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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1921
Page
7
The screen comedian Buster Keaton becomes a First National star beside Norma and Connie Talmdage in what is described as a family affair.
In the Lewis Allen Brown story Clay Dollars, rural life down South is reflected through the photoplots and the many characters impersonating country types. Ruth Dwyer leads Eugene O'Brien's supporting cast in this clear reflection of American life starring skilled interpreters.
A blaze north of Elmira, Fairfield, burned 400 sheep and scorched 20 000 acres of grain, destroying 10 homes. The loss is put at about 1 000 000 dollars. Three Bill Hart pictures titled Three Words White Oak and Travelling remain unreleased.
The Strand presents Marion Davies in Buried Treasure adapted from F Britten Austen with Norman Kerry as the hero and Anders Tandolf as the villain. Mary Pickford shines in Thru the Back Door at the Winter Garden. The Clemmer shows The Man Tamer with Gladys Walton and Roscoe Karns. Rex features Bucking the Tiger with Conway Tearle. Foolish Matrons stars Doris May at Blue Mouse, plus Lessons in Love with Constance and Kenneth Harlan. Coliseum screens The Bronze Bell about Hindu rebellion and love, with Doris May and Courtney Foote. Colonial shows Eyes of the Heart starring Mary Miles Minter.
Manager James invites every girl up to 14 at the Winter Garden theatre on Tuesday at 10 30 to imitate Mary Pickford in Thru the Back Door. A cameraman records performances for possible prizes including Mary Pickford outfit and other awards. Judging will occur at the end of the week with prizes awarded.
President Harding spent most of the Fourth of July at the Raritan Valley Golf club where he has often visited Senator Frelinghuysen. The club awarded him a silver loving cup as villagers gathered at Frelinghuysen’s estate to greet him amid flags and firecrackers.
Under Col. William T Patton 1 350 enlisted men and 67 officers of the Washington National Guard are encamped Monday at Camp Murray on American Lake. John Henry Miles 39 died aboard the steamer Victoria en route to Seattle from Nome according to dispatches received.
Last rites for Samuel W. Hutchcraft aged 68 are planned for 4 a.m. Tuesday with burial at Washelli. Y M C A College Preparatory School announces summer term opening Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Degenhardt and her son William recount fleeing Soviet Russia to Seattle. They allege a 20 000 ruble premium is paid for children who are raised as citizens loyal to communism.
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