Photoplay bills feature Liberty star vehicles at local theaters
Movie listings preview multiple features including The Baby Boy with Robert Harron at Liberty for Sunday to Wednesday, The White Raven with Ethel Barrymore at Clemmer, The Wax Model and Max Comes Across at Coliseum, The World and the Woman at Rex, The Aryan at Mission, Reggie Mixes In at Strand, and The Dollar at Class A Colonial.
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Liberty
Robert Harron
Fine Arts
Harron
Ethel Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
Coliseum
Vivian Martin
Miss Martin
Julie Davenant
Har
London
Melvile Ilchester
Julie
Iichester
Max Linder
Essanay
Max
Max i
France
Jeanne Kagela
Rex
Matt
Jeff
Robert Warwick
William 8. Hart
The
Mission
the Liberty
Clemmer Theatre
Briny
Ao the Coliseum
Pausing on Stage the Fight to Love and Fate
Paula Newton confronts Earnest Lawton in a melodramatic scene where she resists his coercive push to perform while Margie and Ruth urge resilience. Ruth counsels that love can be transcended, even as Paula faces doubt, fear, and the cost of acting truthfully in tragedy.
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North
Bearded Stranger
Margie
Pania
Paula
Earnest Lawton
Jeff Perrygreen
Jeff
Earnest
Ruth
Natlesal
Hut
Tam
Lawton
Paula Newton
Rhodes Headed for Seattle Chamber Presidency
Albert J. Rhodes will be unopposed for the presidency of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club. He has served during the short term preceding the first annual election on March 2. Nominations posted Friday list vice president candidates C. J. Smith and J. B. Brace and trustees including George W. Allen, Frederick Bausman, Joshua Green, Thomas Burke, David Bowen, and others.
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Albert J. Rhodes
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
C. J. Smith
J. 8. Brace
George W. Allen
F. W. Baker
Frederick Bausman
Thomas Burke
David Bowen
H. A. Chadwick
Josiah Collins
J. F. Douglas
George W. Dilling
William F. Eckart
D. BE. Frederick
J. P. Gleason
Joshua Green
C. EF. Horton
Henry A. Kyer
A. W. Leonard
Frank McDermott
Belt Line League to Ask Bond Vote
Port of Seattle Belt Line league formed in Hoge building with 25 citizens. Speakers included Councillor Erickson France Reid Carkeek and Lane. Chy Betterson elected president M J Carkeek vice president Co L Stith secretary John Johnson treasurer. Ritter of W H Ritter & Co spoke on auto insurance at Y M B C meeting at the Washington Annex.
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Hoge Building
Port of Seattle Belt Line League
Good Eats
Oliver T. Erickson
C. J. France
R. T. Reid
M. J. Carkeek
W. Db. Lane
C.hy Betterson
Co. L. Stith
John Johnson
W. H. Ritter
W. H. Ritter & Co
Young Men's Business Club
Washington Annex
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Clemmer
William Hart
Hank Mann
Perry Pearce
Bessie Love
Laurie Glaum
Hart
Waterions
Footieas Band of Pioneers
Douglas Fairbanks
Seattle
Reggie
Strand
Fairbanks
Doc Cheerful
Doug
Ya Dear
Underworld
Tough
Mark
Barbara Tennant
Girl
Weet Jn
Maude
Mule
Cenic
Ruth Stone
House
Jack Mulhall
Cla
Easanay Company
Mongsoor Linder
Essanay Company
Gay Paree
Washington
Washington Savings and Loan Association
Second Avenue
RE. G. Ames Herman Chapin
H. D. Campbell
George Danworth
Finley Raymond FR. Fraz Fougene
William FL
O. Janec
Favre
Spokane
Geger
Tacoma
Yakima
Rhodes
Belt Line League
Wallace d
Wurlitzer
American Patrol
Meacham
Drolla Oliver G. Wallace
Theo
Moses
Young
America
Jimmy
Mark Twain
Sennett Keystone
Dorothy Dalton
Chicken Casey
Wallace
Pike