Columbia and Winter Garden Screenline Highlights
A Columbia photoplay opens with A Wonderful Wife where a wife schemes to promote her husband who ends up in Africa. Queen of the Turf stars Brownie Vernon in a Derby themed melodrama. The Good Provider features William Collier Jr: Gloria Swanson stars in Beyond the Mocks at Strand. School Days shows Wesley Barry growing up at Liberty. Diamond Carlisle plays at Oak with Friday amateur night.
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Wesley Harry
Boboot Cone
Columbia
Mise Dupont
Winter Uarden
Gloria Swanson
Me — 5 Valentine
Rocka
Vern Gordon
Colontal
Dorothy Phillips
Oak
Binder
Universal
Mias Dupont
Winter Garden
William Collier, Jr
Colisour
William Collier
Truster Collier
Young Coller
Fannie Hurst
Vera Gordon
Deere Davidson
Miss Swanson
Elinor Glyn
Rudolph Valentine
Strand
Wesley Barry
Caphlly
the Liberty
Harold Lloyd
Carlisle
the Oak
Northwest Mounted Police
Brownie Vernon
University activity fees to rise if student programs are not cut
Former student body president Robert Macfarlane warned campus debating club members that ASB membership fees must increase unless student activities are curtailed. He stressed stadium debt is funded separately and that football funds most activities. The current $10 annual fee allocates $4 to the stadium, $1 to hospital maintenance, with the rest supporting activities. athletics received about $22,000 from fees last year, while expenditures reached $74,000, covered by general receipts to games.
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Robert Macfarlane
Macfarlane
Foolish Fool Contest Seeks World’s Most Foolish Fool
Marshall Nelsan presents Fool’s First in Seattle at the Coliseum this Saturday. A contest offers $25 in cash prizes for the best answer to Who’s the World’s Most Foolish Fool. Submissions may be letters, poetry, or any form. First prize $10, second $5.
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Claire Windsor
Richard Diz
Marshall Neilan
Diz
Marshall Nelsan
Seattle
the Coliseum
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Endorsed
Everett Washington reader Mrs J M Sispert reports back pain leg aches and fatigue from female trouble and credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relief. The ad urges others to try the remedy to relieve back pains and general “no good” feelings.
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Everett
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkrey
J. M. Sispert
High St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Silent Screen Notes and Premieres Across the Nation
A collage of film items lists Peter Walton in Second-Hand Rose with Raymond Hatton, plus His Back Against the Wall on a freight train, The Bachelor Daddy and Catherine the Great, more John Jackson Detective tales, Elinor Glya The Man and the Moment, What's the Matter With Women, Blue Blood with Alice Calhoun in heavy makeup, Divorce Coupons in production, Aquitania scenes, and Omar the Tent Maker with Omar Tyr.
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Raymond Hatton
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Brookfield
Swift & Company
Dorothy Phillipa
Mareld Liegd
Sabior-Made
Miss DU Pont
Strew
Coliseum
Ohio
Dentists
University Steposite Vraser-Waterson Co
Bartell Drug CO
Richard Dix
Neilan
Peter
Gladys Walton
Thomas Meighan
Catherine the Great
Germany
America
John Jackson
Elinor _Glya
Alice Calhoun
Corinne Griffith
Aquitania
Francois Nazare Aga
Richard Walton Tully
Omar
Guy Bates Post
Grote-Rankin’s
Grote-Rankin
Pike ST. and
Fifth Ave
Brunswick Phonograph
Brunswick
Stratford
New Brunswick
Dorothy Jardon
Comedienne
Margaret Young
Ernest
al Bernard
Carl Fenton
For Dancing
Isham Jones’ Orchestra
Ibe
Ise
Bennie Krueger
Nola
Carl Fenton's
Alamo
Fox
Georgia
Black Eyed Blues
Carl Fenton’s
Perl
Isham Jones
Equestrienne
Jud Tunkins
The
Washington Star
Ray Wardall
Besant Theosophical Lodge
35Th Ave
Seattle Federation of Churches
Seattle Council of Churches
Ink & Laval
Horlick
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