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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
8
Ady Vivienne, central figure in Wild Honey, appears at the Colonial played by Priscilla Dean. The role suits her dynamic personality as she unleashes striking manner and deep emotion while saving her sweetheart from a flood caused by a dam blast.
Byron Morgan recalls Wallace Reid misadventures in a small Dent car used in the racing photoplay now showing at the Liberty. The star struggled at first but adapts quickly, hinting at a possible rise among the smaller cars.
In Portland a circuit court complaint claims A Henry Wemme died accelerated by Christian Science treatment. Relatives accuse six Christ Scientist churches of controlling the Wemme endowment and seek turnover of the estate and stock worth about 600000 to the plaintiffs.
An ourangoutang trained for film work killed its brutal trainer in Vienna after a confrontation high in a tree. The animal strangled the trainer and hurled the body to the ground. The note mentions the first U.S. income tax took effect in 15463.
Area theaters present diverse bills led by Linerty Wallace in Acrone the Continent at Linert y Hall. Columbia showcases Jean Paige and Macia Arbuckle in The Judge. Winter Garden presents Williams in The Silver Car. Coliseum screens Katherine MacDonald in The Infidel. ND offers James Kirkwood in The Yen From Home. Oak presents The Other Woman with Nayne ag Nei Dean.
Char acter actor Lumbia on Chaney returns to the Columbia for a Universal photodrama re engagement The Trap a Northwoods tale of love betrayal and revenge with Chaney as a trapper A waif and child love lead to regeneration Farle Williams stars in The Silver Car at the Winter Garden showing tonight Also Coliseum presents Katherine MacDonald in The Infidel and Strand features The Man From Home adaptation of Booth Tarkington novel
Chicago women students from Sl university and the University of Chicago form a secret society aimed at promoting intellectualism over flapper fashions. Leaders in their classes spearhead the plan, though a professor cautions the effort faces a long road.
In Streator Illinois on June 14 a pony tipped over hive frames and was killed by three swarms of bees attacking. Mrs Albert Brandes owner of the pony was severely stung and poisoned while trying to rescue the animal and fainted.
Screen and scenes shot in Italy frame a race drama Across the Continent with James Kirkwood and Anna Q Nilsson as leads. In Wild Honey Priscilla Dean stars at the Colonial. Oak shows The Other Woman chasing Langdon Kirven in a dramatic photodrama.
Film star Mabel Normand departed New York aboard the Aquitania for London, saying the William Desmond Taylor murder case is among the reasons for her need to rest.
Conway Teale and Mariam Cooper lead a Detroit film with Dorothy Dalton and Jack Holt in On the High Seas the first original Edward Sheldon story. Mary Astor and Glenn Hunter in Second Fiddle, Omar the Tent Maker features Guy Bates Post with a large supporting cast. Bill Desmond injured again in hotel fire. Niles Welch Ruth Renick Russell Simpson co star in From Rags to Fides. Harry Myers in Vengeance Deep.
Members of the Slot Division will meet next Friday at noon in the L. Smith Building restaurant to transact reunion business. The association aims for an August 19 20 gathering here. Notices went out from reunion headquarters in the Railway Exchange building. President W J Coyle will leave June 24 for San Francisco to attend the Disabled American Veterans national convention and address a List Division mass meeting June 28.
Frank Smith chased his blown hat from an auto in BTAMFORD England on June 14. He fractured a very thin skull leaping after the hat and died an hour later.
Windsor England June 14 Lady Susan Townley sister of the Earl of Albemarle was arrested for speeding and fined ten dollars after a dispute with a policeman.
Decatur June 14 Mrs Henry Links of Bethany opened an old oven and was stung by wasps that had built a nest inside. The incident occurred in Decatur Illinois.
Birth notices list Charles Harlo Bell, a boy, and Joseph M Hernbaum, a girl among many newborns. Marriage licenses include Clarence E. iii Seattle and Frances E. Robinson Beattle, plus other Seattle area pairs. The long roster shows ages and residences with several older individuals named in obituaries and legal notices.
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