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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1919

Page

8

Mountain States Hit By Cold Wave

Denver and Colorado Wyoming states endured a late spring frost Monday morning with Denver at 32 degrees and Yellowstone at 18. Frost damaged vegetables and fruit around Denver as Leadville and Lander reported falling temperatures.

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Overwork Triggers Indigestion Says Omaha Man

A Omaha resident, Mr. Martin Riley of 1324 Dodge Street, credits overwork and irregular meals with constant indigestion. He reports loss of appetite, weakness, and thin blood, improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, bought by mail from Schenectady, New York.

Martin Riley Dodge Street Omaha Nebraska Wh- Hams Pilla Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Alice Joyce Emerges From Humble Beginnings on Screen

Virginia born actress Alice Joyce rose from telephone operator roles in New York to Kalem and Vitagraph, joining Vitagraph in 1916. This week at the Coliseum she shines as Annie Sands in The Third Degree, a gripping film by Tom Terris based on Charles Klein's stage success, highlighting police coercion.

Alice Joyce Miss Joyce New York Virginia Kalem Vitagraph Annie Sands Charles Klein Tom Terrin Han Mins Joyce

Silent Film Offerings At Strand And Mission This Week

Mabel Normand stars in A Perfect 36 a busy boarding house maid turned diver and flapper in a seaside chase. Dorothy Gish leads To Get Him Yet a kitchen rebel romance with Richard Barthelmes. Marguerite Clark contends with relatives to exit the kitchen in Come Out of the Kitchen. Bennett plays a young sculptor in The Law of Men set in Washington Square with a protective guardian.

Mabel Normand Clemmer Mabel Dorothy Gish Mias Gish Richard Barthelmeses Dot Bennett Washington Square New York

Programs Today Liberty

Dorothy Gish stars in To Get Him Wet and Love’s Paleo Faces with Sennet Comedy and Pathe News at Liberty. Mabel Normand appears in UA Verfert 6 percent. Colusseums feature Alice Joyce in The Thirdegree with Coliseum News Pictures. Marguerite Clark headlines Come Out of the Kitchen at Strand Weekly with Barton Holmes Trav elogue. William Russell in Some Liar shown at Mission with Bray Pictographs and Harold Lloyd Comedy. Kerry Carey in Rare Fists at Rex. Henry Walthall in Modern Husbands at Colonial in Christie comedy News Events. Evelyn Nesbit appears in Thou Shalt Not at Little. Birth shown in Class A Engenic production.

Liberty Dorothy Gish Sennet Pathe News Clemmem Mabel Normand UA Verfert Coliseluy Alice Joyce Coliseum News Pictures Strand Marguerite Clark Strand Weekly Barton Holmes William Russell Bray Harold Lloyd Rex—Aerry Carey Henry Walthall Christie Evelyn Nesbit

Some Liar and A Modern Husband at the Colonial

William Rusach stages two dramas in a program marked by mystery and melodrama. A wrecked home drives Stephen Duane to the edge and leaves the wife in distress as a self styled love pirate disrupts reputations in A Modern Husband at the Colonial.

Stephen Duane

Film Board of Trade Convention Promises Star Appearances

The Northwest film Board of Trade convention will be held in July with film producing companies on site. Winners of a newspaper popularity contest will join the event as guests. Mary Pickford and Lila Lee headline upcoming projects and actors feature in new productions at local theatres.

Northwest Film Board of Trade Film Board

Gold Medal Haarem OU Capsules for Rheumatism Claims

An advertisement asserts rheumatism stems from kidney poisons and warns against temporary relief. It promotes Gold Medal OU Capsules as a cure that clears the kidneys and urinary tract, healing affected organs and stopping recurrence, available in three sizes at druggists.

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