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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1922

Page

14

Comedian Sis Keaton Stars in My Wife's Relations at Liberty

Liberty Theatre presents Sis Keaton known as the frosenfaced comedian in My Wife's Relations on Saturday with Mary Miles Minter and Buster in a new feature South of Suva. Winter Garden shows The Angel of Crooked Street featuring Alice Calhoun amid bandits and vengeance.

Liberty Aster Keaton Mary Miles Minterto Buster South of Suva

Contests at The Star Offer Prizes for The Storm Question

The Seattle Star invites readers to answer The Storm themed question Should a girl choose a city man or an outdoors man with prizes from first to thirteenth place totaling five dollars and more. Essays must be under 200 words and on one side only. Judges' decision is final and staff of The Star Columbia and Universal Exchange are barred from participating.

Dave Stewart New York London Manette Columbia Matt Moore Universal Star Pierce Redly

Which Man in The Storm at Columbia Cinema

A newspaper item discusses the play The Storm at the Columbia, framing the central dilemma of city versus country men and a woman’s choice. It notes a forthcoming synopsis and invites reader discussion on the problem of which man the heroine should choose.

Angel-face Calhoun in The Angel of Crooked Street

Vitagraph presents The Angel of Crooked Street at the Winter Garden starring Alice Calhoun who earns the nickname Angel-face for her celestial charm. The publicity calls attention to her ethereal screen persona and graceful presence.

Vitagraph Crooked Street Winter Garden Alice Calhoun Angel-face

Sloop Rammed by Ship Flares Sparks Liquor Find

New York coast guardsmen recover wrecked sloop J. HP after a flare from a passing ship signals a collision. The vessel was found rammed on a point with cargo reportedly totaling 1,200 cases of liquor onboard.

New York J. HP

American towns named after English towns number around one thousand six

About 1000 U.S. towns derive their names from English counterparts. The pattern shows strong cultural ties reflected in place names across multiple states and regions.

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