Liberty shows Love Honor and Behave in Mack Sennett comedy
The Liberty theater screens Mack Sennett’s Love Honor and Behave a five reel comedy with a legal alibi twist as the plot unfolds toward a hopeful ending. Also featured are Zane Grey themes at various venues including The U P Trail and Idols of Clay with Mae Murray and David Powell in Strand and other stars in Colonial Rex and Metropolitan showings.
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Mack Sennett
OY Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Clemmer
Zane Grey
U. P. Trail
Limehouse
Thomas Burke
George Fitemaurice
Strand
Mae Mu
David Powell
Milas Murray
South Sea Island
Tropica
Charles Murray
Popular Movie Star Poll Opens Fall Ballot
The Star and partner newspapers launch a popularity contest to choose the top female and male stars. Mary Pickford leads the female list with Norma Talmadge and Lillian Gish among the top names. Wallace Reid and Thomas Meighan vie for the male title as readers vote in this nationwide sweep.
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Norma Talmadge
Wallace Reta
Wally
Thomas Meighan
Mary Pickford
Lillian Gish
Neeees- US Vieja Dana
Aee
Constance Talmadge
Ethel Clayton
Beattie Star
Picture Patter And Cast Moves In Early Talkies
Shirley Mason appears in Wing Toy in one scene wearing a wedding gown copied from a Oriental bridal dress made in China. Buck Jones casts Carol Holloway opposite him in Two Moons. Norma Talmadge-s The Passion Flower directs Herbert Bre non signs with Joseph Schenck. Gilbert Parker pens The Money Master at Lasky, with Dorothy Dalton leading. Ethel Clayton has red gold hair and blue eyes. Lila Lee slated to return to Hollywood from Chicago and New York.
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Shirley Mason
China
Norma Talmadge
Sir Gilbert Parker
Lasky
California
Money Master
Dorothy Dalton
Bellboy Thirteen Starts Douglass MacLean Comedy
Douglas MacLean begins his latest Thomas J. Ince comedy Bell boy Thirteen adapted for the screen by Violet Clark from a Munsey's Magazine story. Margaret Loomis, seen in Paramount features recently, plays the leading woman with William A. Beiter directing.
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Douglas MacLean
Thomas J. Ince
Violet Clark
Munsey’s
Margaret Loomis
Paramount
William A. Beiter
California Syrup of Figs Ad Recalled by Manufacturer
A historical ad notes the product Mother California Syrup of Figs once promoted as a child laxative. The notice reflects era marketing for household remedies and health claims.
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California
Movie Stars to Get Less Pay and Fewer Films
Film industry leaders in Los Angeles predict 1921 will see lower salaries and fewer productions as a retrenchment program takes hold. Cecil B. DeMille and others say spending has been inflated and relief will come from leaner budgets and better pictures, with jobs and wages cut across the board.
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Tos Angels
Cal
United Press Today
Los Angeles
Cecil B. DeMille
Famous Players Lasky Corporation
Marshal Nellan
Peogpow
Leaner
Charles Eyton
Famous Players-Lasky
Eyton
Students Urged to Remain in School
Queen Anne students heard 8. BE. Fleming, Seattle public schools vocational guidance director, urge persistence in school. He stressed setting a clear objective and studying to master it, saying education is essential for a chosen profession and each high school day is worth about $45 to the student.
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BE. Fleming
Seattle
Queen Anne
Freed of All Blame in Theft of Tires
Charles O Mera proprietor of the 8 O and garage at Hillman City was freed by Lieut J C Wickman Monday night after investigation into tire thefts valued at 1500 dollars from Kirkland. Charlies Avart arrested with O Mera has taken full blame according to Wickman.
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Charles O'Mera
8. O. & Garage
Hillman City
J. C. Wickman
Kirkland
Charlies Avart
O'Mera
Wickman
Swallowed Whistle Fatal to Child
An 18 month old girl in London died after swallowing a whistle given by her brother Jean Babington. The incident occurred in hospital where the child passed away after the accident.
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London
Jean Babington
Politeness on Phones Cited In Social Folklore
A humorous social note claims a man should be polite yet need not remove his hat when speaking to a girl on the telephone. The remark reflects manners and era norms without asserting formal etiquette rules.
Mrs G Chamberlain Located After Missing Relatives Note
The Star reports Mrs G Chamberlain formerly Miss Iva Breckenridge called to say she is living at 227 Second Ave W, confirming a prior missing relative notice.
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G. Chamberlain
Iva Breckenridge
The
Star
Second Ave. W
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