Glimpses at Photoplays and Coliseum Week Shows
Strand presents Who Cares featuring Constance Talmadge as a country girl turned city bride with modern wit. Coliseum screens Cheating Cheaters a crook play by Max Marcin with Clara Kimball Young, filled with humor and suspense. Clemmer shows Thirty a Week with Tom Moore and a late night car scene. Liberty hosts Here Comes the Bride with John Barrymore and Paire Binney. Mission runs A Whirlwind Romance starring Bill Russell. Rex features The Spoilers with William Parnum and Kathryn Williams. Colonial presents Todd of the Times with Frank Keenan. Class A screens The Belgian about Teuton Belgium invasion. Colosseum notes Swanson automobile accident misattribution. Lilian Gish and Robert Herron contract flu in star sphere.
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Strand
Constance Talmadge
Miew Talmadge
Cosmo Hamilton
Talmadge
Constance
Max Marcin
the Coliseum
Clara Kimball Young
Marcin
Clemmer
Tom Moore
Dan Murray
Wall Street
Dan
Marbara
John Barrymore
Liberty
Paire Binney
Frederick Tile
Ohn Barrymore
Lane
John Carrymore
Charlie Murray
Mack Bennett
Tom Meere
Baby Osborne
Coliset
M- Clare Kimball Young
Paddle Lyons Ami Tee Moran
Sturas
Caree
Slim Sommerriite
Ren—Williem Fareem
Kathryn Williams
Mission
Willem Eeedll
Whiriwted Remanne
Peank Keenan
Tedd
the Times
Walker Whiteside
The
Movies Booming in Berlin Despite War
Special to The Star reports Germanys film industry thrives around Berlin with many studios rivaling Los Angeles. War films fall out of favor as top German actors gather daily in a ground floor salon, where women of varied means socialize. leading women in cinema now earn up to 22 000 dollars annually, far above prior stage salaries, while daily hire for minor roles reaches 12 dollars.
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N. B. A. Herlin
Berlin
Los Angeles
Germany
Turned Up Their Noses But Cash Proved Welcome
Berlin February 5 The imperial flunkeys in the chancellery at 77 Wilhelmstrasse mocked the socialists in power they rejected a socialist with soiled boots yet salaries continued to be paid and they clung to their posts despite disdain from the new rulers
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Cash
Berlin
Cocialiata
Wilhelmetraese
Wilhelm as a Boy Worry to Mother
From London Society of 1863 a description of Wilhelm of Germany as a boy at the wedding of Midward and Alexandra. The crown princess leads him by the hand he drags back and breaks a spenl no matter. The matrons of England are warned that the sturdy prince would not be good.
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N. FE. A
London
London Society
Wilhelm
Germany
Midward
Prince of Wales
Alexandra
Prussia
England
Miner Edward Halloran Shoots Self After Wife Leaves
Edward F. Halloran a 58 year old miner shot himself in Volunteer Park Tuesday afternoon after his wife began divorce proceedings He was found after four hours suffering a bullet wound to the abdomen and remained in city hospital in slightly improved condition His statement to police said he did not want to live because his wife was leaving him He had been staying at the Hotel Northern.
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Edward F. Halloran
Miner
Volunteer Park
Halloran
Northern
69th Regiment Sails From France With Seattle Men
The 69th infantry, including several Seattle youths, sailed from Verdeaux last Monday. Frank Gates, chair of the soldiers and sailors welcome committee, announces the arrival tomorrow of 47 Seattle drafted men from eastern camps.
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France
Seattle
Verdeaux
James RB. Eagleson
James M. Eagleson
Frank Gates
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Service Men Will Have New Quarters
Temporary headquarters of the American Army of Liberty will be at the Liberty Loan offices on Second Ave and Cherry St. Men in need should see Secretaries Faulds or Mero.
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American Army of Liberty
Liberty Loan
Second Ave
Cherry St
Faulds
Mero
Cobb to Be Here Irvin Cobb Lecture in Seattle
National humorist and short story writer Irvin Cobb will lecture on My Recent Experiences on the Western Front in Seattle this week. He will speak Saturday evening at Plymouth Church at Sixth Ave and University St, under the auspices of the YMCA.
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Cobb
Irvin
Seattle
Western Front
Plymouth Church
Sixth Ave
University St
Stolen Car Found Wrecked Near Lake Forest Park
A stolen auto belonging to V. Cravens was recovered wrecked at the bottom of a 60 foot embankment near Lake Forest park on Monday morning.
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V. Cravens
Lake Forest Park
Silk and Chrysanthemum Braid Hats Sell In Soft Crusher Style
Featuring Black Navy Sand Cherry Jade-green palettes with soft ribbon sashes in contrasting hues. Prices listed: $6.50 and $3.75 for hats fashioned of alternate rows of chrysanthemum braid and silk in soft crusher style.
Rough straw and brown sand Copenhagen and black sale
The Basement Store offers rough straw in brown sand Copenhagen and black shades priced at $3.75. This item appears to be a textile or fabric description from a newspaper ad.
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Copenhagen
New Madras Yard Windows for Bright Rooms
Plain cream or pink and blue patterned Madras yard windows offered in 86 inch width at 55c per yard. Shoppers are urged to brighten rooms with this sunlit fabric option.
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Madras
New Colored Madras for Overdraperies Prospective Prices
The Basement Store offers colored madras fabrics at 90c per yard in blue rose brown and green for overdraperies with 36 inch width. Lighter weight designs available at 65c per yard. White and ecru options priced at 40c per yard.
British Probe Into U S Packers In England
London plans a short but effective inquiry into American meat packers with no compelled testimony. The board of trade and food and agricultural ministries will form a nonofficial panel to review meat price statistics. A fast adjournment via the American FTC report is anticipated.
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London
Board of Trade
Food and Agricultural Ministries
Board of Agriculture
United Press
England
American
Federal Trade Commission
The Basement Store Offers Boys Apparel and Hats
A catalog note describes well made dark drab leather and wool garments in sizes 6 to 17 years at 7 50, Rah Rah hats at 40 cents in velveteen corduroy and checks, and brown green checked materials in coats. Trench model coats sized 8 to 17 years priced 4 50.
Shirts in 42 44 46 sizes with cambric finish
Listing describes men's shirts in 42 44 and 46 sizes with soft finished cambric material and varied hem widths. Priced at 10 cents each in some offers, with exceptional value noted at 1.25 dollars. Sale emphasizes wide and narrow hems and full and standard sizes.
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