Male and Female at the Strand opens with De Mille cast
Gloria Swanson Julia Faye and Thomas Meighan headline the Strand premiere of Male and Female a Cecil B De Mille production based on The Admirable Crichton with lavish settings spanning London a tropical isle and ancient Babylon The cast also features Lila Lee Bebe Daniels Theodore Roberts and others in a stage to screen adaptation of Barries work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Swanson
Julia Faye
Cecil de Mille
Strand
James M. Barrie
Crichton
Barrie
Brrie
Mr. de Mille
Lady Mary
London
Babylon
Thomas Meighan
Lila Lee
Bebe Daniels
Sterling
Theodore Roberts
Tanlac credited for relief from rheumatism and nervous trouble
A Beattie resident reports six years of rheumatism kidney pain and weakness improved after taking Tanlac. She gained about 15 pounds, regained appetite and strength, and says headaches dizziness and nervousness disappeared. Tanlac sold by Bartel Drug Stores Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
C. E. Hughes
Pike = street
Beattie
Ames
Tanine
Tanlac
Leter
Watertown
Wis
Seattle
Bartel Drug Stores
Todays F Programs at Coliseum Feature Comedy and Newsreels
The program list at the Coliseum includes Derte May and Douglas Macteon in a comedy show with Alpe scents and “The Head Walter” plus “Up stairs” with Mabel Nermand. Pinema Natural Colored Screen Miers shows They Are. Pete Strehetm presents Mind Huehends and Pathe News with Ceres and Coqurties. Also listed are Stamens Venice travelogue, Willes Fes predection Sheod Heshead Fiver, Mission-headint tm Grin Mystery News Pietortale, Tarry Mercy in Beat ting the Odds and The Curse of Pre with Asita Stewart in Two Weern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derte May
Douglas Macteon
Larry Semom
Walter
Climmer
Mabel Nermand
Liberty
Pete Strehetm
Huehends
Pathe News
Ceres
Coqurties
Stamens
Venice
Rogers at the Colonial in Jubilo screening
Rogers appears in Goldwyn photoplay Jubilo opening at the Colonial this Saturday. The scene shows him happy with a new love as he pretends to wash dishes for his ladylove after a lifetime of wandering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Rogers
Rogers
Goldwyn
Bill
Beating the Odds and Two Women at the Colonial Class A
The page highlights films starring Harry T. Morey in Beating the Odds at the Colonial where his character David Power reforms and prospers before a past reveal costs him both fortune and fiancé. Anita Stewart headlines Two Women at Class A, portraying two women both vying for the same man. Doris Keane joins D W Griffith for a photoplay adaptation of Romance after a storied stage career in New York and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Morey
David Power
Anita Stewart
Mins Stuart
Julia Gordon
Karl Williams
Doris Keane
D. W. Griffith
Mr. Griffith
Edward Sheldon
New York
London
Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Home Treatment
A home remedy using one ounce VParmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, taken as a tablespoon four times daily, is claimed to relieve catarrhal deafness head noises and other symptoms. The note asserts breathing improves and hearing may be restored in many cases, citing about 90 percent of ear troubles linked to catarrh.
Kating With Fingers Not Impolite In Indian Society
A note on social etiquette states that using fingers to eat or gesture is not viewed as rude in Indian culture, reflecting local norms and manners.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell
Brice
Lean Docks
Rinehart
Saturday Evening Post
Pauline Broderick
Letty
Alice Dhrady
Fronx Opera House
Patty Arbuckle
Owen Moore
Lewis Alan Brown
Arthur Donaldson
Elaine Hammerstein
Marguerite Clark
Houdini
Marguerite Courtot
Pauline Frederick
Goldwyn Studios
James Neill
David Warfield
Altho
Neill
Tom Moore
Sapolio
Underworld
Will Rogers
Coliseum
Seret. Gray
Wihelo
Ethel Gray
MAG. C
General
Ethel Ie Tac
Clemmer
Mabel
Laberty
Washington
California
Rex Miriam Cooper
Fox
R. A’ Walsh
Young
Iri
Rachael
Itheatre Ser
Sesseary
Babyle
Islay
Strand Orchestra
S. K. Wineland
MLLE
Modiste
Ale NiGisis
Ah Ging Wing
Gladys Brockwell
India
Bol
3D Ave
Swift Drug Co
Bliss
Alonzo O. Bliss
National Capitol
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