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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1922
Page
2
Dr. W A Brady proclaims glands determine victory in the Dempsey Carpentier fight and in all life, praising gland therapy. The ad promotes Glandogen as a concentrated glandular tonic, available at Bartel drug stores with a free book offer.
Bush fires in Western New South Wales advanced along an 83 mile front burning more than 2 000 000 acres of pasture. Firefighters battled the blaze as embers threatened farms and livestock across the drought stricken region.
One safe treatment claims to relieve itching and cleanse the skin. It recommends asking a druggist for a 380 or 1 bottle of Zemo and applying it as directed. The ad asserts it will vanish irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm and similar conditions and leave the skin soft and healthy.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild laxative alternative to calomel for liver and bowel relief. They claim quick impact without harming teeth or gums and ease headaches dullness and lethargy caused by constipation. Priced 15c and 30c with advertising copy.
Mary Miles Minter appears with Tom Moore in The Cowboy and the Lady at the Liberty theatre screening. The pairing promises a popular a.m. matinée and evening show.
Robert Ellis who plays the leading male opposite Alice Hrady in the Paramount picture Anna Ascenda believes acting is easier than directing. He notes actors focus on one part while a director must juggle many responsibilities.
William DeMille arrives in New York with the rough negative of The World’s Applause. He will stay about a month to supervise cutting at the Long Island studio and discuss the next production with Clara Beranger.
Reginald Denny stars in The Kentucky Derby amid a busy Columbia lineup with Jillian Rich Emmett King and others. Betty Anderson sings, Libertus Hauptman Orchestra provides music, and other features include The Cowboy and the Lady at Liberty and Mrs Bellew at Coliseum.
Marion Davies, praised as a leading star for her Princess Mary Tudor portrayal, says she locked in her room for an hour before tough scenes to cry as Mary. She recalls thinking of Mary’s struggle to save Charles Brandon and tears flowed naturally, pleasing director Robert Vignola.
Kathryn Williams in Clarence, a William De Mille Paramount production, demonstrates strong use of facial expression to convey her character’s meanness with a slight lip twist a raised brow or a narrowing glance.
Dorothy Dalton acts in Black Fury directed by Victor Fleming as horse show scenes were filmed at Neck Point Long Island. Dalton is thrown from a mounted horse during the sequence and is reported to be severely injured.
Berlin reports American forces in Germany eager to return home as enlistments near expiration. Only a few hundred soldiers remain at Cadena and Coblenz center, with Christmas plans and rising prices shaping sentiment. Crowd reactions at a departure show fading sympathy for leaving.
In the latest Tess of the Storm Country film Miss Pickford remains in character as Teal. To fit the role she forgoes washing for six weeks and only then receives a shampoo as part of the plot. The Blue Mouse screens the new production.
Betty Compson and her company finish six weeks in Honolulu for The White Flower and head back to the Hollywood studio. The film uses Waikiki Beach Kilauea volcano the Pali cliff and other spots as backgrounds with Julia Crawford writing and directing. Cast and crew express relief at returning amid a reduced forces atmosphere.
Spanish War Veterans and American Legion plan a Thanksgiving feast ensuring all veterans receive baskets. World War veterans not receiving government compensation will get aid through the Inter post council. The Spanish War Veteran dinner will be hosted by Fortson Thygesen camp at Roosevelt hall Third Ave.
In London on November 27, reports note several dogs in the Waterloo Cup coursing competition were given raw eggs between courses. The detail highlights quirky routine practices observed at the historic event.
Noted film star Conrad Nagel who plays Gloria Swanson in The Hellow has a reputation for fine music. He recently appeared in Southern California gatherings with Bryant’s Thanatopaty musical accompaniment and honors his father Dr. Frank Nagel.
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