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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1922

Page

11

Valentino Seeks Western Role as He Prepares for Films

Rodolph Valentino, awaiting a Western part, buys a Mexican saddle and bridle for future rodeo style roles while starring at the Liberty. Columbia presents Myrna Loy in Wolf Law opposite Frank Mayo, with Gloria Hope rising as a photoplayer in Tess of the Storm Country, now at Blue Mouse. Winter Garden features A Virgin's Sacrifice with twenty two wolf dogs. Colonial highlights Adolph Menjou in The Three Musketeers. Coliseum hosts White Shoulders. Strand runs When Knighthood Was in Flower. Olympic shows Among Those Present with Marion Davies and Forrest Blanney. Princess features Arthur Freed contributing music for The Bachelor Daddy.

Rodolph Valentino Liberty Gloria Hope Hollywood Profucer Mary Pickford Blue Mouse Theater Marion Davies Forrest Blanney

Pythian Knights Select 1923 Officers in Seattle

KE Sundall was named state commander of the Washington Knights of Pythias. Officers for 1923 were chosen at the Pythian temple including K. L. vice chancellor C R Burney A A Osgood H J Kuen B S Norman keeper of seals E Munson master at arms W D Peters inner guard M A McDonald outer guard L B Sibley trustee for three years B Erickson musician Helen Topping, guest of honor, visited Seattle after years in YWCA work.

Pythian Knights KE. Sundall Washington Hts Pythias Pythian Temple K. L C R. Burney A. A. Osgood H. J. Kuen Norman

Flags to be presented at Crown HID school Ballard

The Women's Relief Corps of Neut Cushing Post will present four American flags to Crown HID school students at 1 PM Thursday. Afterward the corps meets at Ballard city hall for annual officer elections and to discuss hospital work agreed at last Saturday’s inspection by State Counselor Kate Whittington, who received a gift.

Crown Hid School Ballard Women’s Relief Corps of Neut Cushing Post Kate Whittington

SILLs TELLS OF MODERN SURGERY IN A WWII ERA FILM

Milton Stille star of Skin Deep spoke before 400 American Legion members in the Union League building about modern surgery as a by product of the great war. The film shows a surgeon altering Bud Doyle’s countenance after World War I, prompting the patient to choose honesty when he sees his new appearance.

Milton Stille Thomas H. Ince American Legion The Post Union League Doyle

Exchange President Visits Los Angeles Studio Tour

FE V Hammons, president of Educational Film Exchanges Inc, visits Los Angeles on his annual studio tour. The company operates 264 film exchanges in the United States and Canada and distributes short subject motion pictures including educational reels and Christ ie Hamilton Mermaid and Cameo comedies made on the Coast.

FE. V. Hammons Educational Film Exchanges, Inc United States Canada Los Angeles Educational Pictures

Scarlet Lily in the Making

Katherine MacDonald’s next story titled The Scarlet Lily is set for production. Orville Caldwell will lead, Stuart Holmes is cast as the villain, Victor Schortzinger directs, with Associated First National distributing the picture.

Katherine MacDonald Orville Caldwell Stuart Holmes Miss MacDonald Victor Schortzinger Associated First National

Government yards urged to take all government contracts

Representative Hall of Iowa pushes a bill to have all army and navy work done in government yards, arguing lower costs. Secretary Weeks and Gen. Pierce oppose, noting private contracts fuel education of skilled workers and noting savings in past government-only work. The Hull bill seems unlikely this session but debate continues.

Representative Hall Iowa Weeks House Naval Affairs Committee Gen. Pierce Swing California Pierce District of Columbia Navy Gen War Department

Don Sung claims boost egg production for Franklin hens

Local farm report quotes Mrs. J. H. Enloe of Franklin North Carolina praising Don Sung for raising her hens from 8 to 17 20 eggs daily and about 10 dozen weekly. Ad promises a 80 day trial with money back if profits do not cover cost and urges readers to try Don Sung through local dealers or mail order.

Don Sung Chinowe Sony Sera Don Mall Yalan Tad

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