Oliver G Wallace and Brothers Enter Movies
Oliver G Wallace and his brothers Alexander and Harold B Wallace appear in the Star Liberty News Weekly in a brief film venture at Liberty theatre in Seattle. The program includes a Paramount Bray two reel comedy and Believe Me, Xan Tippe with Wallace Reid and Ant Little.
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Olver G. Wallace
Liberty Theatre Organisat
Star-Liberty News
Alexander
Harold B. Wallace
United States Army
Seattle
Paramount- Bray
Wallace Reid
Ant Little
Liberty
Daily Cinema Listings Mix of News and Shorts
Liberty Weekly highlights current releases including Linert y Wall ace Reid with Ann Little in Netleve Me Xant oy Star Liberty Weekly notes shows at Coliseum with Norma Talmadge in De Luxe Annie and Yannie Werd in The Yellow Ticket. Also listed are The White Man's Office War Pictures The Ways of a Walter and Recruit featuring George Walsh Hare.
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Wallace Reid
Ann Little
Netleve Me
Xant Oy Star-Liberty Weekly
Aom
Clemmen Prenkheenan
Hearst-Pathe News
Wtrand
Senelle Mayakows
A Walter
George Walsh
Ae Hare
Enstance Talmadge
Vindictive 18 evidence of terrible battle in Yeobrugee raid
The Vindictive’s decks shown in a news film at the Clemmer suggest she was within range of German batteries during the Yeobrugee raid. The Clemmer’s drama Loaded Dies follows a man on the opposing side in a 50 amble setting where there is no God.
Norma Talmadge in De Lame Annie at the Coliseum
Norma Talmadge showcases street clothes as a clever crook in De Lame Annie at the Coliseum this week. The film follows a stylish swindler who mesmerizes her victims with wiles and wit. Marie Frances Kiernan plays a boy’s part in The Blood Red Rose at the Colonial, listed as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kiernan of 1949 Third Ave W. Constance Talmader, star of The Honeymoon at Clase A, rose from a mountain girl role in Intolerances to featured parts in all her pictures.
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Norma Talmadge
Annie
Miss Tal
Constance Talmader
Clase A
Haa
Pantages Stage Presents Novel Animal Show and Variety Acts
Pantages patrons this week see The Unt welcome Visitor with Peter Taylor and seven Bengal lions staged in a forest set. Taylor dressed as a hunter invades the scene while Herbert Lloyd and two assistants deliver steady vaudeville laughs. Fannie Simpson, Earl Dean, Sol Burns, The Three Gibson Girls, and Walsh and Bentley provide a mix of dance, comedy, and acrobatics.
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Peter Taylor
Taylor
Herbert Lloyd
Fannie Simpson
Earl Dean
Vas Sol Burns
Gibson Girls
Walsh
Bentley
Germany influence may drive Mexico recall of diplomat
The recall of Mexico's Havana chargé d'affaires may be influenced by German ties, though officials say the move is extraordinary and possibly aimed at avoiding harsh representations.
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Mexico
Washington
Gertman
Havana
Rabbit Banquet Promotes Rabbit MeatCommerce
Members of the Rabbit association attended a banquet at the Masonic club Monday night to discuss commercializing rabbit meat and promoting Brer Rabbit as a simple way to lower costs and improve quality and taste.
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Fanelera
Masonic Club
Alice
German Offense Advances on Multiple Fronts in War Update
War bulletin reports the German advance along a 245 mile line from Dizmudé to Wilhelm on the Allied front with clashes from Soinsone to Rheima and renewed shelling in Flanders. American forces at Montdidier face several German attacks repelled with heavy losses and bayonet fighting noted. Italy and Paris bombardment ongoing as Austria faces unrest in Slav regions.
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Soinsone
Rheima
Dicke Husehh Lake
Ypres
Dismudé
Whelms
Flanders
Diamude
Lathaweed
Arras
Coucy le Chateau
Labansee
New Alene
Solasons
Etheima
Bsolesone
Pritieh
Alene
Vaily
Berry Au Rac
Cherhinden Dames
Chemins Des Dathes
Henry Wood
Daeault
Loere
Voormertele
Dickebusch Lake
Champagne
Woevre
Verdun
Montdidier
Ferguson
Picardy
Frank J. Taylor
Lorraine
Luneville
Orlando
Italy
France
Parle
Paris
Ireland
Ifieh
Parliamenit
Austria
Pohemia
Rome
Anti-Hun Movie Promoter Shot Near Fort Crook
Police search near Fort Crook after Harry Lefhois promoter of The Beast of Berlin is fatally shot while returning from Plattemouth Nebraska where he had installed the film. Lefhois with three companions were in a car when a man stepped into the road and fired one shot before vanishing at midnight. The film portrays the villain as the arch conspirator against world happiness.
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Omaha
Neb
Fort Crook
Harry F. Lefhois
Beast of
Berlin
Liaisen
Demands of Barbers to Be Settled Soon
The Central Labor council strike and grievance committee seek to settle differences between journeymen and master barbers at a union meeting Tuesday evening. Journeymen have reduced demands to 65 percent of receipts above $93 per week, down from 67. Secretary Thomas Ivey notes many barbers were paid off at this scale Monday.
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Central Labor Council
Erievance Committee
Barbers’ Union
Thomas Ivey
Week of ship launches totals 18 vessels for May
Washington May 28. Fifteen steel ships and three wooden ships, totaling 109700 tons, were launched during the week ending May 25, the Shipping Board announced. May thus shows 30 steel ships and 25 wooden ships launched.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Dance to Benefit Red Cross Planned by Fraternals
Uniform rank 31596 and Knights and Ladies of Security 6138 join Modern Woodmen of America to host a Thursday night dance at Moose hall with all proceeds to the Red Cross.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Modern
Woodmen of America
The
Red Cross
Moose Hall
Theo Karle
Seattle
Camp Lewis
United States Army
Italy's war effort praised by Italian lecturer in Seattle
Lieut Bruno Roselli of the Venice brigade, Italy's only official war lecturer in the United States, says Italy was ill prepared but the people met the test. He predicts a reconstructed nation of strong men after the war, speaking in Seattle with Italian Consul Paulo Brenna.
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Italy
Lieut
Bruno Roselli
Venice
United States
Roselli
Paulo Brenna
Seattle
Fire destroys tannery and factory in Emeryville
A blaze in Emeryville, Oakland, early today wiped out a tannery and a tack and nail factory, with an estimated loss of $100,000. Fire crews battled the flames as the cause remained under investigation.
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Oakland
Cal
Emeryville
Naval recruits clash in campus field meet on Denny Field
On Wednesday, naval training recruits from the University of Washington and ROTC members will compete on Denny Field. The event opens with a regimental parade at 1 10 p.m. and features battalion and company drills bayonet drills and other formations as blue and khaki teams vie for supremacy, replacing cadet day of earlier years.
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Naval Training Station
Univeristy of
Washington
Denny Field
University to pledge $10,000 Haggett memorial fund
A permanent all university scholarship at the University of Washington will honor Dean Arthur Sewall Haggett as faculty members students alumni and friends raise $10 000. James Blackburn was fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge J B Gordon after being convicted of liquor law violation.
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Arthur Sewall Haggett
University of Washington
James Blackburn
J. B
Gordon
Blackburn
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