.

Vashon Island Three Tree Point Des Moines Bell St. Dock Seattle-Tacoma

Von Herberg to Hunt Elephant mission opens Wednesday at Liberty

The program begins Wednesday and runs through Saturday night featuring a five part Broadway Universal showcase My Old Dutch with Albert Chevalier and Florence Turner. Also on display is Matrimony a Triangle Kay Hee drama starring Julia Dean and Howard Hickman in a tale of a wife’s social ascent and marital turmoil. Ford Sterling acts in His Father’s Footsteps from the Keystone-Triangle lineup. The balance of the week includes The Call of the Dance top billing a four part Kalem feature with Dolly and a melodramatic plot about a chorus girl entwined with Marston the assistant district attorney and his uncle. Mr and Mrs Sydney Drew provide the comedy portion.

Albert Chevalier Florence Turner Inet England Kay-Hee Julia Dean Howard Hickman Liberty Ford Sterling Dainty Yancest Dolly Marston Sydney Drew

Melbourne Keeps Guarding Old Glory Feature

The Melbourne theatre will extend the photoplay Guarding Old Glory for a further run beyond its three day engagement, continuing to entertain local patrons with the patriotic feature.

Melbourne

Colonial and Clemmer Offerings Highlight Drama Comedy and Adventure

The Colonial opens Wednesday with The Forbidden Adventure a five act Mutual Masterpicture featuring Herschal Mayall and Louise Glaum along with The Crest of Von Helm and The Film Favorite's Finish. The Clemmer presents The Galley Slave with Theda Bara in a dramatic role and The Bungalow Bungle a comedy, plus a historic educational film. Bella Donna at the Alhambra promises lavish sets and photography with Pallatine Frederick in the lead.

Arabia Herschal Mayall Louise Glaum von Helm Smith Clemmer Theda Bara Clemmer Francesca J. Rufus Wallingford Hts Crony Blackie Dan Burr Macintosh Max Figman

Cynthia Grey Ill at Her Home

Cynthia Grey is ill at her home recovering from a minor operation. No more letters or answers will be published until she can return to her desk. Potatoes are more wholesome baked than other forms. If you want trained help use a star want ad.

Bill Tenney Bill Donna Cynthia Grey

New UW Daily Editor-in-Chief Named

Bryant MacDougall, long time managing editor, chosen editor in chief by the student board. He succeeds Emil Hurja who resigned and left Seattle Tuesday night for Henry Ford's peace party bound for Europe. Phil O’Neill becomes managing editor.

Bryant MacDougaLl University of Washington Daily Student Board of Control Emil Hurja Hurja Seattle Henry Ford Peace Party Europe Phil O'Neill Daily

Road and licensing revenues from motorists and chauffeurs

In the country last year motor vehicle owners paid more than 12 million dollars for road use and over 425 thousand dollars for chauffeurs licenses, reflecting the burden of driving costs on the public.

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