Elks Local No 2 Picnic At Silver Lake
Elks Local No 2 plans a picnic at Silver Lake 26 miles from Seattle along the Everett road next Sunday. The lodge provides eats music and a dancing floor. Bert Corbin chairman with H G Bidinger and E E Kelley head the committees and widows and families of deceased brothers are urged to attend.
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Elks
Silver Lake
Seattle
Everett Road
Bert Corbin
H. G. Bidinger
E. E Kelley
Liberty and Colonial Theaters Offer Diverse Docket
Today’s programs feature Liberty Charles Ray’s Homer of EMMTER and Moore’s The May, alongside Mary’s Ankle. Colonial presents Frank Keema in Dol dare for Dollars.
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Liberty
Charles Ray
Homer of Emmter
Tom Moore
Frank Keema
The Fighting Chance at Strand and Other Local Showings
The Strand features Robert W. Chambers gripping The Fighting Chance with Anna Q. Nilsson and Conrad Nagel leading. Henry characters Stephen Siward and Sylvia Landis drive a tale of love wealth and risk as Stephen wins her over. Also at the Liberty Charles Ray stars Homer Comes Home a tale of ambition and fortune from a small town to the city and back. Coliseum presents The Orphan with William Farnum and Louise Lovely, Colu m Coliseum shows The Great Accident with Tom Moore as Wint Chase, Clemmer screens Mary Ankle style comedy with Jane Novak, and Rex presents Mary Ankle a farcical inheritance tale ending in marriage.
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Robert W. Chambers
Anna Q. Nilsson
Conrad Nagel
Stephen Siward
Sylvia Landis
Sylvia
Howard Quarrier
Stephen
Liberty
Charles Ray
Homer
Andrew Carnegie
Edison
Carnegie
Mainsville
Coliset
Fords County
Indiana
Wiliam Farnum
Louise Lovely
Coliseum
Clemmer
Tom Moore
Wint Chase
Winthrop Chase
Hardiston
Amos Caretall
Boas
Wint, Jr
Winthrop Chase, Jr
Jane Novak
New York
Dollars for Delia at the Colonial staged by Frank Keenan
Frank Keenan appears in Dollars for Delia at the Colonial for a three day engagement. He plays a millionaire philanthropist who gained wealth by fraud and faces blackmail from a society woman. The plot centers on betrayal repentance and a dramatic climax involving the blackmailer and her daughter.
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Colonial
Frank Keenan
Colonial Today
Delia
The
Charlie Chaplin Walk Impersonation At U S Fair
Mary Pickford relays a July tale of Charlie Chaplin visiting a U S fair. He entered a walk imitation contest without his mustache and boots and finished twentyeth. The piece also notes historic English discovery of sugar via Indian traders.
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London
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
Lady Desborough
Charlie
United States
Noted Men Elected to Goldwyn Board of Directors
On July 23 a large group of prominent figures were elected to the board of Goldwyn Pictures. Gen T Coleman Dupont Meamore Kendall Edward Bowes Robert W. Chambers William Braden and Frank H Hitchcoek joined the board, signaling the growing importance of the motion picture industry.
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Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
J. A. Kolupel
Seattle
Goldwyn Distributing Corporation
New York
Goldwyn Company
Gen. T. Coleman Dupont
Meamore Kendall
Merehall Realty Corporation
Capitol Theatre
New York City
The Highest Bidder Star Faces Accent Talk
Lionel Atwill stars in the Goldwyn picture The Highest Bidder and defends his English accent. He admits he sometimes resents remarks about his accent and jokes about it as he promotes the film.
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Lionel Atwill
Tratest Goldwyn
Lionel
Potter Blue to Star in The Kentuckians After Jacklina
Potter Monte Blue finished his role in The Jacklina and will go to New York to play in The Kentuckians, John Fox Jr. novel adapted for the screen. Bertram Burleigh to lead in The Great Day a Paramount version. Olive Thomas leads in The Flapper for Selznick. Rockliffe Fellowes stars opposite Flaine Hammerstein in The Point of View. Mabel Normand laments camping gear while praised for swimming prowess.
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Monte Blue
Paramount
George Medford
New York
John Fox, Jr
Bertram Burleigh
Paramount Picture
Drury Lane
Europe
Famous Players,Lasky British Producers, Inc
Burleigh
Rockliffe Fellowes
Alaska
Flaine Hammerstein
Selznick
New Hair Removal Method Promises Hairless Skin
A vintage ad touts phe lactine as a superior hair removal method that removes hair from roots, claiming it is harmless, non irritant, odorless, and even edible. The copy promises quick results and smooth skin after using the product from a druggist with simple instructions.
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Robert W.chambers
Ann Brown
Jraymond E. Swyney
Oakiland
H. Gwyney
N. 60Th St
Douglas
Doris
Arbuckle
America
Rex
Mary Ankle
Doc
Hampton
Boldt’s
Adv
Scattle Optical Co
Anna Q. Nilsson and
Strand
England
Columbia
Cole
Augustine & Kyer
Goldwyn
Ben Ames Williams
Saturday Evening Post
Clemmer Music
Liborius Hauptman
LLOYD
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
COR University
Olive Thomas
the Flapper
Mabel Normand
Mabel
Show Grounds
Bash & Lane Piano Co
Third Ave
Ustell
Carom Eatonic
Bartell Drug Stores
Thos, H. Ince
Hart
Charlie Ray
Resolute
Mayme la Rue
Chauncey Olcott
Bill Hart
San Francisco
Union Oil Co
Texas
Oklahoma
Chickering Brewster
Mehlin
Behr Bros. Chickering and and Player Pianos
Kimball Marshall
Wendell
Force
Karry Marry Company
Tacoma
Wash
Dregsiom
Madison
Oscar Gerard
Bess Hill
Large Levy
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