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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1922
Page
6
Councilman elect E L Blaine after May 2 election says a five cent carfare return follows a cut in operating expenses. He cites a $500000 savings last year by Superintendent Henderson and pledges to vote for a fare cut if expenses are reduced.
Columbia presents The Trap featuring Chaney praised as cleverest on screen. Winter Garden shows Her Lord and Master with Alice Joyce, closing Wednesday. Coliseum features The Bachelor Daddy with Meighan and Joy. Strand screens The Ordeal starring Nagle and Ayres. Liberty and Colonial run The Primitive Lover and Charge of Clara Kimball Young. Oak shows The Truant Husband, Madison airs The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse with Rex Ingram and Valentino.
Irene Rich stars in The Trap a melodramatic photoplay at the Columbia this week with Lon Chaney in the cast. Rich plays the leading female role in the film showing during the current program.
A 60 foot two mast power schooner named Duxbury carries 20 modern explorers led by Hagar 8 and A P Arthur on a cooperative voyage to Siberia. Capt William Tobin commands as navigator. The expedition aims for two years or more at sea.
Frank Titus of the Seattle School of Commercial Art won the poster contest judged by the Coliseum Theater for Fools First. His drawing, chosen from over forty entries, satirizes the folly of chasing fame, and a $25 prize check has been mailed. In Oakland, Eugene Tenny, a drug peddler, and John Hauffman escaped from city jail on the 14th of the month.
Syracuse report states artist model Audrey Munson, who attempted suicide by poison, is recovering. Medical officials describe her condition as improving and stable at this time.
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