Garden of Allah shines in 12 part photo play at Liberty
The Garden of Allah faithful to the Hichens novel opens in 12 part photo play form with Arab camels deserts and Oriental cities built for the setting. D. W. Griffiths Intolerance at the Alhambra and The Virginian at the Rex also headline. Alice Hrady stars Darkest Russia at the Strand.
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Line Rty
Thomas Santechi
Helen Ware
Kinny
Robert Hichens
Sahara Desert
Orient
Russia
the Strand
Alice Hrady
First Effective Hair Removal Method in a Century
An advertisement proclaims a new phel acting process that removes unsightly hair instantly and serenely without irritation or odor. It promises complete results, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, and urges readers to consult a druggist for instructions.
Joah the Woman dazzles audiences nationwide in run
The piece has captivated large city crowds across the United States and select Canadian venues at 2.06 dollars. Each performance ignites extraordinary enthusiasm, breaking attendance records and extending its engagement. A strikingly praised super photo accompanies the production.
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Joah
United States
Canada
The Unborn at Class Colonial and Other Local News
Review notes exceptional cast for The Unborn presented at the Class Colonial with grand staging and a strong sociological message. Charles Chaplin dazzles in The Floorwalker at the Colonial with a moving stairway scene. Seattle appeals for Marine recruiting during June, and local union leadership changes abound as H C Ross becomes Seattle Typographical Union president.
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Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Colonial Chariea
Chaplin
The
Colonial
Charlie
Major General of Marines Sends His Congratulations
Major General George Barnett telegram to The Star praises Seattle for its patriotic response in furnishing men for the Marine Corps. He notes Wilson's war bill allows enlistment ages 18 to 36 and urges eligible men to join for action on land sea or air, expressing sincere appreciation from Marine officers and enlisted men.
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Seattle
Marine Corps
National Marine Corps
United States Marine Corps
George Barnett
Washington, DC
Wilson
Smith Leaves $295000 Estate From Seattle Real Estate Man
Charles B. Smith of Seattle a real estate man died in an auto crash in Southern California leaving a 295000 estate to be divided among relatives and friends according to his will as read in probate proceedings.
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H. J. Warner
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Omek Photoplay House
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