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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
9
The Star and Blue Mouse theater invite readers to submit a short story of an exciting night inspired by D. W. Griffiths One Exciting Night. Entries must be under 200 words and sent to the Ex citing Night Editor at The Star. Prizes: 16, 20, and 10 dollars. top three published.
Paul Barnes chief engineer of the West Cahokia dies suddenly aboard ship at Genoa bay Vancouver Island. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Butterworth chapel. Survived by widow Mia Nettie Barnes and five children. Resident of Beattie since 1889 member of Maritime lodge No 229 F and A M.
Ackerman and Harris headline a Palace Hip bill in a vaudeville program featuring The Good Ship Nancy Lee with Gilroy Haines and Montgomery. Smith and Warren perform as Xtrakiever Dancers highlighted by an Apache dance. Miller and Hendrix deliver The Speed Demon, a colored comedy with fresh lines and energetic dance.
The Star offers prizes for the three best essays under 200 words on "My Meat Exciting Night." Submit to the Exciting Night Editor at The Star. Prizes list a first place of 96 dollars, second 20 dollars, third nothing. top essays will be published.
The Pierrot Duo, French jugglers, perform a lively act with clever dialogue and a final song and yodel. The curtain rises to a humorous stage routine followed by a well received finale. The review also notes Mouse Peters and Irene Rich in excellent roles in The Invisible Power on the silver screen.
The fund faces a reduced cum grant as the campaign cannot raise needed funds. Work will be cut to fit available money. Dr Park Weed Willits, chair of the fund, notes the action follows mature deliberation as the Community Fund fiscal year ends October 1, 1928, with fifty one agencies included.
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