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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1922

Page

8

Blue Mouse and Columbia Theaters Show New Films

Charles Ray, starting as a bookkeeper in Ife, turns to acting and stars in A Tailor Made Man at the Blue Mouse, with early doubt replaced by director’s praise. Columbia presents Top o Morning featuring Gladys Walton, highlighted as one of her best emotional performances after Second Hand Rose and Mingling With Fire.

Strand Conrad Veldt Columbia Gladys Walton Blue Mouse Charles Hay Ife Charles Ray United Artists Blue Mouse Theater Camerm Ray Columbia Theater

Young Girl Earns New Party Dress

A mother uses a kitchen chores incentive to teach responsibility to her daughter Elsie. By offering a future party dress or item of clothing as a reward, Elsie agrees to wash dishes for set periods, with earnings saved to buy outfits at Cherry's in Rialto Ridge.

Elsie Mrs. Jones Marie Cherry's 1015 Ave Rialto Hidge America

Actress Reveals Home Remedy For Gray Hair Darkening

A well known American actress endorses a simple home mixture to darken gray or faded hair. The formula uses bay rum glycerine and Barbo Compound mixed with water, applied twice weekly to achieve a younger look without coloring the scalp or leaving residue.

Jokey Williama

Owen Moore Comedy at Blue Mouse Theater Saturday

Owen Moore, famed for Reported Missing, returns in Love Is an Awful Thing. The Blue Mouse Theater hosts the showing with Moore delivering new heights in humor. His clever supporting cast enhances the funny situations in the attraction.

Winter Garden Theater Earl Derr Biggers Owen Moore Blue Mouse Theater Moore

Comedy Act at Pan Delights PantagesWeek Crowd

Billy Kelly headlines Teal Dreams at the Pantages with eccentric comedy and song. Acts include Don the terrier under Officer Vokes, Lamys challenging athletic and musical numbers, Weldernon Sisters with banjo and violin, Burt Shepherd the Australian Cowboy, and a Pantagescope news weekly and Glenn Goff on organ.

Billy Kelly Tie Slein Lucetta Parker Frank Ross Edna Noyes Madeline Shone Don Officer Vokes Lamys Mins Lamy Weldernon Sisters St. Charles Fargo Dolly Richards Burt Shepherd Pantagescope Glenn Goff

Market proposal requests twelve thousand dollar addition

Licensed farmers proposed a twelve thousand dollar addition to the Pike Place Market for forty stalls. The measure was received by the city council and referred to the harbors and public grounds committee. An ordinance passed at the Monday session provides further regulation and more definite prescription of rates for the farmers division of the market.

Pike Place Harbors and Public Grounds Committee

Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief

An advertises a simple home made cough syrup using 24% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup honey or molasses. The copy touts Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract effective for cough bronchitis croup hoarseness and throat irritation and promises satisfaction or refunds.

Pinex Co T. Wayne Ind

Simple home remedy to dissolve and remove blackheads

An advertisement claims two scoops of calonite powder dissolved in water can remove blackheads. It instructs rubbing a hot wet cloth with the powder on the skin, then washing to leave pores clean. The text emphasizes blackheads dissolve and disappear regardless of size.

The Cold Welcome from the Frozen North Expedition

An American explorer plans winter return from the Arctic region. Advisers urge ample warm clothing for the voyage and endure extreme cold conditions.

American woman invents adaptable detachable cover umbrellas

An American inventor develops umbrellas with detachable covers that can be swapped to match any gown. The innovation highlights the designer’s focus on personalized fashion accessories and versatile styling options.

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