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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1919
Page
2
Today's programs feature Arsene Lapin tales The Teeth of the Tiger and Salomere Shenandoah, Sennett comedy Almost a Husband, Carter De Haven in After the Bawl, Anita Stewart in Kingdom of Dreams with all star mat, The Miracle Man second week, When Heaven Went Dry, Tillie Huarke in Sadie Love, and Norma Talmadge in Martha's Vindication with comedies and natural colored pictures.
The Liberty showcases Teeth of the Tiger and Salome as Lupin solves a millionaire recluse murder with Sennett fun featuring Marie Provost Phyllis Haver Ben Turpin and more. Will Rogers stars in Almont a Husband at Clemmer along with Carter De Haven duo in After the Bawl. The Strand presents The Miracle Man based on George M Cohan and Frank L Packard with a tale of crooks reformed by a deaf blind healer.
Anne and Irene discuss a failed auto stop and a hurried return home after a night out. Anne mentions Weeks' Freak-Up-A-Cold Tablets, noting they cost twenty five cents and contain no calomel. Irene vows to buy a box to prevent future illnesses.
Poslam aims to ease eczema itch and restore skin health with concentrated healing. Daily use shows noticeable improvement, lasting relief from rashes pimples scalp scale swelling and irritation. Sold everywhere free samples available by writing Bernayne Laboratories 243 W 47th St New York City.
The week features Leena Owen in Martha's Vindication with Norma Talmadge at the Plaza. Dances on the village green appear in Strictly Confidential starring Madge Kennedy at the Colonial. Her Kingdom of Dreams at the Coliseum showcases Anita Stewart Kathryn Williams Anna Nilson with a large cast. Rex screens When Bearcat Went Dry about moonshiners and feuds near the Virginia Kentucky border.
County commissioners ordered staff to audit payrolls and dismiss all aliens deemed slackers. The move cites a state law banning employment of foreigners who claimed exemption from military service due to alien birth.
Los Angeles gossip notes Pauline Frederick has filed for divorce from playwright and actor Willard Mack. New York word confirms the action. Other items: Florence Reed’s The Eternal Mother ready for theatres. Anita Brown weighs 260 pounds per published statement. Thomas Buchanan writing for Goldwyn. Costello and Brooke renew friendship at Vitagraph. Earle Williams, Eddie Polo filming The Thirteenth Hour at Fort Lee. scenes shot across multiple countries. Peggy O'Dare with Polo. Antonio Moreno praised by Helen Ware. Remick & Co. publish Out of the Market of Souls. plagiarism law proposed for films.
Realart actress Aliee Brady and leading man Conrad Nagel were honored guests at a Sunday evening dinner and reception on the flagship Columbia anchored off the 96th street pier in New York. A deck spectacle featured motion pictures with Brady and Nagel, arranged by Rear Admiral Huss, amid a guest list including Admiral and Mrs Huss Lieut and Mrs Davis and other Columbia officers.
In Los Angeles air travel becomes a thriving sideline for film magnates. Cecil De Mille started aviation ventures and Mercury Aviation runs aerial taxis. Syd Chaplin and the Chaplin Aircraft Corp own Seagull flying boats, while Thomas Ince operates Ince Field in Venice and offers 50000 dollars for the first to fly to Australia. The city claims to be the world’s largest commercial aviation center as drivers press for curbs on aircraft noise over churches.
Coleen Moore, the bronze haired ingenue once seen with Charles Ray, signs with William Fox to support Tom Mix. Born in Port Huron Michigan, educated at the Convent of the Holy Name in Tampa Florida, she has appeared in Hands Up A Hoosier Romance Little Orphant Annie and starred opposite Mix in The Wilderness Trail.
A historic ad pitches Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar to ease catarrhal deafness and head noises. The recipe calls for one ounce of Parmint with a quarter pint hot water and sugar, taken as a tablespoonful four times daily to relieve ear noise and improve breathing.
Funeral services for Mrs Dell E Forbes who died Sunday at 642 North 74th Street were conducted in Port Orchard Tuesday afternoon under the Ladies of the G A R banner. She leaves three sons, all living in Seattle.
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