History Puzzle Series in The Star
The Seattle Star invites readers to guess the meaning of a 24‑part puzzle series. The fifth image in the set is printed today, with instructions to submit guesses to the History Puzzle Editor in Seattle, Wash. Prizes total five dollars for top sets and one dollar for five runners up.
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Mary Pickford Advances on Tess of the Storm Country
Mary Pickford has completed one fourth of her next picture and will keep the title Tess of the Storm Country. Doug Fairbanks now has half of his new film completed under the title Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood. Distributors seek another actor named Douglas Fairbanks to avoid confusion.
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Lola Weber stages studio revue for Postwar Service League
Lola Weber, star, producer and director, returned from Europe to stage a big studio revue at her plant last Saturday night. The event featured star appearances and served as a benefit for the Postwar Service League.
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Movie Theater Programs List Shows Varying Titles
Today’s programs include Liberty with Naster Keaton in DC Callen Laodia and Patey uth Miller in Watch Your Step at multiple venues. Columbia features Frank Mayo in Out of the Silent North. Winter Garden presents Hope Hampton in The Best. Coliserum showcases Apite Stewart in The Woman He Married. Strand presents Alme Hobens in Bind the Woman. Oak shows diladyse Walton in The Goat teren. Colonial offers Gaereth Hughes in Don’t Wette Letters.
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New Film Bill Opens at Liberty with Keaton and Malotte
Buster Keaton leads a lively program at the Liberty with Albert Hay Malotte doubling as organist and singer of Old Fashioned Girl by Jolson request. A comedy riot follows as Keaton chases a junk dealer plot while Watch Your Step features Cullen Landis and Patsy Ruth Miller. Frank Mayo stars in Out of the Silent North at Columbian with scenic snowbound photography and special numbers by Liborius Hauptmann. The Bait at Winter Garden stars Hope Hampton with a shop girl framed plot and escape aiding her to clear her name.
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Strand and Colonial Show New Silent Films
The week’s bill features The Bait and Find the Woman mysteries with Alma Rubens, plus a Colonial run of Don't Write Letters starring Gareth Hughes. Oak presents The Guttersnipe with Gladys Walton and Desert Gold with Roy Stewart on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Myers cast in Captain Blackbird comedy role
Harry Myers named for an important part in the Goldwyn production Captain Blackbird. He will portray an American derelict on a South Sea island in Carey Wilson's original story.
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Leatrice Joy Burn Accident During Hospital Scene Filming
Leatrice Joy, star of Lasky pictures, suffered a painful burn when a pot of boiling grease toppled during a scene shot at a hospital. Treatment was rapid and the production keeps the schedule on track.
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Screen Stars and Projects Swirl Around Goldwyn Pictures
Picture Peter Rupert Hughes and wife write a story for the screen titled OCimme now filming at Goldwyn. Hughes first screen effort Enter Madame with Clara Kimball Young, Hands of Naroo completed by her. Pearl White returns from Paris in July to begin a Pathe serial. Harold Lloyd next comedy due by July 1. Roy Stewart to star in The Radio King. Gloria Joy, a former child actor, headlines a new comedy series after four years in vaudeville.
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Hurricane's Gal Preview Draws Enthusiastic Reception
Dorothy Phillips stars in Allen Holubar's dramatic film Hurricane's Gal shown at the California theater in Venice California. Reports say the crowd gave it a most enthusiastic reception and predict the forthcoming First National attraction will be a sure-fire winner.
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