Northern Pacific Dining Cars Decked For Christmas
Hazen J. Titus of the dining car department decorates trains with holly wreaths poinsettias lights and a sprig of mistletoe to brighten holiday travelers in the traveling dining palace.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
6
Hazen J. Titus of the dining car department decorates trains with holly wreaths poinsettias lights and a sprig of mistletoe to brighten holiday travelers in the traveling dining palace.
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to refund millions to shippers including the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Boardman Co and others in Los Angeles San Diego San Jose Crockett Alvarado and Rio for $2.50 per car switching charges from 1910 to August 12 1914.
The piece notes Eugene Levy’s gradual renaming of the Grand to the Hippodrome and praises a shift in humor away from slapstick. It references adaptations of classic stage stars in cinema, including Lou Tellegen in The Unknown and Tyrone Power in Selig features, with other showings at Melbourne, Alhambra, and Clemmer venues.
In a dim venue, two couples discuss Dick and his supposed affair with Eleanor Fairlow. The gossips speculate on Eleanor’s jealousy and Dick’s treatment, hinting at a confrontation as the wife remains unseen for an hour amid rumors.
In a chatty party scene, Margie contemplates dancing with a mystery man while gossip mentions Dick and Jim Edie. Jim Edie flirts, deflects, and reveals a tender side as Margie wrestles between affection and restraint amid social flutter.
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