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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1919
Page
10
From France where he served as sergeant major and later on the Stars and Stripes staff, the guest at a noon luncheon of the 100 Per Cent club argued conscription alone cannot build an army. He urged forming a volunteer army as the practical solution.
The star of The Home Town Girl, Vivian Martin, reappears in An Innocent Adventuress at the little town theater circuit. She is joined by Lloyd Hughes Edythe Chapman Spottiswoode Aitken and Hal Clements in a tale of a country girl who withholds a letter to save a friend from eviction, sparking comic trouble.
Wallace Reid's popularity fills the Coliseum for The Love Burglar with crowds, extending the run to Friday. He plays a wealthy clubman posing as a crook to enter an underworld den and rescue his brother, mistaken for the Colt Kid. The venue also screens last week's screen convention and screen ball with all the stars. Moore theatre shows Open Your Eyes, a health campaign photoplay by US Public Health Service about two girls and home life. Dorothy Dalton stars in Other Men's Wives at the Strand, a plot about a frame-up that she denounces. Colonial features Gates of Brass with Frank Keenan as a garbler who robs to provide for his daughter. Rex presents A House Divided, a film adaptation of The Substance of His House. Class A showcases Magesy starring Jackie Saunders in a wholesome tale of Muggsy.
The article lists Priscilla Dean vacationing in British Columbia, Wesley Berry in a Hampton production with Blanche Sweet, John Barrymore convalescing in Santa Barbara, Cecil De Mille buying a yacht, Edna Purviance aboard Chaplin’s Sea Gull air route, Theda Bara filming La Belle Russe, Geraldine Farrar and Robert Warwick touring Los Angeles, Mary Pickford backing the Victory Loan, and Helen Chadwick revealed as married to Trent Wellman amid recent showings.
Fay Tincher fills Clemmer theater this week with fans applauding her charm both on and off screen. She shares experiences of stardom and previews her latest comedy Mary Moves In.
Funeral services for James J. Daly a wealthy Alaska meat dealer and mill man who died in Minneapolis at his sister's home on July 16 were held at 9 am Wednesday from St Joseph Roman Catholic church 18th Ave N and Aloha. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery.
City engineer's office announces a four mile arterial highway connecting Seward Park with Rainier Valley to be completed before winter. Council passes a bill authorizing a $368,000 expenditure. A council action signals progress on urban improvements in Seattle.
A fragment notes Boldt's French and two addresses in Uptown area, 1414 3rd Ave and 913 2nd Ave, suggesting a relocation or listing. The terse item lacks context or dates but records the place names and street numbers.
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