Glimpses at Photoplays and Separate Screen Gems
The week features Clara Kimball Young in a crime plot about Nan Carey and her crook band posing as a wealthy Palmer family ally. Other films include Constance TalMadge in The Careless Query and Joan Ludlow in a tale of youth versus old wisdom with a country suitor and urban society drift.
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Nan Carey
Clara Kimball Young
Brockton Family
Palmer
Constance Talmadee
Joan Ludlow
Constance Tal Madge
Joan
Photoplay Week Showcases Stars At Local Theaters
A long list of film offerings across multiple venues includes DW Griffith’s A Romance of Happy Valley at one house, Mabel Normand in Mickey and Clara Kimball Young in Cheating Cheaters at another, and Charlie Chaplin shorts. Major names such as Lionel Barrymore, Rex Beach’s Spoilers, and Frank Keenan’s Todd of the Times headline various programs with additional features and serials.
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Frroourams Lipearty
Happy Valley
DW. Griffith
Maby
Clemmer
Mabel Normand
Mickey
Coliset M—Clera Kimball Young
Ken
Jenise Huff
Strand
Denstance Talmadge
Who Caret
Virginia Pearseen
Ducheanan
Chartie Chaplin
William Bescell
Paul Wigel
Frank Keenan
Dorothy Gish
Lillian Gish
Robert Harren
the Liberty
Northwest fair plan eyed by Seattle leaders
Seattle hosts a North Pacific Fair meeting where E S Knowlton W L Tennant Joseph Waddell and C A Harrison push an enlarged Northwest circuit including Vancouver Seattle Portland and Spokane suggesting benefits for stock raisers and growers and communities. Knowlton argues Seattle sits in prime stock country and should have a fair.
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Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Portland
Northwest Region
E. S. Knowlton
W. L. Tennant
Spokane
Joseph Waddell
C. A. Harrison
Knowlton
France Turning Out Many Shoes
Special from Paris reports six months of government controlled shoe production in France. Factories used government supplied leather and fixed prices, producing 6,568,000 pairs sold nationwide. About twenty percent were reserved for the liberated population, the rest circulated through commerce.
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France
Polish Social Dance To Aid Polish Orphans In Ballard
The Seattle committee of the national Polish department hosts an entertainment and social dance tonight at Recreation hall 1444 W 657th St Ballard to aid orphans and destitute people in Poland. Rev Organisciak of Tacoma and Casimir Gonski a Milwaukee lawyer writer will give speeches.
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Seattle
National Polish Department
Poland
Recreation Hall
Ballard
Organisciak
Tacoma
Casimir Gonski
Milwaukee
No Escape Screen Test for Salvation Army Leader
Evangeline Booth, a Salvation Army figure known as the Salvation Army girl, is reported to be headed for appearances in films. The piece notes her high profile and the novelty of a religious leader in cinema.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Matrimonial Itches Hitches and Switches at Local Theaters
Local cinema listings preview three new programs. John Barrymore stars in Here Comes the Bride at the Liberty, Tom Moore appears in Thirty a Week at the Clemmer, and Constance Talmadge faces Clara Kimball Young in Who Cares at the Strand, followed by Cheating Cheaters at the Coliseum.
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Hile
Liberty Theatre
Incklenta
Harry
Frederick Tile
America
Tile
Sendays
ETS
Debe Barrymore
Clemmer
Tom Moore
Clare Kimbell Young
Strang Constance Talmadge
RYN
Williem Parnem
Kathryn Willems
the Peilers
William Mascell
Keenan
Todd
the Times
Peeling Prederick
Tara
Walker Whiteside
Clara Kimball Young
Coliseum
Haby Marie Osborne
the Clemmer
John Barrymore
Liberty
Frank Keenan
William Russell
William Farnum
Bessie Eyton
Bessie Eyton, In “the Spoilers,” Hex, 7—Constance Talmadge
Pauline Frederick
Princess Radziwill to Speak on German Figures in War
Princess Catherine Radziwill, once a resident at Berlin’s imperial court, will lecture at the Seattle YMCA on German figures of the war and her advocacy for constitutional monarchy. She also appears at a Sunday club event with a 6:20 p.m. friendship supper.
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Catherine Radziwill
Imperial Court
Berlin
Russia
Radziwill
William Radziwill
Merlin
Constitutional Monarchy Movement
Young Men's Christian Association
Chorus girl wins Field estate suit in Chicago case
Peggy Marsh, chorus girl, announces settlement of her $100,000 suit against the Marshall Field estate. She claimed Henry Field, grandson of the merchant prince, was the father of her child and said the family will provide income from the sum for life. She plans to return to England.
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New York
Peggy Marsh
Marshall Field
Chicago
Henry Field
Prince
England
Milk Dealers of the Northwest Meet at Butte
Several Seattle members of the Milk Dealers association will depart for Butte on February 12 to attend the Pacific Northwest Milk Dealers association convention in Butte for three days starting February 13.
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Seattle
Milk Dealers’ Association
Butte
Pacific Northwest Milk Dealers’ Association
Paris Engineer Urges U S Alliance With Democracies
Marcel Daly of Paris and member of the American Institute of Civil Engineers addressed the Chamber of Commerce council luncheon on Friday urging the United States to maintain its alliance with democratic nations that joined in opposition to Germany.
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America
Germany
Marcel Daly
Paris
American Institute of Civil Enineers
Chamber of Commerce Members’ Council
Man fined for abusing children over stove fire incident
In Chicago on February 1 laborer Jos Bessinger was fined 200 dollars after he held the hands of three children over a hot stove to punish them for setting fire to a curtain while playing with matches.
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Chicago
Jos. Bessinger
Know How to Use Voting Machines Demonstrations
Voting machines are prepared with the primary ticket and open for demonstrations at multiple precincts. Locations include fire stations at N. 734 and Greenwood Ave. 32, N. 64th and First Ave. N. Eu, Warren Ave. and t., 121, EF. Harrison t.: 179, county-city building 244, Rainier Ave. and Hudson St. 271, Wi Alaska St. and 44th Aves 8. W.
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N. 64Th
First Ave
N. EU
Warren Ave
16Th Ave
EF. Harrison
Rainier Ave
Hudson St
Alaska St
44Th
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An advertisement offers a free trial of a rupture appliance with a 36 day test period. It promises comfort and cure, urging prior medical advice, and asks readers to join by sending name and address to EASYHOLD in Kansas City.
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Alon
Center Bldg
Kansas City
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