Strand studio hit features Enid Bennett romance and husb band director clash
The new Enid Bennett picture at the Strand this week draws a curious visitor to the set a stern elderly woman who objects to intimate directing but learns the director is her husband. Fred Niblo previously helmed for Ince star Mae. Also showing at Liberty is Double Speed starring Wallace Reid with Oliver Wallace on the organ plus a Fox Sunshine comedy and the Liberty News Weekly.
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Enid Hennett
Strand
Ian
Fred Niblo
Ince
Liberty
Wallace Reid
Oliver Wallace
William H. Fox
Cately
Liberty News Weekly
Beavers Cause Walla Walla Valley Orchard Damage
Beavers in the Walla Walla region have caused extensive damage to fruit trees, destroying thousands of dollars worth of crops and rendering many acres of land useless. The issue is framed as protected under state and federal laws, with farmers viewing beavers as a major nuisance.
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Walla Walla, Wash
United Press
State of Washington
Walla Walla
Hart urges revival of state park board at trustees meeting
Revival of the state park board was urged upon Gov. Hart at a Natural Parks association trustees meeting Tuesday noon at the Jet Club. A resolution commending the offer of a 2600 acre inland Orcas tract to the state by Robert Moran, pioneer shipbuilder, was adopted.
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State Park Board
Gov. Hart
Trustees of
The
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Jet Club
Orcas
Robert Moran
Beattie
Pacific Coast to Lead U S Tire Production in Ten Years
Rubber man A B Madge of Tacoma now in Seattle predicts the Pacific Coast will manufacture most of the auto tires in the United States within ten years. The piece notes a rainy day in New York costs about $100,000.
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Pacific Coast
United States
8. A. Madge
Rubber Man
Tacoma
Seattle
New York City
Norma Talmadge Stars in The Booming Angel at Clemmer week
Norma Talmadge abandons her gay social life for a mere man in The Booming Angel adapted from Wallace Irwin. The film features Ruth Clifford as the vampiric heroine The Amazing Woman at Rex also shown with Pendleton Roundup clips.
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Liynery Wallace Eld
Grey Carey
Tom Price
Alma Habens
Zane Grey
Norma Talmadge
Miss Kennedy
Wallace Irwin
Saturday Evening ‘Post
The
Rex
Ruth Clifford
Pendleton
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Colds for Whole Families
This ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a time tested remedy that ends coughing grippe and stubborn colds. It claims rapid relief of phlegm and congestion and notes the product is available at 60 cents or 1.20 dollars per bottle.
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Dr. King
Pape’s Diapep sin Relief for Indigestion At Once
A few tablets of Papes Diapepsin bring relief as they reach the stomach. The neutralizing action stops acidity and the souring fermentation that causes gas heartburn and stomach pain. It helps regulate disordered stomachs and allows favorite foods without distress. Costs a little at drug stores.
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Pape
Costa
Dr King's New Life Pills Promoted for Health
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills claiming they relieve constipation and cleanse the system. It asserts improved daily well being with a daily pill, pricing listed as 250 a bottle.
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Dr. King
Potter Carlyle Robinson Encounters Seattle Film World
Douglas Fairbanks publicity chief Carlyle H Robinson spent Tuesday in Seattle meeting exhibitors and newspaper writers during a broad tour of stores. Doris Kenyon flaunts a gold-embroidered fur coat while Howard Scott recalls two decades in stage and film. Rosita Marstini, active in American cinema, once trained animals in Belgium before 1914. Tom Gibbon writes a book about movie life and studio events. Albert Rorcoe acted at ten in Lit tle Lord Fauntleroy and appears opposite Shirley Mason in Molly and I. Helen Ferguson explains she broke into films by hanging around studios. Toulouse Peters, a Little Kiva in Uncle Tom's Cabin, joined the legion on stage.
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Carlyle H Robinson
Douglas Fairbanks
Seattle
Anl
Robinson
Albert Rorcoe
Lord Fauntleroy
Shirley Mason
Molly and I
Wartime Enlistment Boost in Navy Womens Roles
During the war 11,880 women were enrolled in the United States Navy Department navy yards and naval stations throughout the United States.
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United States Navy Department
Navy Yards
Naval Stations
United States
Maryland Defeats Woman Suffrage In Legislature
In Annapolis on February 18 the Maryland house defeated a resolution to ratify the woman suffrage amendment by 64 to 36, effectively killing the measure.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Otalko Hair Ointment Claims Hair Growth Success
The advertisement promotes Kotalko an ointment made with bear oil and other active ingredients. It promises relief from baldness falling hair and dandruff after other treatments fail and offers a $200 guarantee. Customers can test by sending stamps or money orders to John HarBriceanu BX 301 Station F Newark City.
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Ko‘alkent
Testin
Kage
John Har Briceanu
Newark City
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