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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
8
Versatility shown by Clarence Burton in three films
Clarence Burton demonstrated versatility by working in three pictures in production. He plays a Mexican bandit in Her Husband's Trademark a French tie impresario in The Lane Had No Turning and a Newce in If You Believe It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Burton
Bee
Young and old quickly steam to once at Brights
Patrons of Brights at 1604 4th Avenue rapidly gather for a single event drawing both young and old residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright's
1604
Ady
Bricks of plaster of Paris used on film sets
At Paramount studio 35 labs produce over 1000 bricks daily. Each brick is one quarter inch thick and used in motion picture sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Studio
Silent era film listings and reviews at local theaters
The Liberty screens The Neer to Return Road with Wallace Beery in a dramatic escape tale. Priscilla Dean stars in Conflict at Clemmer, Emmett Dalton appears at Winter Garden for Beyond the Law, and House Peters leads The Man From Lost River at Blue Mouse. Catherine Manner stars in The Wonderful Thing at Coliseum. Julian W. Rebbine’s daughter is noted in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Romeo
Crea —Priecilia Dean
Emmett Dalton
Perwen
Blur Mouse
Tease Peters
the Man
Lost River
Coliseum
Norma Talmadge
Terbert Rawlinson
Catherine Cnivert
Ren
Heet
Gitsen
Wallace Beery
Raymond Hitchcock
Filma
Beery
House Peters
Lake Huntington
Sierras
Mr. Peters
Julian
Catherine Manner
Truesdale
New York and
Newport Society
Julian W. Rebbine
Lydig Hoyt
Knickerbocker
Yale
New York City
Colonial Offers Conflict With Rawlinson and You Find It Everywhere
Herbert Rawlinson stars opposite Priscilla Dean in Conflict, showing at the Colonial this week, with Catherine Calvert joining for You Find It Everywhere from Booth Tarkington and Marty Leon Wilson. Rex Gibson, the cowpuncher hero, appears in Sure Fire at the Rex, boasting a Pendleton gold belt and LA Rodeo prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Catherine Calvert
Herbert Rawlinson
Priscilla Dean
Rawlinson
Booth Tarkington
Marty Leon Wilson
Rex
Hoot Gibson
Plains
Pendleton
Ore
Los Angeles
Bebe Daniels in The Speed Girl at the Blue Mouse
Bebe Daniels stars in The Speed Girl a gleaming comedy drama opening Saturday at the Blue Mouse Theatre. The film follows a bold young daredevil who becomes a motion picture star with stunt work and studio scenes offering an inside look at a star’s day. The Sheik drew 112,625 at New York Rivoli and Rialto in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mouse Theatre
Bebe Daniels
Rivoli
Rialto
New York
Love Charm to Be Made into a Goldwyn Picture
Picture Patter notes The Love Charm by Harvey O Higgins with Wanda Hawley in Jane by Mary Roberts Rinehart to be filmed by Goldwyn. Florence Deshon to portray Lady Burleson in Rex Ingram’s Prisoner of Zenda. Constance Talmadge filming The Divorcee. Dor othy Dalton to return in a Western. others include The Proxy Daddy and The Joy Rider. An Italian Dante and Beatrice spectacle heads to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey O'Higgins
Wanda Hawley
Jane
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Goldwyn
Lady Burleson
Rex Ingram
Zenda
Florence Deshon
Dante
Beatrice
America
Snowy Baker Thrown In Slow Motion Reel Thrill
A slow motion reel of Snowy Baker shows the Australian horseman being thrown as his horse rears and plunges. The close up captures every muscle movement, delivering a heightened thrill beyond a standard action flash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowy Baker
Five Thousand Theatres Feature Harold Lloyd One Reels
Bebe Daniels and Snub Pollard appear in old Harold Lloyd one reel films drawing audiences. The revival notes that only a few stars can still command screen space alongside Lloyd in these classics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lloyd
Bebe Daniela
Snub Pollard
Lloyd
300 House Members Is Plan of Measure
Washington November 4 A constitutional amendment to fix permanent House size at 300 members after 1932 was introduced by Representative Campbell Republican Kansas. The measure also changes election cycles to every four years and provides reapportionment in 1970 and every 31 years thereafter or on new state admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Campbell
Kansas
Third of Army Was Illiterate
Surgeon General M W Ireland releases draft era intelligence test results showing 31 percent illiterate among 1 566 011 examined. Of the illiterates about half were native born Americans, including Southern blacks. Scores ranged widely with only 1 percent above 145 and notable shares in multiple score bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. McMurchy
Washington
M. W. Ireland
U. S. Army
Kit
Public and Press Urged to Cooperate in Chicago
John H. Miller, president of the Associated Editors of Chicago, urged public and press cooperation before the Kiwanis business men’s club at the Hotel Washington. He said newspapers influence public opinion in large cities and can do constructive or destructive work, and that publicity can spur building activity to lift the general business mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Miller
Associated Editors of
Chicago
Kiwanla Business Men's Club
Washington
United States
Miller
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mrs Phillips
In Toomsboro Georgia Mrs Phillips reports severe backache head pain and nervous weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength allowing her to work again and urges others with similar symptoms to try it. The letter claims widespread relief for displacements and derangements of a woman's system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EP Pinkham
Toomsboro
Pinkham
Fama
F. Phillips
Phillips
Linen squares priced at forty cents each
Seventeen inch linen squares finished with narrow hemstitched edges offered at special price of 40 cents per piece.
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Helland
Elliott
Malmo & CO
Times Square
Ohio
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Harlan Knight
Betty Carpenter
Rex Beach
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Alaska
Nat Goldstein
Zeeeees
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N. Y
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Matinee
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Dorothy Dalton
Theron of
Lost Valley
Virgie Roe
Thomas Meighan
Pollard
Allen Holubar
Dorothy Phillips
Constance Talmadge
the Divorcee
Edgar Selwyn
Peter Michael
la Tosca
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Jeweler
Pike Street
Asks Public and Press Co-operate
Wallon
Wall Paper
Westen Wall
Seattle Men
Grote-Rankin
Fifth Avenue and
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