Film Showings Mix Fun and Tragedy Across City Theaters
Douglas Fairbanks stars in A Kansas Musketeer at the Coliseum while Talmadge appears in The Ghosts Yesterday at the Liberty. Other titles include The Planter at Strand with 3 Power and Theda Bara in Coming to the Met, among daily programs at Liberty Coliseum Strand Clemmer Colontal and more.
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Liberty
Taylor Holmes
Coliseum
Harold Lockweed
Strand
Tyrone Lower
Clemmer
Forre Williams
Colontal
Jackie
Bob
Murrey
Doagine Fairtanks
Artcraft Films at Coliseum and Multiple Theatres
Movie listings announce Doug Fairbanks in A Kansas Musketeer at the Coliseum for a week starting Sunday with escapades and canyon scenes. Also screening Ghosts of Yesterday with Norma Talmadge, Cleopatra with Theda Bara, The Planter with Tyrone Power, North of Fifty Three with Dustin Farnum, and Today with Florence Reed. Additional runs include Yankee Way, Draft 258, and Apartment 29 with assorted stars.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Coliseum
Talmadge
Liberty
Power
Planter
Strand
Theda Bara
Met
George Walsh
Clemmer
Florence Reed
The
Colonial
Dustin Farnum
Mission
Doug” Fairbanks
Artcraft
Doug
Fairbanks
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Tyrone Power
Mexico
Alaska
Farnum
Bill” Wagstaff
Perkine
Hazel Weir
Bill Wagstaff
Hazel
Toronto harbor official inspects Seattle port facilities
Robert G. Gourlay, a member of Toronto's harbor commission, is in Seattle conducting a thorough study of the port and its terminal facilities.
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Robert G. Gourlay
Harbor Commission
Toronto
Canada
Seattle
Hamburg Preast Tea for Cold Relief
The text promotes Hamburg Preast Tea as a cheap, all vegetable remedy to break a cold. It instructs to mix a tablespoon with boiling water, strain, and drink a cupful to relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and hasten recovery.
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Hamburg
War Correspondent to Lecture Tonight
Frederic Coleman American war correspondent recently returned from the front will speak at the Metropolitan Theatre under British American Relief association auspices. He will describe conditions in Europe and share observations from the Orient where he was sent on a joint British and U S mission. Coleman served on the Western front early in the war and later in Mesopotamia.
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Europe
Frederic Coleman
Metropolitan Theatre
British-American Relief Association
Orient
United States
Coleman
Weat
Mesopotamia
Court Denies Move to End Strong Recall
Recall action against Anna Louise Strong, a school board member, resumes after a second restraining bid was rejected. Superior Judge denied a petition by Erwin B. Ault seeking to halt the recall proceedings.
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Anna Louise Strong
Erwin B. Ault
Oriental Freight Embargoes Completed in San Francisco
San Francisco January 12. The Oriental freight embargo for shipments to Japan, issued by the Western and Southern Pacific railroads, becomes complete today. The Santa Fe previously embargoed such shipments. Over 100000 tons of freight bound for the Orient sit stored locally at railroad expense as ships fail to keep pace. The embargo excludes cotton content.
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San Francisco
Japan
Western
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Menta
Orient
Denman accuses congressmen in ship argument
William Denman, ex shipping board head, charges two Congress members shared blame for 15 steel ships registered under the American flag. He plans to rebut claims that neglect from the Goethals Denman administration caused losses and says he helped save over a million tons of vessels to the flag. He warns of a grave shipping shortage despite current plans.
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Washington
Congress
William Denman
Shipping Board
Pletcher
Denman
Goethals Denman
Portland Man Held Over Forged 30 000 Check Case
K L Zimmer of Oakland California faces arraignment on an indictment accusing him of possessing a forged thirty thousand dollar check intended to defraud Samuel Thorpe whose signature was forged. He is held in jail in default of five thousand dollars bail.
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Portland
K. L. Zimmer
Oakland
Cal
Zimmer
Samuel Thorpe
No More Rib Covers Aide War Effort Aims at Corset Factories
Washington reports the council of national defense asked corset makers to switch to powder bag production, marking the first shift of civilian factories to war work to supply munitions as automobiles and carriages move with fewer rib covers.
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Washington
Ana
Council of National Defense
Neutral Europeans Not Required to Serve in American Army
The state department ruled that citizens of neutral European nations need not serve in the U.S. army. They may be released by appealing through their diplomatic representatives, regardless of whether they have filed first papers.
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Washington
State Department
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Farle Williams
Liberty Norma Talmadge
Rupert Hughes
Ruth Grahame
Jeanne la Fleur
Miss Talmadge
Howard Marston
Ruth
Howard
Praia
la Fleur
Metropolitan
William Fox
Cleopatra
Pro
George
Fox
Lithunia
Balkan
Alexia
Rex
Metro
Baker
Earle Williams
Walt
Reinhardt
Tobin
Wallace
Wurlitzer
Tomigh
All Draggista
Yesler Way
New Branch
Pike St
Oriental
Aaa
Wwe
Star-Liberty Weekly
Mack Sennett
Louise Fazenda
Pike
Aberdeen
Washington State
C. N.gerry
Geological Survey
State of Washington
Skagit River
Board of Public Works
City Light
J. D. Ross
Kerr
Terday
Kenneth Kerr
Railway and Marine News
Alaska Steamship Company
Stephen Birch
W. Eccles
W. E. Bennett
Mr. Biri
Harry Rosen
Kenneth Mackintosh
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