Billie Burke to Star in Six Reel Movie What is Kitty?
Billie Burke is reported to star in a six reel feature film in which she portrays Kitty a restless impulsive woman drawn to novelty and flirtation. The piece follows her relationships with Dick and others as they assess her charm and danger to stable life.
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Gunaliy
Electra-Vita Co
Scoes
Second Ave
Wash
Margie
Jim
Kitty
Billie Burke
Programs and Endings Showings at Multiple Theaters
A listing of ongoing and upcoming film programs across venues. Liberty presents Betty In Search of a Thrill and Southern American Travelogue in five parts. Colonial runs A Woman's Resurrection and The Hypocrites with three parts. Alhambra screens The Dancer and The Broken Window plus Mutual Weekly. Clemmers features The Cowboy and the Lady and San Diego Exposition. Mission shows Who Violates the Law with Hearst Selig Weekly and Sonny Jim and the Valentine. Grand presents The Corsican Brothers and No Soup with other titles. Seattle runs Added Fuel and At the Stroke of the Angelus with related shorts. Alaska offers The Failure and Keystone comedy. Madison showcases Modern Magdalen and The Black Box No 11. Home lists The Temple of Rogues with Mary Pickford in Wifey's Fling and The Water Cure. Ye College features The Photoplay Without a Name and They Were Heroes along with Boy Scouts Farm France and Romantic San Diego Pathe color scenery.
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Ye College
Boy Scouts Farm
France
San Diego
Pathe
Memorial Address Shown By Chief Justice Morrin
Chief Justice Morrin delivers memorial remarks in Olympia. The report notes aviation pioneer George L. Newberry fell 400 feet into a Kirkwood cemetery and survived with injuries.
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Morrin
Supreme Court
Olympia
George L. Newberry
Kirkwood
N.Y
Utah University
National Council of Women
Portland
Ore
Wilson
New Gold Creek
Upper Yuison
Dawson
Robert Polhamus
Port Angeles
Bank State Grange
Centralia
C. al Kegley
Grange
Two Men Make Homes From Scrap on Water Front
On Pike Street near the water front two men known as "The Gunner" and "Iron Tom" prove the high cost of living is a myth by living in boiler shells and scrap iron. The Gunner, 69, cooks and camps in a 6 by 5 by 4 foot home, paying $1.25 a week for food and avoiding rent and taxes. Iron Tom, slightly larger, works chipping mortar from bricks. Both keep neat, cozy shelters with garden patches and rely on friends and thrift to survive.
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Cascades
Glendale
Maxwelton
Whidby
Gov. Williams
Oklahoma
National Guard
Enid
Harry Stetson
Hoffman
Stockholm House
Portland
Herman
Crow
Supreme Corpine
Olympia Links
W. L. Hil
Hill
Mra
Isaac Cooper
Temple de Hirsch
Cunard
Aquitania
Mersey
Sai
Nome
Frank Shibata
Milwaukee
South Dakota Society
Woodland Park
J. E. Barnes
Western Governors
Bremerton Commercial Club
Musical Art Society
Fine Arts
Haillargeon
Frisco
Seattle
Grace
O-W
Tom” Christianson
Home Sweet Home
Pike St
Water Front
Washington St
Tom
Third
Pine
Alaska Hunter Faces Hard Times Like The Gunner
A 46 year old man in Alaska struggles to find work and money while living among iron junk, similar to a character called The Gunner. Unlike The Gunner, he has no bank account. He is known locally as Mister Gunn.
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Alaska
Iron Heap
Mister Gunn
Baptists Gather for Baptist Day at San Francisco Expo
Several thousand Baptists invaded the exposition grounds for Baptist Day ceremonies at the San Francisco exposition on June 1.
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San Francisco
Exposition Grounds
Title Insurance Explains Its Superior Examination and Guaranty
The article argues title insurance offers a more expert and economical examination than public records, with attorneys dedicated to one branch of law. It claims faster transfer, since much of the search is completed in advance, and notes title insurance logically approves its own work by insuring it, providing a guaranty with title.
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Title Insurance
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Elsie Janis
Lie
Betty
Paramount Travelogue Pictures
Anita Stewart
Earle Williams
Liberty
Margaret Edwards
Truth
Pike
Union 5
Arthur
Johnson
Edison
Washington, D. C
Enterpries Association
Herbert
Iso
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dug
Stefansson
Whittaker
M. C. Stringer
Yukon
Frederick Rada
Cleveland
Sammy
Edna Neff
Pensacola
Pla
Christiansburg
Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
Rockefellers
John D., Jr
Prison Commission
Leo Frank
Anderson
Alabama
Hillie Burke
Mhhis
Moving Picture
Metropolitan
Jerry
New York
Tage
Dumas
the Grand
Baggot
Burke
Roger Babson
The
Star
Babson
Bateon
Herberg
Clemmer
S&s Miller Kent
Arthur Johnson
Lubin
Betty Nansen
Europe
Wm. J. Kelly
Edward Jose
Hetty Nansen
Katusha Maslova
Siberia
Dimitri
Katusha
Ivan Shonback
Alhambra
Sells- Floto Circus
Garret
Cleo Madison
Smythe
Sroken
Grand Seattle
Miriam Nesbitt
Marc McDermott
Elsab Janis
Owen Moore
the Hypocrites
Edw
Coxen
Winifred Greenwood
Mutual
Lady
Miller Kent
San Diego Exposition
Hearst Selig
King Faggot
John Emerson
Keystone
Madison
Union Dye Works
10Th Ave
Union
Tolstoi
Crawford Organist
Panama-Pacific
California
Richard Seelye Jones
Jewel City
Marshall
Tower of Jewels
Lincoln Beachey
Art Smith
Gunner
Charles H, Law
James D. Hoge
N. B. Solner
Hoge
Financial District
Baptists
Washington
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