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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1922

Page

6

Malloy in The Scrapper at Columbia and more

Film listings from Columbia, Coliseum, Strand, Blue Mouse, Winter Garden, Liberty, Rex, Oak theaters feature Malloy in The Scrapper with Herbert Rawlinson, Love's Redemption with Cooper Cliffe and Norma Talmadge, Molly O with Mabel Normand, A Connecticut Yankee of King Arthur's Court at Blue Mouse, One Wild Week with Hebe Daniela, The Boat and Tea Polish at Liberty, The Hell Hound of the West with Dick Hatton at Rex, The Silent Barrier at Oak with Sheldon Lewin and Gladys Hulletter.

Columbia Alloy Malloy Herbert Rawlinson The Columbia Monocla d Heavies Cooper Cliffe Palm Beach Norma Talmadge Love Coliseum Montague Love Harrison Ford Mack Sennett Molly O Mabel Normand Strand Villian Arthur's Court Blue Mouse Mark Twain Harry Myers Pauline Starke Rosemary Theby Charles Clary Cahe Ie Hebe Daniela Winter Garden Great West Dick Hatton West Plains Indiana the Oak Sheldon Lewin Gladys Huletter Bebe Daniels Gertrude Olmstead

St Louis Papers Cut Prices Across Weekday and Sunday

On January 31, St Louis newspapers lowered prices. The Week Day Star Timea Post Dispatch and Globe Democrat now sell for 2 cents on weekdays, while Sunday editions of the Star Post Dispatch and Globe Democrat drop to 5 cents from 10. Paper cost reductions cited as the reason.

ST. Louis Star Timea Post Dispatch Globe Democrat Sunday Star

Palace Hip Show at Loew’s Palace Hip with Pauline Frederick

A dramatic feature film at Loew’s Palace Hip stars Pauline Frederick as a society woman in New York whose life collapses after her husband’s brutality. The plot follows a fall from grace to a climactic struggle against violence with a wife fighting to reclaim her erring husband.

Salvation Army Loew's

Matinee Teas at Wilkes feature Robbins and Blaine

T Daniel Frawley of the Seattle Co operative Stock Company launched matinee teas at the Wilkes to let women meet Miss Mary Robbins and Mr James Blaine the companys leading man and woman. The first tea followed Sundays matinee with others planned for tomorrow and Saturday afternoon. Tea ices and cakes served. Seventy percent of Sundays audience attended the event.

T. Daniel Frawley Seattle

First public school for the blind founded in Paria in 1784

The article notes the establishment of the first public school for the blind in Paria in 1784 marking a milestone in accessible education. It highlights the early effort to provide formal instruction for visually impaired students and cites Paria as the birthplace of this pioneering institution.

Paria

Pape's Diapepsin Relief for Indigestion Fast

A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for upset stomach gas and indigestion. The ad promises immediate relief from acidity heartburn belching and discomfort after meals with a sixty cent case available.

Pape

Liberty Has Contest for Small Boys

Liberty theatre hosts a Jackie Coogan look alike contest this Saturday at 10 a m in front of the Liberty. Prizes of 15 10 and 5 will be awarded to the three best dressed boys aged 5 to 10 who resemble Jackie Coogan from My Boy. All contestants and participants may view the first show free. Contestants should wear a large sweater a monstrous cap a single ear and baggy trousers with suspenders like Coogan in The Kid.

Liberty Theatre Jackie Coogan Jackie Boy Liberty

Red Front Store fire sale moves to main shop

After a December 21 fire forced a 30 day closure the Red Front Store stock was moved to the main Red Front Clothing Store at First Ave and Pine St. Seattle. The proprietor touts huge bargains including shirts at 38c and suits from 2.85 to 7.85 with many items cleared regardless of cost. Sale opens 9 a m tomorrow with everything labeled for quick disposal.

Altho First Union First Ave Pine St H. M. Rogers Seattle First Avenue Pine Street

Playtime Club Event Set for Swedish Hall

The Playtime Club will host an event at Swedish Hall in the Eighth Avenue and Olive Street area starting at 9 p.m. on Thursday.

Swedish Hall Eighth Ave Olive St

Cherry's Fashion House Promises Easy Payment Plans

A reader extols Cherry's at 207 Rialto Building Second Avenue between Madison and Spring for office suits cloaks and gowns. The writer plans a return visit to purchase an entire new outfit for office and evening wear citing new taffetas Georgettes and satins and tailored lines.

Ellen Cherry's Rialto Building Second Ave Madison Spring Cherry

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