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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
10
Wallace Reid stars in The Love Burglar at the Coliseum this week with Dorothy Davenport as Mrs Reid and three year old William Reid highlighted as part of the family group shown in the feature.
Liberty in Mary Regan features Anita Stewart through Friday night with high gowns and dramatic ability. Pathe News Services and several short pictures accompany the program. Slumber Little Jungle Maid is introduced by Oliver G. Wallace.
Dorothy Green, once dismissed as an extra at World Studio in Fort Lee New Jersey, reappears two years later to confront the casting director claiming she would return as a star. She recalls being fired for insisting on front-row placement and now asserts she has made good by becoming a recognized talent.
The Rex screens A House Divided starring Vio let and Charles Blackton son of J Stuart Black ton. Triangle studios covers 40 acres and Douglas Fairbanks studied at Colorado School of Mines and Harvard. Mary Pickford began on stage at five. Virginia Pearson noted for fashion, Tom Mix writes and produces A Hard Boiled Tenderfoot, and Helen Chadwick's model fame moves to film. Deliverance about Helen Keller is planned with David W. Griffith on stage earlier. Theda Bara shifts from vamp to a sweet wife role in Fox work, Raymond Hatton in The Love Burglar, and Close to Nature with Carter De Haven. Desert Gold stars Lincoln and Eileen Percy in the screen version of Zane Grey.
Constance Binney stars in Open Your Eyes at the Moore this week. The teen actress rose from New York stage success in 39 East to silent film with Adolph Zukor, supported by Faire Binney and John Barrymore in a cast tied to a United States health campaign.
A reflective line notes that when truth is suppressed it demands scrutiny and inquiry, signaling a demand for scrutiny of concealed facts.
Rents prove a burden to families as an ad promotes a home ownership plan. For $100 down and $15 monthly with interest, a two room house comes with a half acre plot near 35th Ave and W Streetcar. H C Peters at 716 Third Ave offers visits to the property.
The note lists Boldt's French Pastry locations in Uptown on M414 3rd Ave and Downtown at 913 2nd Ave, inviting customers to visit both shops.
Robert F. Smith, director of war loan orgs for the 12th Federal Reserve District, arrived in Seattle after leaving Oakland. He carries $40,000 in war savings stamps bound for Alaska aboard the Alameda, with $50,000 slated for Alaska. He traveled via plane, car, boat, and rail, filming along the way before heading back to Portland.
Preparations are underway for safety week July 27 to August 2. The Safety Driving club reports new features and prizes for Seattle merchants with attractive window displays. Committees across city districts will finalize plans at a Chamber of Commerce meeting in the Arctic building Thursday night.
The state board of chiropractor examiners met on Wednesday to outline its program. Officers elected include Dr. A John R Hildebrand of Spokane as vice president, Mrs. John D Morris of Tacoma as secretary and treasurer, and Dr. E R Dunham of Seattle as president.
T H J Ryan head of the community singing department will read a community sing in Bellingham on July 28 and will address the Rotary Club there.
A fragmentary period ad promotes Florence Upstairs Store with bold lines about fear as a demon and a business stance of no fear in business. It touts savings on coats and dresses, referencing the Florence Upstairs location and urging shoppers to act.
A compact note describes matting covered shirt waist boxes, noting their use and construction details. The fragment mentions materials and methods for covering shirt waists with matting, suggesting a decorative or protective lining technique.
A Friday sale offers underpriced Huck Towels in multiple sizes with color options and white Mercerized towels. The promotion highlights price concessions amid a rising market and urges buyers to stock immediate and future needs with these special values.
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