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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1921
Page
6
Advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds. It claims doses every two hours will break a cold, open congested airways, stop a runny nose, ease headache, dull fever, and costs only a few cents. It contains no quinine and tastes pleasant.
The Colonial opens The House of the Tolling Bell a drama of love mystery set in the old South with Mary McAvoy and Bruce Gordon. The Strand features Idols of Clay with Mae Murray and David Powell as a South Seas daughter and a sculptor. The Clemmer presents The U P Trail with Zane Grey inspired frontier romance starring Roy Stewart and Marguerite De La Motte. The Liberty runs Mack Sennett’s five reel comedy about marital woes led by Marie Prevost and George O’Hara. Coliseum shows Unseen Forces a rivalry drama about a wife and lover with Rosemary and Sylvia. The program blends romance, suspense, and humor across theaters.
Fred C. Brown, recently retired as prosecuting attorney, and Chariesa BE. Claypool, formerly a deputy in Brown's office and once a judge of the superior court of Thurst on county, have opened adjoining offices for general law practice in the Lyon building.
The motion picture star popularity contest sees Bill Hart surge from fourth to first place as he leads Wally Reid by three votes. Constance Talmadge moves to third, with Mary Pickford still leading early in the tally as the six top stars are listed with their vote counts.
A nostalgic advertisement touts Cascarets as a simple remedy for biliousness and congestion. It promises relief from headachy cold symptoms with a gentle cleanse, claiming improved mood and energy by morning. Children are also invited to use Cascarets, with pricing at 10, 25, and 50 cents.
The note asks to write clearly the names of preferred film stars, both male and female, in the designated space and forward the list to Motion Picture Kaltor at the Seattle Star. It seeks a concise roster for publication.
Griffith predicts a major film industry reorganization boosting production, distribution, and attendance. He cites larger productions, longer runs, and a surplus of films as relief from a slump, noting stellar earners like Chaplin and Fairbanks and arguing today’s stars may be overpaid or inflated in fame.
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