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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1919

Page

11

Farnum to Film Exteriors of Pierre Le Grand in Quebec

William Farnum plans to take his company to Quebec to shoot exterior scenes for Pierre Le Grand while interior work is staged at Fox Eastern studios. Actress Helen Reinecke, noted as an appealing child performer, is slated for a key role in The Broken Melody, Eugene O Brien's forthcoming starring vehicle. Boldie uptown location listed.

William Farnum Quebec Pierre le Grand Fox Eastern Helen Reinecke Eugene O'Brien

The Head Waiter and Alps In Programs at Colimseum

The Colimseum offers a varied bill including Larry fe mon in The Head Waiter and In the Alps seante, with Mabel Nermand in Upstairs and a Natural Colored Recipe Screen. Also shown are Liberty series Blind Husbands, Davee and Coquettes, and a Grims Mystere News Meterials segment alongside W Warner's Par e Woman's Honor and The Curse of Eve burlesque.

Colimseum-Derts Alps Larry Femon Clemmre Mabel Nermand Priema Liberty Eric Strohelm Pathe News Davee Samene Vontoe Travetogna Strand W. Griffith

Coliseum and Liberty Theaters Show Week of Light Entertainment

Coliseum features Mutt the dog in Twenty-three and a Half Hours Leave and The Head Walter with a light comedy. Upstairs at the Clammer offers a Mabel Normand ragtime sequence with a chandelier kayo. Liberty screens Blind Huebands and Broken Blossoms while Strand notes Dr. Armstrong and a betrayal theme. Rex spotlights race scene realism in Should a Husband Forgiven. Colonial presents For a Woman's Honor with Hindu thugs and a climactic victory.

Coliseum Mary Roberts Rinhart Mabel Normand Mabel

Film Producers Aid Red Cross Seal Drive

Film producers provide trailers to boost Red Cross Christmas seal sale. Lasky of Famous Players Lasky Corp oversees short, clear appeals to fight tuberculosis. Trailers shown at Liberty Colleeum Strand and Mission theaters this week with Northwest Seattle booking.

Red Cross United States Mr Lasky Famous Players Lasky Moving Picture Corporation Liberty Colleeum Strand Mission Seattle Northwest Filma

Houdini Performs Daring Stunts in The Grim Game at Mission

World famous handcuff king Houdini releases from iron handcuffs at the Mission during the week show. The feature includes straitjackets prison cells bear trap and a dramatic airplane accident as the climax of the mystery story The Grim Game.

Houdin Houdini

Euro-Phosphate Promises To Boost Thin People

A controversial advertorial touts organic phosphate products to correct thinness and nervous debility. It claims by feeding nerves directly and reducing fat-producing foods users will gain weight, brighten eyes, and improve health, with a money back guarantee.

Mouse Peters Starts New Film on Domestic Strife

Mouse Peters finished Pink Husbands and Calloo Wives for Equity Pictures Corporation and will begin a new project soon, focusing on domestic difficulties as the central theme.

Mouse Peters Equity Pictures Corporation

Watch Liver and Bowels to Avoid Colds and Flu

An old medical advertisement urges daily attention to liver and bowels to prevent colds flu and grippe. It claims digestion issues invite germs and promises improved health after a nightly routine, touting Lincoln Proprietary remedies for constipation headaches rheumatism and related ailments.

la Arts Lincoln

Financial interests back Goldwyn in major deal

New York telegraphic announcement says heavy financial backing will join Goldwyn Pictures with figures from Dupont Powder, Laird & Co, Wilmington Trust, Chase National Bank, and others. The move expands capital to about one million shares authorized, with 450000 outstanding, and places new executives on Goldwyn’s board. The company also reaffirmed its exclusive film contracts with top stars and authors.

New York Goldwyn Pictures Corporation Long J. A. Koerpel Pacific Northwest Goldwyn Goldwyn Company Vice Real Dent H. I. Dupont Dupont Powder Company Mugene BE Dupont W. W. Laird Laird & Co Wilmington I. G. M. Carpenter C. C. Kurts Wilmington Trust Company B. V. R. Thayer Chase National Bank Duncan A Holmes Chase Securities Corporation William Topkis George T. Bincell OF. W. Davidson Central Union Trust Company Abbott M Wittenberg Tf. Content & Co MacMi! Hoopes Goldwyn Corporation United States Lee J. J. Shubert A. H. Woods Goldwyn Pictures Pauline Frederick Geraldine Farrar Madge Kennedy Mabel Normand Tom Moore Will Rodgers Jack Pickford Rex Beach Gertrude Atherton Mary Hoberts Rinehart Rupert Hughes Gouverneur Morris Basil King Leroy Scott Booth Tarkington

Millionairess Mary Miles Minter Sets High Filming Fees

Actress Mary Miles Minter expects to earn from $50,000 to $80,000 for each of 20 upcoming films over the next three years aiming at a personal fortune before turning 21.

Mary Miles Minter

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