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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1920

Page

2

Pollyanna to Follow Dorothy Dalton at Coliseum

The Coliseum will screen Pollyanna featuring Mary Pickford in the role of the glad girl, following Dorothy Dalton's His Wife's Friend which closes Friday night. The program also notes others in film projects and careers including Rex Ingram directing Alice Lake, and Constance Talmadge in Two Weeks.

Dorothy Dalton Coliseum Pollyanna Mary Pickford Robert Grimwood Bir Nobert Charlie May The Rex Charlie Young Ray New York Margery Wilson Clemmer Lew Cody

Pape's Diapepain Promises Quick Dyspepsia Relief

The ad touts Pape's Diapepain as a remedy for indigestion and belching caused by acid and discomfort. It claims tablets neutralize stomach acidity and provide instant relief at a low cost in drug stores.

Painter Gifts Mary Miles Minter Portrait to Kane

A Chicago tale reveals Mr. Pyle gifting a 18 by 20 inch painting of Juliet Shelby later known as Mary Miles Minter. He kept the portrait for years, then delivered it to Arthur Kane president of Realart for display in Fifth Avenue quarters.

Chicago Hobel Himseolf Charlies C. Iyte Windy City Film Exchange Ontario Hotel Pyle Mr. Pyle Farnum Juliet Shelby Mary Miles Minter Fifth Ave Mr. Kane Micy Minter

Deny Rumor Theda Bara Is Married

Bodkin relatives in Pittsburg deny rumors that silent film star Theda Bara wed Thomas Bodkin theatrical and boxing manager. The item notes no marriage between Bara and Bodkin. Also mentioned are about 20,000 public motor vehicles registered in New York City.

Theda Bara Pittsburg Thomas Bodkin Bodkin New York City

Movie Weekline listings and comedies at local theatres

Local theaters show a mix of comedies and dramas including Marie Deere in Twelve Ten and The Star Boarder at Liberty Weekly. Dorothy Dalton in The Wiles Friend headlines at the Col useum with His Wife's Friend and a chess fueled mystery. Billings' mother in law subplot warms Mission bills for Too Much Johnson.

Prougnramss Marie Deere Star Boarder Strand Weekly Tryent Washturn Colonial&e Dient, Locklear Aly Rothery Billings Bryant Washburn Johnson

Colonial Shows Big Air Drama

REE months were spent in filming "The Great Air Robbery" and fully a half hundred speedy biplanes were utilized in the production. Lieut. O. L. Locklear is the daring aviator leading the scenes above the clouds with a squad of cameramen on air cruisers directed by wireless from the Universal aviation field. Supporting Locklear are Francelia Hillington Allan Forrest and Carmen Phillips.

Ree Lieut O. L. Locklear Universal Aviation Field Locklear Francelia Hillington Allan Forrest Carmen Phillips

Dr King’s New Discovery Extends Cold Relief History

Neglect of a cold or cough is warned against and Dr King’s New Discovery is promoted as a proven remedy. The ad touts its long standing popularity over fifty years and prices of 60 cents and 1.20 dollars at druggists for relief of cold cough and croup.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Gentle Purge

An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild but effective purge to promote free bile flow, stimulate the liver, and cleanse the system of waste and fermenting foods. It claims to bring keen zest for hard work and recreation. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.

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Dorothy Reginald Dunn Naila Sylvia Filbert Ethel Dean Strand Orchestra Seattle Aska William Gerig Gerig Lawcon Butt Butt Pauline Stark Kingdom Come Jack Pickford Rex Ingram Alice Lake Ingram British Royal Flying Corps George Melford Carpenter Metro Hert Lytell Allan Jimmy Valentine Constance Talmadge Aliee Calhoun Earle Willams Captain Swift Wil Rogers William R. Lighton Billy Fortune Louis Sterns Harry van Meter Frank Keepan May Allison Jadah H.T. Harvey Michigan State Board Dental Examiners Diagnostician Chio Eipre, Bldg Second Ave Pike St Ladies’ Musical Club Jascha Friend Arthur Kane Kane Httlest Mins Minter Strand Charles Thomas Ince Liberty Paris London England Herbert Drenon Marie Dore Europe the Colonial Dr. King Charles Frohman Mack Sennett Wallace Jeren von Herberdg Sir Albert Thansen Harry T Morey Lew Cody Omristie Ana Clemmer Liborious
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