Advice on marriage and divorce from Miss Grey
A reader asks if she should marry a divorced man, noting Bible views on divorce. Miss Grey advises considering blame in the separation, and if both love each other and the partner is honorable, marriage can bring happiness despite past divorce. A separate letter discusses traditional views that marriage should produce children, and another laments a misaligned view of marriage as a sexual proposition.
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Kleals
Altho
Uncle Tom
M. C
St. Paul
Misa Grey
Miss Grey
Lady Instructed To Visit The Star For Orpheum Tickets
A caller is advised that if she visits The Star's editorial rooms she will receive two tickets to the Orpheum vaudeville show at the Moora theater. The notice appears as a courtesy promotion or reader engagement in the paper.
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Star
Orpheum
Moora
Confessions of a Bride Readers Catch Family Murder Mystery
A 1920 serialized scene shows Ann and the narrator amid a household murder case. The missing bathhouse key and a yellow silk beach costume become clues not disclosed by papers. Tension rises as they weigh police interest and personal secrecy.
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Ann
Bob
Joyce
Nion
Ives
Daddy Lorimer
Claude Ives
Markeman
Boldt’s Offers Low Food Costs Advertisement
An advertisement proclaims Boldt’s as the place where food costs the least. It invites readers to dine there, highlighting affordability and value in meals.
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Boldt'’s
Clarence at the Metropolitan theatre delights with clean Booth Tarkington comedy
The opening of a week at the Metropolitan theatre presents Clarence by Booth Tarkington. Robert Adama as Clarence brings entomology humor and musical skill while the Wheeler household weaves romantic entanglements. Gregory Kelly and Ruth Gordon lead a well balanced juvenile cast.
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Booth Tarkington
Metropolitan Theatre
Clarence
Penrod
Wheeler
Clarance
Cora
Bobby
Aiter
Robert Adama
Bugs Ian
Dobby
Mr. Wheeler
Mrs. Wheeler
Gregory Kelly
Ruth Gordon
Louise Dresser and Jack Gardner Lead Pleasant Moore Show
Louise Dresser and Jack Gardner headlined a pleasing Moore Sun day bill with Clara Morton from the Four Mortons drawing equal applause. The act features a past song routine, blackface comedy by Harrison Greene, and a dance duo with Katherine Parker.
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Louise Dresser
Jack Gardner
Clara Morton
Mortons
Miss Morton
Harrison Greene
Katherine Parker
Greene
Nora Bayes
Dresser Gardner
Kila Ryan
Ranous
Palo
Palet
Anita Ding
Topica
Peppy Loew's Palace bill features Military Revue and varied acts
The new show at Loew's Palace Hip opens with the Military Revue a vivacious sextet delivering a brisk military number Irish and Scotch songs and dances and solo work by a soprano and toe dancer. Fred Lewis rooms with laughs then Mullaly Howell and McCarthy perform an optimistic sketch. The piece ends with a note of suspense as the narrator questions Ann Lorimer's involvement in Claude Ives's death.
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Loew's Palace Hip
Fred Lewis
Mullaly, Howell
McCarthy
Fred Driscoll
Evelyn Westcott
Linkos
Levy's Orpheum presents Daddy No 2 a lively musical comedy
Levy's Musical Comedy Company offers a brisk the at Levy's Orpheum this week with Oscar Gerard and Lew White in leading comic roles. Ward plays Ole's domineering wife with big fun, Pauline Arthur and the trio deliver a hit number An Old Fashioned Garden, and Lew White with twenty chorus girls performs a clever encore demanding performance.
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Levy
Orpheum
Oscar Gerard
Lew White
Ward
Ole
Pauline Arthur
Miss Arthur
Law White
Bess Hill
Wilkes Theatre Opens Capt. Kidd Jr A Felt Comedy
The Wilkes theatre debuts Capt. Kidd Jr a three act felt comedy run through the week. Andrew McTavish and his daughter Mary headline the troupe delivering light pirate party style entertainment with the Wilkes players guiding the show.
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Wilkes
Capt. Kidd, Jr
Wilkes Theatre
Andrew McTavish
Mary
McTavish and Company
Sandal League Aims to Cut Leather Costs in Madrid
In Madrid on June 28 a movement for sandal use spreads across towns to curb leather prices. A light comedy plot follows Jim Anderson and the McTavishes seeking hidden Cape Cod treasure, only to uncover a letter praising health and air as life’s true treasure. Cast includes Alexis Luce John Anderson Jane Morgan Mary Henry Hall McTavish, while Boldt’s pastries advertise in the hall.
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Jim Anderson
Cape Cod
William Carleton
Carleton
Anderson
McTavishes
Me. Tauvishes
Alexis Luce
John Anderson
Jane Morgan
Mary
Henry Hall
McTavish
Howard Russell
Wilkes
Reward Offered for Girl Workers in Nottingham
London June 28. News reports that firms in Nottingham seek female labor and offer rewards for introductions of suitable workers. One firm promises payment for each girl or woman placed in work.
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London
Nottingham
Great Credit House Sale Continues at Cherry’s Rialto
Despite past week activity the Cherry sale continues with buyers taking advantage of credit and savings. Unusual opportunity drives renewed momentum with deep reductions on dresses and accessories and strong values in men’s and boys’ suits at Cherry’s Rialto Style Shop in the Rialto Building.
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Fannie Hurst
Columbia Bottling Co
The
Seattle Star
the Star
Seattle
Ladies’ Union
C. M. C. Athletic Union
Sateen
Second Avenue
James Street
Cress-Dale
Daisy Henry
Ofa
Endterprise, Associ
Ann Ann
Jimmy Lorimer
Mother
Daddy
Comic Opera
Head Moore Bill
Palace Hip
Ann Lorimer
United Tea & Coffee Stores
Liberty Market
Yesler Way
South End
Weeny Rug Co
Capitol
Cup
Levy's
Madrid
Spain
Boldt
United States
Great Credit House
Cherry's
Rialto
Old Frederick & Neeson
Gottstein
Svuuncuus Sucivicc
M. A. Gottstein Furniture CO
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