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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
10
A movie page listing showtimes and reviews notes Connie Talmadge promotes women’s suffrage with a whirlwind mayoral campaign in a Liberty photoplay “Woman’s Place.” The feature and others play at local houses including Blue Mouse, Clemmer, Strand, and Colonial.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes claiming perfect home dyeing for wool silk linen cotton or blends. It guarantees no streaking or running and promises fabrics such as dresses coats skirts and draperies look like new with simple directions.
Filmmakers built a huge dam to form a 24 square mile inland lake for key scenes in The Son of Wallingford. An elaborate flood gate system was created to match tidal rise and fall as the lake serves as a major setting. The production heads to Seattle soon.
The article explains that most stomach troubles arise from excess stomach acid, causing gas and heartburn. It recommends a teaspoon of pulsulated magnesia in water after meals or when symptoms occur, and notes Bisulated Magnesia as a safe, inexpensive antacid for neutralizing acidity.
Clemmer Theatre in Seattle launches a Community Chest Week with a 7 percent weekly gross to charity. Actor Herbert Rawlinson stars in The Millionaire while kids pay a dime for a matinee and receive chest badges. Adults enter after matinee with a Community Chest tag included in ticket price. Extra nightly features promised.
Lon Chaney and Charlie Ray enjoy their first view of New York City after years of busy work in the West. The pair slow down enough to savor an extended metropolis visit together.
The actor Cullen Landis and his wife welcomed a second daughter aged four. The Goldwyn studio team celebrated the happy event with the cast and crew joining in the home rejoicing.
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