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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
8
Elaine Hammerstien headlines the Strand as her new film One Week of Love opens to local audiences. The production showcases Hammerstien in a romantic comedy set across a bustling city backdrop.
In the grand court of Coeur de Lion the Earl of Huntingdon awakens to love a maiden and becomes Robin Hood. Doug Fairbanks delivers a stirring performance as the famed outlaw, helping England endure oppression in a beloved screen saga.
Clint Montgomery and Betey Ann Hisle star in a Christmas Surprise sketch on the Strand program this week. The act draws big crowds and pleases children and adults alike as part of a triple headline show.
The Blue Mouse shows Griffiths One Piercing Night premiering at Fifth Avenue with Carol Dempster and Henry Hull in lead roles and praise for its mystery and visual scenes. Columbia screens The Flirt with Eileen Percy, while Winter Garden hosts The Half Breed from Oliver Morosco and First National’s Oliver Twist with Jackie Coogan at Liberty. Rage to Riches stars Weasley Barry at the Coliseum, Fools First at Princess, and The Prisoner of Zenda by Rex Ingram ends its run at Colonial Wednesday.
King county bounty records show 883 dollars paid to 34 trappers this year with 19 licenses issued last year. Wildcats coyotes and cougars are tallied with specific payouts and hunters like Clara Jensen and Mrs Jensen of the Fian der homestead are noted for frequent cat captures.
A Colonial theater features a star-studded cast including Alice Terry and Lewie Stone. The play attracts large daily audiences during its run here. Also at the Olympic a four day screening of Too Much Business stars Edward Horton and Ethel Terry.
Burmese women move to abolish the long neck stretching tradition once a mark of distinction. For centuries this practice shaped Burman identity, but activists push change and resistance remains among some communities in Burma.
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