Wallace Reid Shines in The Love Special at Winter Garden
Wallace Reid stars in The Love Special a delightful railroad romance showing at the Winter Garden this week.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
8
Wallace Reid stars in The Love Special a delightful railroad romance showing at the Winter Garden this week.
Picture Pritter Theodore Kosloff leads the Imperial Russian ballet in Los Angeles and plays Dr Rivas in Wallace Reid’s The Dictator. Bebe Daniels and Jack Holt film exterior scenes for War of Paradise in Phoenix. Also notes past film King Queen Elizabeth with Sarah Bernhardt.
Columbia Ilow Winters rises to stardom in The Golden Gallows with Mies Du Pont in the lead and Victoria Gatland’s magazine story adaptation directed by Paul Scardon. Her Own Money with Ethel Clayton opens at Coliseum. Warner Baxter stars as Clayton’s husband. Strand presents Saturday Night with Conrad Nagel and Edith Roberta. The Love Special stars Clarence Burton in a Wallace Reid comedy at Winter Garden. Winning With Wits with Barbara Bedford opens at Colonial. Coast of Opportunity stars Warren Kerrigan at Oak. Western Tonight fo This To Arizona with Franklyn Farnum at Nex. Genevieve Berte plays a key role alongside Francia Ward and Shorty Hamilton.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims the pills purify skin and eyes, stimulate bile, relieve constipation, and offer no dangerous after effects, priced at 15c to 30c per box.
A girl writes of an 18 year old romance strained by disapproval from her boyfriend’s parents and a plan to end her life. The adviser explains their youth, urges ending the fixation, and offers steps to regain cheer, plus a quiz on basic topics and stain removal tips.
The text confirms Abraham Lincoln lived in New Salem Illinois and was a grocery store partner with William Berry for a time. It also correctly notes his ownership stake in a store there and mentions his association with the town and era.
Theatrical observers claim any play with the word gold or golden in its title is doomed to fail, a belief that persists despite varying productions. The superstition colors opening night expectations and audience reactions across venues.
Star readers may obtain an interesting bulletin by writing to the Publications Division, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington DC. Request Farmers' Bulletin 624. No postage is required. Do not write to The Star Washington bureau.
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