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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1919

Page

7

Photoplayes and Theatres New York Review Summary

Photoplays listing reviews at Liberty, Colonial and Coliseum theatres describe films including A Heroine of Happy Valley, Don’t Change Your Husband, The Call of the Soul, Mickey and The White Lie. Notable cast notes include Mabel Normand, Gloria Swanson, Elliott Dexter, and Mies Harriscale with plots of romance, deception, and Western bravado across Liberty Rex Colonial and Mission venues.

Bensie Barrideale Ince Dorothy Kingsley Mies Harriscale Belgium Gloria Swanson Elliott Dexter Cecil de Mille Husband D. W. Griffith Mabel Newmand Lenise Hart Old Homestead Weellace Heid Bill Parsons Cateriny Brockwell Essie Harriecale Charles Rey Mabel Veo Haren

The Cameo film and Wallace Reid in The Dub misfit role

Wallace Reid stars in The Dub at Strand as a dubbed coward who proves bold enough to seize real estate options and contracts from a crooked partnership. The plot centers on his guarded house entry and eventual success against criminals. Nearby films feature Mabel Normand, Cecil De Mille, and other stars in assorted shorts.

Mabel Normand Mickey Romix Chievous Ilia Reno Ferdie Lyons Leo Moran Mabel van Buren The Little New York the Coward Charles Kay Strand Wallace Reid

Mother's Friend Promises Easier Childbirth Experience

An old advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a trusted prebirth remedy used for over fifty years to ease pregnancy discomfort. It claims to prepare muscles and nerves, reduce bearing-down pain, and lessen anxiety, nausea, and labor. The Bradfield Regulator Company markets the product from Atlanta Georgia and urges readers to obtain a bottle via their druggist.

Igneres Bradfield Regulator Company Dept. M. Lamar Atlanta Georgia

Self Treatment Claim for Rupture Cure Promoted

An old advertisement warns rupture fatalities and condemns trusses. It promotes the PLAPAO method as a home self treatment claiming superior safety, no straps, and a device that seals the hernial opening, urging readers to send for details from PLAPAO, St Louis, Missouri.

Plapao Pine ii Bt Louie

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Blood Strength After Flu

Purified blood and rebuilt strength are claimed after influenza with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It purports to expel poisons from the blood, alleviate pallor and anemia, and support the bowels with a gentle cathartic used in many households.

Hood Hood's

Norwegian Charged with Seditious Posters Faces Deportation

Bernard Hansen, 27, a Norwegian national, was arrested on allegations of placing seditious posters in public areas and renouncing citizenship rights to avoid the draft, prompting possible deportation by federal authorities.

Bernard Hansen

Soldier Hansen Reassures Parents After Death Report

Reports from the war department state Corporal Burnett J. Hansen of Selah Washington was listed as dead but later wrote his parents that he is alive and well.

War Department Burnett J. Hansen Selah, Wash

So Long Letty at Metropolitan and More

A bustling bill shows So Long Letty opening at the Metropolitan with Charlotte Greenwood headlining a four‑way comedy about two husbands trading wives. The Orpheum showcases Prevarication and Shoos featuring Burne and Frabito, plus Evelyn Levy’s troupe and musical acts. Billeted at Wilkes Theatre delivers wartime farce with Betty and forged telegrams, while Palace Hip opens a Celtic themed entertainment led by Maurice Downey & Co.

Metropolitan Charlotte Greenwood Charlote Eunice Burnham Jack Vollard Hobart Cavanaugh Bo Long Letty California Cyril King Halve Manning Hert Haker New Orpheum Moore Theatre Bunday bin Kit Frabito Greenwood South Ham Fells Deyo Lu Hette Orpheum Irtahman Eugene Levy Players George Rehn Bille Dunbar Henry Sherr Edith Wilma Lee May Wilkes Theatre Pine «St. Playhouse Ioan Miller Henry Hall Betty Grace Huff Palace HP Palace Hip Maurice Downey & Co

California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Child Health

An old advertisement touts a laxative remedy for children claiming it cleanses the liver and bowels, relieves constipation, and restores energy. It urges mothers to seek California Syrup of Figs made by the California Syrup Company and warns against counterfeit products.

California California Vig Syrup Company

Burlesque and Musical Acts Highlight Local Stage Show

Van and Yorke deliver a burlesque and comedy song set praising slim and plump bodies. Arline and Weestcott perform The End of the Trail in a singing skit. Beek shines as a singing comedienne as Flying La Marrs present a trapeze act and Sisters Van Palie offer English novelty dance.

Enoch Arden van and Yorke Van Miss Yorke Arline Weestcott Gertrude Beek Flying la Marrs van Palie

Steamship Lines Reject Freight Cost Proposal

The hearing on whether steamship lines should absorb freight costs from rail to ship cargo ended with the steamship leaders outright refusing to consider the plan. The session was conducted by the Railroad Administration Rate Commission.

Railroad Administration Rate Commission

Danderine Claims Dandruff Vanish After Rubbed In

Advert says Danderine removes dandruff after one or two uses. A small bottle costs a few cents at drugstores and promises no remaining flakes or falling hair with continued use, leaving scalp free of itch.

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