The Cracksman Santa Claus at Class A
A Christmas program review notes The Cracksman Santa Claus as the main feature in Class A with additional reels and stories about acting methods to obtain facial expressions. It mentions wild-animal footage held up by a railroad bill of lading delays and details star appearances and scenes from other studios and theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Africa
Marahea
Dan Crawford
Santa Claus
Pacific Coast
Universal Film Company
Los Angeles
Jane Gall Proves Versatility Across Small and Dramatic Roles
The article profiles Jane Gall as a versatile actress who builds strong performances from even tiny parts. It notes her happiness with both childlike roles requiring curls and lisp and serious dramatic roles, highlighting her commitment to shaping "the smallest part" into notable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gall
Time Table for Seattle Route Changes Listed
Timetable notes include Lt Kennedy Tourtet and Athlon Tanve Colman Dock Seattle with stations and times 6 36 except Monday 9 00 10 20 1 20 2 00 except Sunday 2 20 6 20 pm Saturday plus a $101 fare and 50 cent round trip. Time table subject to change without notice.
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Ateamere
Kennedy
Tourtet
Athlontanve Colman
Seattle
Munday
Indian Man Struck by Theft of Furs in Lewiston
An Alaskan Indian, WIL Ham Dent, reported a theft of a suitcase containing furs worth $2,000, stored in his room in the lower city district. The article also notes a Lewiston case showing loan shark methods and mentions a suit to recover $6 plus interest from March 1, 1912 at 650 cents weekly, totaling $63 after 126 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Ham Dent
Lewiston
Confessions of a Wife Chooses South Side Hotel
In Chapter XXXIV the narrator visits a South Side hotel with an appealing room and rents it after considering rent, meals, and redecorating. She plans to convert the space for her Japanese prints and old English art, stores heirlooms, and exchanges bridal gifts for a homier setting while debating Dick's view on their living arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olf
Mitchell
Mick
William Morris
Visitor robbed of 80 dollars in city after Christmas outing
Mike Fleming, a tourist, met a brunette at Scenic cafe with Josephine Squires and J Mallonee. He said he went to the Metropole hotel where he was robbed of 80 dollars. Mallonee and Miss Squires were arrested pending investigation. Advertisement for rooms at Stewart House follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Hala
David Livingstone
Livingstone
the Nile
Feypt
Alexander the Great
The
Caesar
Vato
Mushidi
Mike Fleming
Josephine Squires
J. ©. Mallonee
Metropole
Mallonee
Miss Squires
Little Lost Sister comes to Metropol with moral appeal
The white slave play Little Lost Sister debuts at the Metropolit an theatre for one week starting Sunday Dec 28. Virginia Brooks, praised as a reformer, authored the book with E. E. Rose turning it into a stage production after the cast spent the summer studying Chicago levee district conditions.
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Metropolitan Theatre
Virginia Brooks
Joan of Arc
West Hammond
E. E. Rose
Chicago
Levee
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Earth
Kenneth Wilcox Payne
Danchord
Perhen
Vannah
Bull Bros
Just Printers
Painless Dental Offices
Pike St
Greater Seattle
Brendel
Yesser
Pioneer Square
Hougen
Union St
Madiaon
Griffins
Mutual
Mary Pickford
Misa Pickford
Owen Moore
Mary
Mae Marsh
Mr. Griffins
Annette Kellerman
Florida
Neptune
Miss Kellerman
Bermuda Islands
Mr. Brennan
Leah Baird
Wii Shay
Clemmer
Lake Garda
Italy
Kinemacolor
Pathe
Melbourne
Paul Rainey
Wild Animal Pictures
Vitagraph
Fesaway
Edison
Essanay Comedy
Rio de Janeiro
Reliance
Keystone
Mutual Weekly
K. B
Paul J. Rainey
Olympian Tonight
Mother Love
Lubin
Selig
Baganay
Cupid
Esaanay
Jane Gail
Merino Wool Sox
Lic
Navy Yard
Muerte
Gluakanter
University St
Second Ave
James ST
Mr. Waverly
Stewart House
West Stewart
Otis Skinner
Kismet
David Copperfield
Bailey & Mitchell Stock Co
Tivoli
Keating & Flood Co
Cinderella
Jeanie
Alaska Coast Co
Victoria
Dominion
Estevan
Safety Cove
Jeane
Calvert Island
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