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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
8
Seattle theaters announce a New Year’s Eve program at the Palace Hip headlined by High Jinks starting at 11 p.m. The Palace Hip eight act regular show will be followed by a Girl Revue of 15 and dancing to Palace Hip Java Orchestra. Manager Joseph A. Muller says reserved seats went on sale Thursday.
Harold Lloyd's latest feature Dr Jack is awaited by film fans worldwide. In Britain he is affectionately called Winkle and in Spain his name is run into one. the Chinese and Indians alike laugh at Lloyd comedies.
A pack of wolves raids villages near Ploesti in the old district. Five peasants have been killed in the attacks near Bucharest.
Lon Chaney stars as Fagin in the Jackie Coogan Oliver Twist at First National Liberty Theatre, praised for exact Dickensian makeup and performance. Also reviewed is D. W. Griffith's One Exciting Night at the Griffith Blue Mouse, with a storm finale and an orchestral score by Leon Greenman. Other features include Strand’s One Week of Love with Flaine Hammerstein and Conway Tearle, Columbia’s The First, and notes on Restless Souls at the Winter Garden and Go and Get It at the Colonial.
London retirement of Sergt. George Overton after 18 years as coroner's officer, assisting in more than 6 000 inquests.
Evanston police report burglars who robbed Mrs. Frederick Torrey's home left a note saying we don't like your cake. The incident occurred on December 28 with burglars taking food during the break in.
A compact notice highlights a hardwood meat bread slicing board in an oval shape priced at 25 cents. A clearance features several gray ware items at low prices around 39 cents each.
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