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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
9
A fragmentary notice describes Elemmmer Pore and Lady Ater in a staged scene with a chorus and courtly atmosphere. The piece references a society event at Clemmer featuring an open air attraction and a ceremony, with mentions of a stage play and characters Algy and Laty Algy.
A fragmented review notes the sensational fare at a theatrical event featuring David Powell and Ouida Bergere. The piece mentions counterfeiters, luxurious settings, and a fashionable New York audience as the historia unfolds in a bustling theater scene.
Pauline Frederick appears in a stage adaptation as a young woman facing disillusionment. The Engin im, noted for film work, hails the production as a success despite a wavering reception in the fiscal district.
A chaotic report reviews a seaside production of Sir James M. Barrie’s play The Admirable Crichton. The review notes a large cast, a lavish set, and a perilous yacht scene while praising the performance and period style.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a train robbery case with unclear suspects and a possible confession. The fragment mentions a man linked to a job, while others are uncertain about identities and motives.
Fragmented OCR text questions a figure named Eagar and a phrase about pride in writing for the press. It appears to reference a historical or literary piece with unclear, garbled wording and no clear events or names to confirm.
A fragmented OCR passage hints at a discussion of a star and bans, mentioning Clarence Amor and a cryptic performance scene. The text is garbled with incomplete names and stray phrases, offering no clear event or outcome to report.
Unclear text fragment mentions Marhale Neilan and a director of films and brass elements. Context appears garbled with references to a studio, piano, and dramatic performance. No coherent event or dates extractable from the readable words.
The piece centers on Fannie Ward’s daughter being named heiress to millions amid a sweeping, international romance tragedy. It references a noted American actor and a cast including Joey Lewis, with mentions of dramatic stakes and a recent publicized claim.
Tangled phrases describe Fatty Hite amid city anxieties and a tense period for the town. The text references a planned binding project and a ceremonial salute, with mention of Chinatown and a recent photo reveal.
The readable text shows garbled dialogue and unclear context with mentions of smoking, a person named Dinty or Dintes, and a stray reference to a fan or singer. Key facts are obscured by missing letters and jumbled phrases, preventing a coherent summary.
A misread OCR text shows a chaotic scene at an auction or viewing where guests whisper about two people rumored to be newlyweds. Attendees and staff exchange terse remarks amid amidship chatter as observers question if the couple truly married.
A brief note reports that the actress widow is joining the Fox company to appear in a forthcoming movie. Details on project and timing remain undisclosed.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Wallace Worsley summoning a brave woman to Caldwell studios to discuss files and a role in a Henry Ford related production. The text is garbled but hints at casting and filming activity surrounding an untitled project.
Dorothy Dalian Prete Paden stars in Aphrodite with Mortis Gest directing at the stage. The feature also mentions photoplas Ashes and a film titled Four by Days with Rob er Proderick and William Fox connected to the project.
A surveillance notice notes a preventive recall for a cold remedy labeled Bromine Quinine due to an unverified ingredient. The GROVES signature appears on the box though the cause remains unclear.
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