Digs Her Husband for Gold
Seattle interviews with Mabel a.k.a. Lorraine Lally star of The Gold-Digger reveal her view of gold diggers and her own marriage to Alfred Bauer. The actress explains stage tallness tricks and defends women who seek compensation, noting she and her husband live apart as he works in New York.
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Wanda von Kettler
William McCurdy
Metropolitan Theater
Mr. Quidy
Mabel
Lorraine Lally
Broadway
New Richmond
Sally
Yeu
New York
Alfred Bauer
Elsie Ferguson
Help Cornish Celebrate Eighth Birthday Program
A chamber appointed committee prepares for Cornish school eighth birthday on November 28 with public reception from 4 to 10 pm and two musical programs. A dance for guests fills the day. Miss Nellie Cornish founded the institution which has grown to over a thousand students in music dancing acting and oral expression. Nationally known visiting artists have taught there in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish School
Chamber of Commerce
Cornish
Broadway
Roy
Harvard
Seattle
Nellie
Court hears bid to regain custody of Kenneth
Mrs Gladys Frankenstein contends the 20 year old Miss Jean Norris adopted her two year old son Kenneth without her consent and without regular procedures. She says she did not realize she surrendered all rights when signing. Under cross-examination she acknowledged the child’s birth preceded her marriage to Al Frankenstein in Crown Point Indiana in May 1929. Judge King Dykeman hints at careless social behavior and continues the hearing to Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
Jean Norris
Cornish School of Music
Tailer
Gladys Frankenstein
Monopolies Accuse Feds Of Grabbing Bristol Bay Fishing Rights
Alaska's delegate Dan Sullivan told a congressional hearing that the federal Bureau of Fisheries plans to parcel out 5000 miles of seacoast to large monopolists. He argued this would deny individual fishermen their rights to free fisheries during the Bristol Bay and Cook Inlet allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Dan Sutherland
Alaska
Congress
Henry O'Malley
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
Bristol Bay
Cook Inlet
Alaska Cable Money Urged by Chamber of Commerce
A resolution by the chamber of commerce board urges Congress to appropriate 1,500,000 to fund a new cable to Alaska. It calls on the Washington delegation to back the appropriation, citing ongoing reliability issues with the existing line and the need for improved commercial and military communications. The War Department and budget secretary have approved the cost estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Alaska
Board of Trustees
Chamber of Commercce
Washington
War Department
Silver wedding celebration for F A Jacobs couple
More than 200 friends gathered at Greenwood hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. F A Jacobs on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The couple, married in Illinois and Seattle residents for 18 years, celebrated amid silver and white decor and a silver and white gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Jacobs
Second Ave
N. W
Greenwood Hall
Street
Greenwood Ave
Mary Pickford Remakes Storm Country In 16 Reels
Eight years after her breakout role in Teas of the Storm Country Mary Pickford reteams with the same theme. The star now heads her own company and releases a sixteen reel remake hailed by critics as her finest performance yet. Blue Mouse venue screens the picture starting Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Mary
America
Ashe
Miss Pickford
Succennee
Mastern
New York
Blue Mouse
Davis to Meet With Foreign Trade Men in Seattle
K. Davis secretary of the National Foreign Trade council will meet Seattle foreign traders December 10. He is en route to Tacoma to attend the Pacific Northwest Foreign Trade convention, according to the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Davis
National Foreign Trade Council
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Tacoma
Aces Faces at Church Court Fine
Tacoma November 22 Charles Reese amused himself at the First Baptist church by making faces at parishioners. A police officer was summoned and Judge Hackett fined Reese 25 dollars for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Charles Reese
First Baptist Church
Hackett
Reese
San Francisco Increases Bonded Debt With Voter Approval
San Francisco voters approved two measures increasing bonded indebtedness by 14 million dollars. A overwhelming majority backed 12 million for new schools and 2 million for a bond levy, expanding the city’s borrowing capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
San Francisco
Yukons to Honor Alaskans in City Hall Event
A dance in the Knights of Pythias hall at 1929 Third Ave will honor Alaskans who returned to Seattle to brighten winter. The Yukon Order of Pioneers sponsor the event with authorization for construction of a new relief home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Knights of Pythias Hall
Third Ave
Yukon Order of Pioneers
Teacher Sends Boy Home Vanishes After Lunchless Walk
Raymond Couture, 11, of 6918 19th Ave, was sent home by his teacher on Tuesday morning for going to school without breakfast. He failed to return home and has not been seen since. Police have been unable to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Couture
19Th Ave
Raymond
Police Seek 14-Year-Old Ed Believed Missing In Tacoma
Ed Believed to have left in an auto with a girl friend companion Heasie Momith 14 of Monds Wash sought by police of Beattie Tacoma and land Wednesday J G Smith Jr reported her pearance.
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Heasie Momith
Ofmonds
Wash
Beattie
Tacoma
Land
J. G. Smith, Jr
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Cable Money
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von Ea Oia
Akes
Marc
Bolivia
Patr
Dovelyn
Bon Marche
Dot
Alllinen
Sunkist
Paul
New England
Armour’s
Thousand Island
Jersey
Pine St
LON
Union St
Santa
Toy Shop
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