Dance Halls Report Highlights City Hall Controversy
A Star reporter tours dance halls near Yesterday on Fifth Ave and Washington St. amid council debates over licenses. Dancers describe pay from 13 to 50 dollars weekly. patrons include Japanese and Filipino men, some students, with strict police enforcement and race-based entry limits in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yester Way
Star
Seaburn Brown
Fifth Ave
Washington St
Industrial Workers of the World
Brown
Seattle High School
Tanlac touted as Rheumatism cure in testimonial ad
An advertisement claims Tanlac relieves rheumatism after a testimonial from Edward Ware of 2526 Juneau St. It asserts the medicine refreshes the digestive system and organs to remove impurities, urging readers to buy at any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Ils
Edward Ware
Juneau St
Dancers Visit Mrs Landes Aide Or Change Of Heart
Mrs Henry Landes councilwoman after a visit from three dance hall workers at her home 4611 18th Ave heard their view that many dancers are mothers who cannot earn enough in industrial jobs. She said the visit left a pleasant impression and a slight shift in her stance. Arn Allen of the M A A criticized Mayor Brown for allowing dance halls in the town's lower end during a separate speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Landes
18Th Ave
Gladys Nelson
May Stanford
Winnifred Durgin
Freezone claims quick relief for corns
An advertisement asserts that Freezone relieves corn pain instantly and allows removal by finger. A small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents promises to remove hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness or irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Pub. CO
San Diego
Second Ave. N. E
Dean
Manslaughter at Strand and a Night Rally of Filmmaking
Cecil B. DeMille's Manslaughter stars Thomas Meighan and Leatrice Joy at the Strand in its second week, with a plot of barbarian invasion and lawful pursuit. Other films include The Siren Call at Liberty with Dorothy Dalton, Silver Wings at Blue Mouse, Confidence at Columbia, The Bond Boy at Coliseum with Richard Barthelmess, The World and It a Woman at Winter Garden, One Clear Call at Princess, and The Sheik's Wife at Colonial in Arabian spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
Strand Theater
Thomas Meighan
Leatrice Joy
Meighan
Charlotte Woods
Gores Casino
Dorothy Dalton
Liberty Theater
William Fox
Blue Mouse Theater
Mary Carr
Richard Barthelmess
Coliseum Theater
Barthelmess
David
Stahl
Princess Theater
Henry B. Walthall
June Elvidge and David Torrence Take Key Roles
June Elvidge and David Torrence hurry to finish work in For Saking All Others to join heavy parts in The Power of a Lie. The two actors race to complete scenes as production advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Elvidge
David Torrence
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Cecil de Mille
Paramount Production
Lets Wilson
Tink Gods
Richard
Firet National
Bond Boy
Edna Wallace Hepper
David Powell
Mitchel Lewie
Wallace Reid
Gabrichon I Neryey Ai Eet
David Sex and Bell
Ted Howland
California
Daddy
Alee
Warner
Felix
Herbert
San Francisco
Fee Columbia
China
Wester Fay
Pimples
S.S. S
Arger
Star Man
Terpsichore
Yesterway
Halla
Vvorue
Sheik
Arabia
Desert
Lathrop
Haarlem
The
Ow! Drug Co
Elliott
Mrs, Landes
Wanawa
Liberty
Columbia
Herbert Rawlinson
Universal
Harriet Hammond
Coliseum
Winter Garden
Geraldine Farrar
Goldwyn
Winter Garden Theater
John M
Maes Sdoakakisy
the Grote
Atto F. Kegel
Dad
Itaelf
MD Only
Ironized Yeast Co
Atlanta
PT A
Seattle
Bert Lytell
Druggistse
Na-Dru-Co., Inc
Buffalo, N. Y
Mifflin Alkohol
Atafi Druggists S
Cosronanon Philadelpmila, P
Jeweler
Second Avenue
Pike and Pine
Marvelous
Doan
J. W. Phillips
Mary Eckert
Twentieth Ave. W
Oan
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo
N. Y
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