World Film’s Little Miss Brown at Clemmer and More At Colonials
The Star’s moving picture page highlights World Film Corporation’s Little Miss Brown with Gremuen Brown aka Vivian at Clemmer for Sunday to Tuesday and notes strong support cast. Colonial shows The Plunderer with Farnum, mine strike, reservoir blast, and hidden enemies. Liberty features Jim the Penman with Mason. The Mission shows The Awakening and Vain Justice plus Raskey’s Road Show. Class A keeps Chaplin in Tilly’s Punctured Romance. Grand screens Universal features A Circus Girl’s Romance, Shal l We Eat Pie, Too Many Crooks. Alhambra runs The Carpet From Bagdad with Kathryn Williams in a desert storm tale of theft and romance.
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Gremuen Brown
Vivian
World Film Corporation
Miss Brown
Clemmer
John Mason
Jim the Penman
Continents
Seattle
Mason
James Ralston
Raskey
Anita Stewart
Earle Williams
DR To
Joan Mason
Jim
Penman
Liberty
Kathryn Williams
Bagdad
Alhambra
William Farnum
The
Colonial
Chaplin
Clase A
Baccalaureate Services Set at University Sunday
Baccalaureate services at the university begin at 11 on Sunday with Prof. Meany marshal of the day. Rev. Carter Helm Jones delivers the sermon and President Landes presides. The class of ’15 gathers at Denny Hall and marches in groups to Meany Hall for the public exercises.
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Meany
Carter Helm Jones
Landes
Denny Hall
Meany Hall
Serial Film Listings and Show Timings Across Theaters
The page lists multiple films and serials airing in various theaters through the week. Titles include Jim the Penman The Plunderer Tillies Punctured Romance Little Miss Brown The Awakening Vain Justice Raskeys Road Show A Circus Girls Romance Shall We Eat Pie Too Many Crooks May Blossom Hearst Selig Weekly The Rose of the Rancho In the House of a Thousand Relations Two of the Finest The Song of the Heart Mutual Weekly.
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Madison
Harry Meyers
Weber and Fields
Mutual Weekly
Woman Injured After Auto Hit Near Pike and 12th
Mrs. J. Herman of 20th Ave NE and BE, 70th St, was struck Friday night at Pike and 12th and is hospitalized with a skull injury. She does not recall the accident and her condition is described as slight.
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Pike and 12Th Ave
J. Herman
20Th Ave. N. E
Andorra President Earns $15 Yearly Salary
The president of the republic of Andorra in the Pyrenees receives the smallest salary of any civil government at just 15 dollars per year.
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Republic of
Andorra
Pyrenees
New York Post Urges George Turner for Secretary of State
The Evening Post weighs the secretary of state appointment and backs ex Senator George Turner of Spokane Washington as the best Western choice. It argues no better Western man could be named. Also notes a Siberian rail journey of 5426 miles took nine days and 21 hours from Moscow to Vishivostok.
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New York
The
Evening Post
George Turner
Spokane
Wash
Moscow
Vishivostok
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star’s Moving Picture Department
Miss Martin
Farnum
Bill Mathews
Croix Dormine
Bill
Charlies Chaplin
Mabel Normand
Marie Dressler
Fatie
Charles Chaplin
Pike ST
Third Ave
Anita
Stewart
Earle
Vitagraph
Drew
Richard Travers
William Fox
Ory of
Crawford Organist
Plunderer
Tillie
Little Miss Brown
Vivian Martin
Farle Williams
Marie Walcamp
May Blossom
Hearst Selig Weekly
Alaska
Bessie Barriecale
Gill
Council Finance Committee
Doc Lucas
Bellingham
A. J. Lucas
Lucas
N. Y. Post
George
Hell” Nestor
Famous Players Drama
H. B. Murtagh
Wurlitzer
Hope-Jones Unit
Pike
Faarold MacGrath
New York City
Cairo
Egypt
Sahara
Westlake