Inevitable Temptations Revealed In Rehearsal Confessions
Margie Newton recalls a six week rehearsal period with Earnest Lawton and Miss Madden, detailing romance and selfish choices, financial strain, and the emotional toll of entangling relationships within a production. The excerpt ends with Margie reflecting on aging and the impact of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marete
Paula
Atege
Margie
Earnest Lawton
Miss Madden
Lawton
Madden
Cat Girl
Misa Newton
Farnest Lawton
Mies Madden
Red Cross Tag Day Raises 966.94 for Armenian Refugees
Red Cross workers gathered 966.94 dollars from tag day in the city on Saturday. Offerings collected in area churches Sunday were not yet tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Danderine Promises Dandruff Removal in Minutes
An ad touts a 26 cent bottle of Danderine as a cure for dandruff. It instructs to pour a little into the hand and rub into the scalp, claiming most of the dandruff will vanish by morning and that two or three applications will stop itching and hair loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Bluebird
The
Rex
Ruth Stonehouse
Franklyn Farnum
Mary Pickford
America
Miss Grey
United States Service
Seattle
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Shine
An old remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to turn gray hair dark and glossy. The ready to use preparation costs 50 cents a large bottle and is applied with a sponge or brush to a strand at a time for a natural looking, youthful appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Ex-Councilman Becomes Dairyman in Meadow Brook Sale
Meadow Brook Dairy Co at 2212 First Ave changed hands for 40000 dollars. Purchasers include Charles Marble former city councilman C D Alexander and C O Alexander all of Seattle. The dairy was previously owned by Frank M Stanley owner of the Stanley apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook Dairy Co
First Ave
Chas. Marble
C. D. Alexander
C. O. Alexander
Seattle
Frank M. Stanley
Stanley Apartments
Halloween Fun With Paper Fortunes and Peanut Birds
Fortunes may be written on milk-bleached white paper, dried and folded into balls in walnut shells. Warmed milk reveals writing. Paper covered combs serve as instruments for a Halloween grand march. Create peanut birds from pins, toothpicks and feathers. The winner is judged by the best bird name.
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Coliseum
Mae
Big Sister
Dr. Brown
Cherry Street
Pioneer Drug Store
Etropolitan Theatre
Liebler Company
Allar
New York Century Theatre
Nighta
Liberty
Norma Talmadge
the Liberty
Bohemiam
New York
Clemmer
Clara Kimball Young
Robert W. Chambers
Albert Capellani
Anch
Conway Tearle
Paul Capellani
Edna Hunter
Lillian Cook
Julia Stuart
Edward M. Kimball
Lydia Knott
D. J. Plannigan
William Fox Studios
John Webb Dillion
Tybalt
Strand
Dillion
Colonial
Regina Bader
Betty Compton
Mary Miles Minter
Fifty-Fifty
National Painless Dentists
Fourth
Pike
MM. G Puterson
Wrogenm
Mideuimmer
Bohemia
Hart
Fairbanks
Fatty Arbuckle
Raymond Hitchcock
Allace Arlitzer
Cinthia
Rea
Ruth
Cynthia Grey
Earth
C. BR Binyoa, Je
Binyon Optical Co
Ist Ave
Seneca
Star
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