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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
10
Seattle girl Ethel Hurst appears at the Palace Hip 1 sharing opinions on flappers cigaret smoking for women and bobbing hair. She touts thoughtfulness toward parents and home life and recalls starting on stage in 1909 with Willard's Temple of Music.
District managers for Metropolitan Life Insurance met in the White House to discuss plans against Referendum Measure 13. Dr. Fleisher, to tour Washington for a week, urged cooperation with public health forces. The measure would let parents prohibit school physical exams by written order, opponents warn of health risks and epidemics.
The performer, noted for cymbals xylophone and other novelty instruments, led in music and comedy, acted in dramatic stock and traveling shows, then returned to vaudeville as a singer and dancer. She said Seattle looks mighty good and plans to settle with her parents at 919 N 36th St after show days end.
Today’s schedule includes Manslaughter with Pasa Meighan and Leatrice Jo, Silver Py oOoLYnth Vrask Mayo in Caught Hiuffing Linert y-Dorethy Dalton in The Siren’s Call, and Mack Sennett’s When Summer Comes. ISEUM-Hohard Barthelmese presents Hond Winter Garden with Geraldine Par rar in The World and Its Woman, Princess-Clare Windsor and Milton Bille in One Clear Call.
Wallace MacDonald portrays a weak willed youth in Caught Bluffing at the Columbia theater. Manslaughter with Thomas Meighan and Leatrice Joy closes after two weeks. Silver Wings with Mary Carr runs at the Blue Mouse, while The Siren Call stars a Alaska dance hall owner and Dorothy Dalton at the Liberty. Silas Marner moves to the Winter Garden with Crauford Kent and Helen Rowland.
Frank Waterhouse president of the Chamber of Commerce announced a committee including Bruce Shorts Carl Croson Vaughn Tanner and others to examine problems facing the university and address immediate tasks such as handling the stadium interest debt and its impact on student athletics. Strongheart the dog actor was taken to New York to act in a production.
Edna Wallace Hopper former Florodora star appears at the Coliseum starting Saturday to relate how plastic surgery and skincare turned back time. At 62 she looks like a 40 year old and will discuss aging and youth on stage alongside Richard Barthelmess in The Bond Boy shown at the theater through Friday.
Albert Payson Terhune's dog undergoes shedding in a new climate and is sent back to the Northwest to appear in a picture.
An advertisement features Mrs Aprita Tomsneck praising Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound claimed to help women with nerves and ailments. The testimonial urges readers to trust the root and herb medicine as a health aid and credits the doctor with urging its use.
John Barrymore portrays Sherlock Holmes in a Golawyn Pictures Corporation production based on Conan Doyle. The story draws from Doyle's books and a stage play with William Gillette. Albert Parker directs scenes shot in England, Switzerland, and the United States, with Doyle's private screening endorsement.
Thomas Meighan Leatrice Joy and John Miltern, familiar from DeMille’s Manslaughter, return together in the Paramount drama The Man Who Saw Tomorrow directed by Alfred Green at the Lasky studio and Catalina Island. The cast also includes Theodore Roberts Albert Roscoe June Elvidge Alec Francis Lawrence Wheat Eva Novak Robert Brower and Edward Patrick. A 17th century machine gun with 64 barrels is noted.
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