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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
8
Pioneer film actor Ethel Grandin is set to return to cinema starring in Beyond Price, reviving her prominent role from early Hollywood. The project signals a notable comeback for the veteran performer amid renewed interest in classic era stars.
Dorothy Dalton leads The Market of Souls at the Coliseum featuring a New York cabaret scene with toe dancers Egyptian maidens and diners. A massive earth prop and rotating hemispheres anchor a playful showcase of spectacle.
Oxygen Vapor treatments prove popular as two parlors open at 317 18 Seaboard Building. Promoted by Dr F F Gearheard the therapy claims to relieve bronchial coughs and restore health for bronchitis asthma neurasthenia anemia malnutrition insomnia and other disorders. A thirty minute treatment is described as more beneficial than a week in a good climate with trial sessions offered free. Office hours are 9 am to 6 30 pm daily.
June Caprice, once a Boston schoolgirl at 16, has become a famous screen star with Albert Capellani Productions, releasing thru Pathe. At the Clemmer this week she headlines in a film musical comedy adapted from the stage hit Oh Boy.
Actress Priscilla Dean headlines the film update as the star ring is now listed under the new title The Beautiful Beggar. The change signals a rebranding of the 1920s silent feature for renewed release.
A catalog of films showing Dorothy Dalton in The Market of Souls and George Walsh in The Winning Stroke among several features. It notes actors such as Wallace Reid and Anita Stewart with multiple domestic showings and accompanying newsreels from Pathé Strand and Colosseum venues.
A short film life of Roosevelt titled With Roosevelt Thru the Roosevelt Country will be shown at the Colonial Theatre Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Revenues go to the Roosevelt Memorial association with Hallmark Pictures making no booking charges. The film debuts this week nationwide and will tour other cities including Washington.
After a mother struggles hours at a hot fire to cook for a hungry family, the article highlights kitchen strain and its impact on home life and well being. It reflects on cooking burdens and domestic hardship faced by mothers.
An old advertisement touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for sour stomach belching and indigestion. It advises simple meals and to take the tablets after each meal to aid digestion and restore appetite. The copy notes availability in U.S. and Canada drug stores as a standard remedy.
James Clemmer returns after a two months trip to the East. He met film industry leaders in New York and arranged for major features debuting at the Clemmer theatre in the West. He compares New York music with Seattle offerings under Misha Guterson's orchestra and notes Detroit’s automotive city transformation.
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