Local Proograms Highlight Entertainers in Minor Releases
A brief page lists performers and show titles across several small outlets. Douglas Maclean and Doers May present What’s Your Mus band Deteg with Herbert Hawlinson for The Silkiens Manknete. Dorothy Dalton stars Mack to White. Mae Warner and Maurice Tournier feature in other comedies and reels at Strand and Strand Weekly outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Maclean
Doers May
Herbert Hawlinson
Silkiens Manknete
Liberty Weekly
Clemmerfey Stewart
Tobby Vernon
Cleamer News
Colise M Bthel Clayton
Winthrop
Dorothy Dalton
Colontal
Warner
Comeedy
Pathe Hevten
Maurice Tearnier
iMell
Allee Dirady
Wilack In White and The Sagebrush Comedy At Strand And Clemmer
The Strand screens Wilack In White adapted from George Cary McCutcheon with Margaret Broad who leaves her jealous husband and impersonates her sister to wed a Paris nobleman. At the Clemmer Betty Brice stars in The Sagebrushers a lively foil to the drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y McCutcheon
Dorothy Dalton
Wilack
Strand
McCutcheon
Margaret Broad
Clemmer
Betty Brice
Mins Birice
Annie Squires
New York
Sadies
Montana
Marty Warren
Spring Fashion Show and Film Week At The Coliseum
The Coliseum hosts a Spring Fashion Show with daily afternoon and evening model displays featuring Ethel Clayton’s vehicle Young Mrs Winthrop. Doris May stars at the Liberty in Whats Your Husband Doing with Douglas MacLean. The Rex shows Mauric Tournier's The Whip, a nonstop thriller with horse race and train wreck. H B Warner stars at the Colonial in A Fugitive from Matrimony. Marguerite De Formont and Evelyn Hayes perform, plus Roosevelt film star Theodore Roosevelt biography actor E J Radcliffe appears with Madge Kennedy in Trimmed With Red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
Ethel Clayton
Mrs. Winthrop
Doris May
Liberty
Douglas MacLean
Miss May
Kubetik
Rex Maurice Tournier
Rex
H. B. Warner
Maglieh
Warner
Marguerite de Form Ont
Evelyn Hayes
George BR. Hayes
Weeks Break Up A Cold Tab Notes A Cure For Colds
Eleanor worries about a doctor's bill eating her blouse money after her mother touts Weeks Break Up A Cold tablets. She suspects calomel but learns the vegetable laxative formula excludes it. A breakfast test shows the cold gone and a purchase planned with relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eanore
Eleanor
Dilla
Mystery Surrounds Lone Wolf's Girl in Seattle
Mystery surrounds the Lone Wolf's daughter arriving in Seattle for a cryptic kalogram clue in The Stara movie column. A local theater offers prizes to 25 solvers who crack the Peacock Kalogram before the prize deadline. Mrs. Florence Thompson was injured after a Broadway streetcar collision near Third Avenue and Pike Street and treated at City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl of Mystery
Seattle
the Lone Wolf
Stara
Florence Thompson
Toren Ave
Third Ave
Pike St
City Hospital
Broadway
Greatest in the World Asserts J E Everhart
J E Everhart of Seattle proclaims Tanlac the greatest medicine in the world after suffering with digestion and weight loss for two years. He reports marked improvement after six bottles, noting restored appetite and digestion and a twelve pound weight gain. The ad states Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle sold Tanlac under a special representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
J. K. Everhart
Thirty-third Avenue
South
Seattle
Eixteen
The
Pacific Investment Co
Jand
Taniac
Bartell Drug Stores
Swamp Root Ad Promises Kidney Health Relief
Readers are urged that back pain signals kidney trouble and that Swamp Root from Dr. Kilmer & Co offers a quick remedy. The ad claims efficacy for kidney liver and bladder issues with a sample bottle offer and a book of letters, urging readers of The Seattle Star to request it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Binghamton, N. Y
Seattle Star
Still Returns After Shootout in Issaquah
Tom Legg, shot twice by Deputies Matt Starwich and Herbert Hieebe after running amuck with a rifle Sunday in Issaquah, remained in county hospital Tuesday. Deputies returned to Issaquah Monday with a copper still reportedly taken from Legg’s cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legg
Tom Legg
Matt Starwich
Herbert Hieebe
Issaquah
Young Wah and Lee Sing Plead Not Guilty in Narcotics Case
United States district court records show Young Wah and Lee Sing pleaded not guilty on narcotic charges. Trial is set for April in Y-Aprilm court after the Monday afternoon arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Wah
Lee Sing
United States District Court
Brooks duo to plead on liquor law charges in court
R. J. and W. F. Brooks are charged with liquor law violations and will plead Monday in a United States district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. and
W. F. Brooks
United States District Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Symphony Orchestra
Eva
Indiana Moon
Courtesy
MacDougall-Southwick Company
Knights of Co
Pacific
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Transportation Club
California
George Carr
E. J. Radcliffe
Theodore Roosevelit
Roosevelt
Madge Kennedy
Dorothy Rosher
Screen Players
Charles Rosher
Rosher
Dorothy
Mr. Winthrop
Mres Clayton
Ume
Gee Berwons
Peggy Hyland
Charlie Chaplin
Mildred Harris
Lars Weber
Maurice Tourneur
Drury Lane
London
Australia
Mystery
J. E. Everhart
Dr. Kilmer
Saturday Evening Post
the Sagebrusher
Emerson Hough
Emerson
Thrilla
Liborious
Martin Johnson
Isles of the New Hebrides
New Screen Magazine
Lady Artistes
Grote-Rankin
Pike
Fifth
Capitol
Iberty
Pike and Liberty Theatre
AG von Mer
Herbert Rawlinson
Wallace
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