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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1922

Page

7

Bird of Paradise Opens at Metropolitan for Week’s Run

On its last American tour, The Bird of Paradise, Richard Walton Tully’s melodrama, opens at the Metropolitan Theatre for a week. Ann Reader plays Luana with a vivid exotic atmosphere aided by real Hawaiian musicians and dramatic beachcomber Frederick Forrester and Paul Wilson actor Herbert Charters lead the male cast. The final volcano scene is staged with realistic flair and the production promises thrills for new and returning audiences alike.

America Richard Walton Tully Tropicakies Metropolitan Theatre Tully Ann Reader Frederick Forrester Dean Herbert Charters Paul Wilson Paradise

Youngsters Held on Theft Charge

Albert Zobrist aged 16 and James Gettings aged 14 of the West apartments were held by police Monday for stripping an automobile of accessories at Fifth Ave and Denny Way Sunday night. J & Devenny 115-A Sixth Ave N owner of the car trailed them, called Patrolman William Stevens, and the youths were arrested. They are held by the juvenile division and reportedly confessed stealing a battery from the same car two weeks earlier.

Albert Zobrist James Gettings West Apartments Fifth Ave Denny Way J. & Devenny Sixth Ave. N William Stevens

Seattle Chamber Praised for Kennewick Pasco Bridge Aid

Seattle and its Chamber of Commerce are commended for aiding the Kennewick Pasco bridge project across the Columbia River, as noted in the report of the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries.

Seattle Chamber of Commercce Kennewick-Pasco Bridge Acrom Columbia National Association of Commercial Organization

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