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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1922
Page
8
June Elvid gains a principal part in the theater production The Impossible Mrs. Bellew. The show centers on a complex social web and features a strong ensemble cast performing at the local Playhouse this week.
The Seattle Star promotes a letter contest tied to the comedy drama The Wall Flower starring Colleen Moore. Readers may submit real experience letters under 100 words about wallflowers for a chance to win $10 in cash, with prizes of $5, $3, and $2. Contest runs until July 20, entries to Wall Flower Baker.
A university program titled Picture Pattern n course in Motion Pictures and Exlucation runs during the University of Tennessee summer session. The article notes Gleaner details of film figures including Milton Sil behind the scenes, Strongheart the canine star with Brawn of the North, Cuno watching the set, and plans for Keetooah Cherokee legends two reelers. Harold Lloyd's next comedy Doctor's Orders stars Mildred Davis in her third year as lead.
Mae Murray returns to memory lane in The Delicious Little Devil at the Columbia with Rudolph Valentino as leading man. Jackie Coogan’s next film directed by Fr Mason Hopper. Marion Davies shines in Beauty's Worth at the Strand. The Liberty shows For the Defenses with Ethel Clayton. Tom Reveller heads to speak to the Women’s King County Republican club at Madison Park.
A flapper Marie Prevost headlines Don't Get Personal at the Oak with a tale of a young woman who meddles in others love affairs and creates chaos. Also showing tonight is God's Crucible, a separate film in the same venue.
A Victorian style advertisement promotes Ironized Yeast with claims of plump, attractive flesh. It urges taking two tablets three times daily to improve arms, bust, neck and cheeks and promises quick, dramatic results. The copy offers a free three day test and cites druggists endorsements.
Judge Austin E. Griffiths, candidate for the U S senate in Washington, tours eastern Washington speaking on campaign issues. He will return to Seattle after a week to open headquarters in the Hoge Building annex.
The Seattle Better Business Bureau earned a silver cup from Multnomah Hotel Portland for the most convictions and top newspaper cooperation. It also won a briefcase for the coast’s best newspaper publicity. Ella Hall appears in In the Name of the Law after a three year absence.
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