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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
3
Florence Finch, formerly paired with the late John Bunny, resumes film work and will be seen in forthcoming appearances. Louise Giaum is set to star in the war play Somewhere in France, arriving soon.
A mother laments her daughter's estrangement after an arranged marriage and the daughter asks for no contact. The column advises letting the daughter learn by experience and notes possible protection if abuse occurs. Other items discuss electoral votes in Washington and a wife asking about a lunch invitation. Also guidance on a hip deformity and Maine voting timing.
The Return of Draw Egan starring William S. Hart will be shown for the last time at the Liberty. The Western tale follows a two gun badman who falls for brown eyes and black curls and returns to his old role in a stormy romance.
The five part story follows a young man who loves books and is swayed by a pretty girl into changing his habits. He later seeks only high paying work demanding at least $6,000 yearly. The program promises some of the cleanest comedy yet seen on the picture stage.
The Princess Wah-Let-Ka, famed Cherokee mystic, tops a Grand theatre bill with questions answered on stage. The Manhattan Musical Comedy Co. and The Sailor and the Maid perform, plus Theda Bara in East Lynne at Pantages Seattle net.
Twenty five students signified intent to enroll in the Northwest Free Art School which opened Monday at the old courthouse building. Enrollment extended to October 24 from 1 to 9 p.m. The plan is to offer free art lessons backed by voluntary contributions.
The Women's Bureau of the Democratic National Committee challenged the Hughes Alliance's Women's committee to an open debate in New York on or after October 20. The telegram was sent to Frances Keller, Hughes Women’s committee chair, who is in Reno with the Golden Special campaign train.
Registration closed Tuesday night with 97,773 voters registered, the largest total ever in the city surpassing 1914 levels. The figure marks a record for civic participation and reflects growth since earlier years.
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