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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
10
Liberty theatre schedules a Saturday 10 a.m. event awarding 50 dollars in prizes to youths 4 to 18 who mimic Charlie Chaplin in The Idie Class. The contest will be filmed for public viewing and invites all locals to attend and enjoy the humorous pageant.
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes to restore color to curtains, skirts, coats and other fabrics. It claims easy directions, guaranteed non streaking, and suitability for wool, silk, linen, cotton or blends. Users are advised to tell the druggist the fabric type.
Becky Constance Binney appears Saturday in the screen version of The Case of Becky at the Winter Garden. The role is a dual personality, a demanding leading part adapted from the stage hit by David Belasco. Also at the Blue Mouse Saturday Fox presents Queen of Sheba with Nada Christian in a Sheba court role selected by producer J Gordon Edwards.
Manager William Cutts at the Clemmer theater presents a distinctive lobby display for this week’s show. Marie Prevost stars in Moonlight Follies with a miniature likeness of the actress at the front of the box office. A concealed spotlight casts a white line on the figure, enhancing its visual impact against the theater’s blue and purple backdrop.
Jane will be delighted to hear that Nazimova's latest picture Camille opens at the Clemmer Saturday. It is described as one of the finest pictures this famous actress has made for the screen.
Larry Lemon will receive 3.6 million from Vitagraph for a series of comedies he produces. He stars writes directs and finances production including travel and props. Irene Castle’s next film is The Rise of Roscoe Payne by Joseph Lincoln.
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