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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1922

Page

8

The Yellow Ticket on Screen The Devils Pawn

The Yellow Ticket stalwart melodrama becomes The Devils Pawn with Pola Negri in the lead. Opened at Liberty after Dorothy Dalton’s Crimson Challenge ends at the Strand shows. Florence Vidor stars in Matrimony a Failure at Strand and Women Wake Up at Winter Garden with Louis Calhern as the new leading man.

United States Pola Negri Dorothy Dalton Florence Vidor Winter Garden Louis Calhern Paramount

The Man Under Cover and Other Films At Local Theaters

Multiple 1930s era film notes outline screenings at Liberty Columbia Coliseum Colonial Class A and Oak. Highlights include The Man Under Cover by Herbert Rawilington from Louis Eytinge, The Seventh Day with Richard Barthelmess and stars Louise Muff Ann Corwall Teddy Gerard, Flower of the North with Henry Walthall, The Hole in the Wall spiritualist feature, Some What educational shows, The Fatal 30 mystery drama at the Oak with Eddie Polo serial The Secret 4.

Liberty Dorothy Dalton Columbia Herbert Rawlinson Winter Garden Florence Vidor Coliseum Hichard Barthelmess Strand All-star Coast Colon Herbert Rawilington Louis Victor Eytinge Arizona States Richard Barthelmess Barthelmess Louise Muff Ann Corwall Teddy Gerard Henry Walthall James Oliver Curwood the Oak Ths Eddie Polo

Barbara Bedford Star Performs in The Man Under Cover at Columbia

Barbara Bedford leads Herbert Rawlinson in Universal drama The Man Under Cover now showing at the Columbia this week. The brown eyed actress headlines the feature as the film presents a crime tale with suspenseful plot turns.

Barbara Bedford Herbert Rawlinson Columbia

Zemo Promises Quick Eczema Relief and Skin Healing

An old advertisement touts Zemo as a clean, dependable antiseptic liquid. Available from druggists for 3860 or 1.00 for a large size, it claims to remove eczema and itching while healing sores burns wounds and chafing. It emphasizes penetration, cleansing and soothing effects.

Buster Keaton Reads Fan Mail

Buster Keaton, famed for The Frozen North, spends part of his day reviewing fan letters. He explains that ordinary people write to him and fund his salary and his team's, with letters offering advice and insight.

Buster Keaton Buster First National John Public

Hospitals to Hold Banquet in Honor of Nightingale Day

Seattle hospitals and medical staff will host a banquet at the New Washington hotel Thursday in observance of National Hospital Day and to honor Florence Nightingale, the pioneer of modern hospital methods. The day will be officially observed Friday.

Florence Nightingale Seattle New Washington Hotel

Film Notes and Stars Tease New Releases and Skills

Rex Ingram and Alice Terry plan Black Orchids after their honeymoon while Beyond the Rocks appears at the Strand Saturday for the first time. Gloria Swanson and Rudolph Valentino headline, with Wesley Barry in School Days and Dove Davidson Vera Gordon in Humoresque then The Good Provider at the Coliseum after The Seventh Day. Valentino speaks four languages, including Italian and English.

Gloria Swanson Rudolph Valentino Elinor Glyn Rex Ingram Alice Terry Strand Gloria Branson Dove Davidson Vera Gordon Fannie Hurst

Needy Spinster Wins $10 000 Prize in Florida Contest

Mies Winifred Kimball of Apalachicola Florida won a $10,000 prize for writing Broken Chains in the Goldwyn scenario contest. The middle aged spinster faced family tragedies and debts before the win, then proclaimed she would work harder than ever.

Mies Winifred Kimball Apalachicola Fla Goldwyn

Darwinian satire at the cinema ends with a talking monkey

Alan Holubar’s Hurricane’s Gal mocks Darwin and human evolution with a three year old trained monkey named Tomasso. The Java monk behaves intelligently and follows orders from his trainer, illustrating a playful critique of descent theory amid film promotion.

Darwin W. J. Bryan Tomasso Allen Holubar

Kitchen space cue for bungalow unit fits thirty nine inches

A brief notice notes a recommended model for small kitchens in bungalows or apartments that can be placed in a space not exceeding thirty nine inches. The price connection is incomplete in the fragment.

Refrigerator with 50-pound ice capacity and provisions

A compact description highlights a large refrigerator featuring a 50 pound ice capacity, a full length provision chamber, side icing arrangement, and a separate meat or milk chamber. Eight-wall construction is noted for saving ice and an attractive price is promised.

Aerolux Porch Shades Offer Wide Range for Porches

AEROLUX introduces porch shades with several exclusive features and multiple widths to fit every porch opening on the market. The second floor option is noted for potential installation considerations.

Aerolux

Easiest Way to Remove Ugly Hairy Growths

An advertisement claims a simple inexpensive method to remove hair from arms neck and face using a thick paste of delatone powder and water. After two to three minutes the paste is rubbed off and washed away leaving no hair. It warns to use genuine delatone and mix fresh.

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