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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1922
Page
8
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless cure for sour, gassy stomachs. It promises relief in five minutes by neutralizing acids and digested food, urging readers to keep a sixty cent case at home for any troublesome meals.
A Mrs. H. Stegall of Theodore Alabama reports her child suffered twelve years with bladder weakness before Foley Kidney Pills provided relief after trying several doctors and remedies without success.
Gypsy lead Alice Calhoun stars in Vitagraph’s adaptation of The Little Minister at John Hamrick’s Blue Mouse theatre this week. Gouverneur Morris' The Ace of Hearts was slated to open January 7 at the Liberty and will debut this coming Saturday.
Seattle readers hear of a Molly O jingle contest at the Strand with a six dollar daily prize. The promotion invites jingles featuring Molly O and the Strand, to run through this week and next as proof of the latest Mack Sennett sensation spreading from New York.
Upper Betty Carpenter and Alma Tellaa star in Rex Beach’s The Iron Trail at the Winter Garden, a railroad Alaskan gold fields tale with two romances and a strong cast led by Wyndham Standing Alma Tell Betty Carpenter Thurston Hall. Shattered Dreams features Misa de Pont as a Parisienne sculptress who loves an Apache model at the Columbia. The Little Minister filmed in Hollywood’s Blue Mouse village with Lady Habbie and Peaches.
An advertisement touts Danderine shampoo promising dandruff removal and hair regrowth in weeks with a 30 cent bottle. It also notes Hetty Compson in The Little Minister at Liberty and Rex Ingram films The Conquering Power and The Four Horsemen at Strand, Colonial Buck Jones in Riding With Death, and Rex Red Courage at Rex along with Molly Malone in a leading role.
Picture Pater Theodore Kosloff leads in The Lane That Had No Turning Agnes Ayres first Paramount star picture delivers a thrilling duel with Mahlon Hamilton Viola Dana finishes Daphne's Disposition with William Lawrence as her lead Conrad Nagel Mildred Harris among Paramount players in Cecil B De Mille Fool's Paradise Wallace Beery and Priscilla Dean in That Lass O' Lowry plus another chimpanzee star being cast Little Napoleon of vaudeville fame.
After more than 18 months of production the Universal film Foolish Wives is ready for release and will be shown to the public for the first time this week in New York City.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give a teaspoonful of California Fig Syrup to sick or constipated children to cleanse the bowels. It promises relief for fussiness feverishness colic and sour tummies and warns to say California to avoid imitations.
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