Screen talk at Columbia shows Leather Pushers and more
The Columbia theater features Round Five of The Leather Pushers a light comedy drama with romance and thrills. Other films include When Dawn Came at the same venue and The Dark Horse a comedy about a clever horse. The Winter Garden shows French Heels Irene Castle with Jocko. The Liberty screens The Paleface and Belle of Alaska with Jane Novak. Orphans of the Storm at the Strand filmed at Orienta Point Mamaronneck. Palace Hip screens The Rough Diamond with Tom Mix. Class A shows Some Wild Oats halted by the censor then cleared. Colonial presents Grand Larceny with Claire Windsor Elliott Dexter. Oak highlights Sex with Louise Glaum and The Broadway Puckaroo with William Farnes. Strand features In Matrimony a Failure Dorothy Dalton and The Crimson Challenge at the Liberty. Coliseum to debut The Seventh Day. A six-woman band posing as men robbed a Salmon City area in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Nevek
Alaska Columbila
Colleen Moore
Winter Garden
Irene Castle
Ocoliseum
Norma Talmadge
Columbia
HM. C. Witwer
Col. Her
Monk
Irene
Mrs. Castle
Jocko
College Coeds and Men Survey at Wisconsin University
A university questionnaire reveals freshmen and seniors at Wisconsin discuss marriage plans and finances. Women estimate $5 000 yearly with a husband and $2 500 for a late marriage, while men expect about $2 600 and marriage after 26. Notes cover expenses, social life, study worries, letters home, and parental occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Badger University
Wileconain Pey
University of Washington
St. Peter's
Man Gains Twenty Pounds on It in Spokane
Spokane resident Charles Green reports gaining twenty pounds after using Taniac. He says it built him up, improved his appetite, and relieved distress in his stomach, noting relief from rheumatism and nervousness as a result. Advertisements claim Tantac is sold by all good druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Charles Green
North Post St
Spokane
Wash
All Good Drug
Gista
Officers Nominated by the Muny League
Julius L. Baldwin and Robert C. Howe were nominated for president of the Municipal League. For vice president nominees are Howard A. Adama Jackson Silbaugh W B Henry and Robert F Sandall. Five trustees will be chosen from Dan Karlie John D Hall D P D Johnson Prof L F Metkirk Chas G Cole Ray Dumett Walter L Nossaman W Mason C L Wartelle and Andrew Steers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius L. Baldwin
Robert C. Howe
Municipal League
Howard A. Adama
Jackson Silbaugh
W. B. Henry
Robert F. Sandall
Dan Karlie
John D. Hall
D. PD. Johnson
Prof
L.F. Metkirk
Chas
G. Cole
Ray Dumett
Walterl. Nossaman
W. Mason
C. L. Wartelle
Andrew Steers
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Lillian and
Dorothy Gish
Joseph Schildkraut
Monte Blue
Rey Harnee Watter
Miers
Lita Lee
Richard Wartheimees
Buster Keaton
The
Tharon
Uld
Jane Novak
Belle of
Alaska
Seattle
Lost Valley
Arcola
A. Marsotte
Division Street
River Rouge
Michigan
Arcoia
Spear Boilers
Fourth Avenue
Seattle, Wash
Arcova
John Smith
Keaton
D. W. Griffith
Griffith
Orienta Point
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Henry M. Flagler
New York City
Strand
Palace Hip
Tom Mix
Mix
Censor Board
Portland
Claire Windsor
Albert Payson Terhune
Miss Windsor
Elliott Dexter
Richard Tucker
OAK
Jila Lee
Dorothy Dalton
Richard Barthelmess
Herbert Rawlinson
Idaho
Salmon City
Thos, Leeming & CO
New York
Green
Muny League
Theatre
Pike St
Puis Shapa
Deny Albert Payson Terhune
Grote-Rankin’s
Grote-Rankin CO
Fifth Avenue and
Pike Street
Charles Tennant
Mra
Monte P. Zicree
Anita
Lena Zicree
California
Northern Pacific
George T. Reid
Road
Beattie
P. P
Ji Drug Co
Transactions
Bell
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
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