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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
2
A vintage ad-like fragment touts a hair darkening formula with Sage Tea and Sulphur. It claims to restore natural color, improve gloss, and can be applied with a comb or brush for gray roots, marketed as an easy, affordable remedy from Wyeth’s compound.
The page lists multiple film offerings and stars across venues. Owen Moore returns in Sooner or Later while Pauline Frederick stars in Laura Bruce in The Woman in Room 13. Charlie Ray headlines The Pinch Hitter at the Rex with Parisians in Parts Green at the Liberty.
Pauline Frederick stars in The Woman in Room 13 at Clemmer this Saturday. Sylvia Breamer joins Cecil DeMille’s Old Wives for New closing at Rex tonight. Muck Lever y Finn ends at Coliseum and Norma Talmadge appears in The Woman Gives Saturday. Inga Sanderson embodies duty in Dring Jack, with John Halliday and Lucille Lee Stewart co starring. The Colonial hosts The Double Standard with Mary Warner and special The Courage of Marge O Doone at Strand.
A 14 month old French police dog guides Olive Thomas and Walter McGrail to reconciliation in Jenny. Final scenes for Louise Hoffs Selznick picture The Dangerous Paradise directed by William P and Earle. Tom Blake joins The Nobleman with Eugene O'Brien. George Archainbaud directs. Harry Tighe stars in Red Foam with Zena Keefe. The Island of Regeneration ships from Vitagraph this month. Harry T Morey stars in The Gauntlet filmed largely in North Carolina mountains.
The motion picture magazine beauty contest winner Virginia Faire tops the field among thousands of contestants yet continues to rise in film, having just signed a five year leading woman contract with Universal.
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