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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1917

Page

6

Triangle distributes Paralta films in new deal

Tri angle Usetributing Corp president A Lynch and Paralta Plays Inc president Carl Anderson sign a contract making Triangle the distributor for Paralta productions under the Paralta plan. The deal unlocks over 3 million dollars into production led by Herman Katz and partners. Louise Glaum stars in A Strange Transgressor at the Liberty for its final shows. The Message of the Mouse plays Clemmer for last showings. The Irish Vagabond tale from Norma Talmadge Film Co appears via Joseph M. Schenck at the Coliseum. Harold Lockwood stars in The Haunted Pajamas at the PAJAMAS theater with light comedy consequences.

A. Lynch Triangle Carl Anderson Paralta Plays, Inc Intereata Bessie Harriscale J. Warren Kerrigan Paralta Productions Paralta Herman Katz New York Africa Joseph M. Schenck Norma Talmadge Film Company Coliseum

Mystery play comes to Strand with farce drama and tears

Russell Simpson stars as John Gaylord in The Barrier at the Strand. The cast includes The Old Homestead and Lovey Mary credits and mentions Mary McAllater in Do Children Count at the Rex theatre.

Russell Simpson John Gaylord The Strand California Susie Snowflake Mary Miles Minter Belasco Golden West Henry W. Savage Billie Mary Mary McAllater Rex Theatre

Wells Fargo Truck Tops Hill Hits Street Sweeper

A Wells Fargo truck rolled down a steep Marion Street hill between Fourth and Fifth Avenues on Tuesday afternoon striking 64 year old street sweeper Paul Azukas. He suffered a severe scalp wound and was hospitalized after the collision.

Marion St Fourth Fifth Aves Paul Azukas Azukas Wells-Fargo Co

Cape trim coats in serge velour and tricotine shades

Upper Main Floor offers capes in navy blue tan turquoise and French blue in serge velour and tricotine. Some feature plaid velvet or white velour collars. others have plain silk collars and buttons. A men wear serge cape with bone buttons priced at 19.50.

Orpheum presents new vaudeville program and film

The Orpheum theatre at Third and Madison features a vaudeville night with Kipling in songs and stories, The Cellar Sisters dancing and character work, Lieut Eldridge from the Mexican border in colored sands, plus a noted monologist. Ed Armstrong and his Baby Dolls reprise a new musical comedy The Soul Kiss. The Circus of Life a new motion picture stars Zoe Ray.

Eugene Levy Orpheum Theatre Third Madison Kipling Rudyard Cellar Sisters Eldridge Ed Armstrong Circus of Life Zoe Ray

Gold Medal Haarlem Cap Sules Promised Kidney Relief

An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules as a healthful kidney and bladder cleanser. It claims quick relief from congestion, cleansing of toxins, and overall kidney support, urging readers to buy at their druggist with a refund guarantee through The Owl Drug Co.

Haarlem Owl Drug Co

Q Ban Hair Care Ad Leads With Youthful Look Promise

An old advertisement touts Q Ban products including Superfine Hair Tonite Shampoo and Depilatory. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied and directs buyers to Owl Drug Co and Bartell Drug Co.

Owl Drug Co Bartell Drug Co

Childhood memories of warnings and prayers

A reflective childhood scene recalls a protective warning from a guardian figure and prayers to shield the child from sin. The speaker evokes a sense of innocence, religious guidance, and moral protection from past days.

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