H.M.S. Pinafore shines at Met in Seattle run
The American Light Opera company presents H. M. S. Pinafore at the Metropolitan theater as part of its Seattle season. Theo Pennington and Paula Ayers lead a strong cast with Victoria Andrews drawing the crowd’s applause. Ed Andrews, Marty Pfeil, George Olsen, and Carl Bundachu provide solid turns as the ensemble delivers buoyant satire and brisk charm all week.
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He’ll Favor Average Folk in 47th District Race
Morria L. Malakoff, candidate for state representative, pledges to vote to cut state appropriations while supporting higher education, and to repeal the poll tax. Marion Davies, star of Cosmopolitan Productions, announces plans for a pacifist pilgrimage to Princess Mary Tudor’s tomb during filming.
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Louis F. Hart
Marion Davies
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England
Mary Tudor
Bury St. Edmunds
Miss Davies
Princess Mary
Talmdage sisters on trip to Egypt for film work
Norma and Constance Talmadge have finished The Voice From the Minaret and East Is West and travel to Egypt. Norma aims to meet the Sphinx to discuss her next film with an Eastern mood while Constance plans to see Cleopatra country, not pursuing any ulterior motive.
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Egypt
Constance
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Hastings alumnae back Hastings in state senate race
Fred W Hastings, candidate for reelection to the state senate from Queen Anne Hill and Sixth Ward, wins endorsement from the University of Washington Alumni Association. He cites past battles to protect University funding, oppose high tuition and poll taxes, and notes support for veterans, alien land laws, and social welfare measures.
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University of Washington Alumni Association
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Women's Industrial Home
No Bobbed Hair at Universal City
A newspaper feature notes Universal City has no bobbed hair among its star lineup led by Gladys Walton and other actresses. The only bobbed head spotted at the Century lot is Baby Peggy, then three years old, who is expected to outgrow it.
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Barbara Belford
Andree Tournier
Una Trevelyn
Marjorie Daw
Century Lot
Peggy
Columbia
Gladys Brockwell
Stuart Holmes
Mahion Hamilton
Wilfred Lucas
Baltimore Doctor Pitches Gland Therapy Glandogen
A Baltimore physician promotes gland therapy to extend life by boosting gland power. After German research, he claims success with Glandogen, a concentrated glandular tonic from healthy animal glands. Advertised by Bartell drug stores.
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Man and Wife Solve the Fuel Problem
A couple discusses buying coal before winter shortages and plans to purchase a new suit and Mary’s dress with a down payment and monthly installments at Cherry's, 1015 Second Ave, Rialto Building, over the Pig’n Whistle.
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Programs and Cast Listings From Various Theaters
The clipping lists show many listings including Lloyd in CGrand ma s Hay and Wallace Bae in People, with last time noted. Katherine MacDonald at Domestic Relations and Gladys Hireckwell at Peid Mack are shown for Columbia. Pearl White appears at Winter Garden in The Hreadway Peacock with May McAvey at Colontal and Prie Ven Streheim at Oak in Mind Hushande.
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Pearl White
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Oak
Liberty 7x Randma’s Boy at Local Theaters
Harold Lloyd stars in Liberty's latest comedy about a timid boy who gains false courage through a talisman told by his grandmother. The piece blends humor with adolescent pathos as the young suitor navigates love and vanity, with notable scenes including a creek crossing gone awry.
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Charlie Chaplin
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Mary Miles Minter to Star in Sacrifice
Mary Miles Minter is set to headline the film Sacrifice, elevating the drama with her star power. The project centers on a woman facing peril and moral choices amid evolving tensions on set.
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Mary Miles Minter
Rail Strike Declared Settled by Federated Industries
The Federated Industries of Washington asserts the railroad strike is settled and that returning workers with full seniority rights is not a viable meaning of settlement. John H McIntosh says over 3,000 business firms support this view and that roads are hiring, with some shops at 85 percent capacity.
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Alaska Building
Fresh Air as Health Rule Warns Against Stuffy Rooms
A physician urges using fresh air to prevent illness. Open windows wide at night, breathe deeply, and sleep out if possible. A steady breeze or fan keeps the body cool, reducing risk of colds, bronchitis, and pneumonia from overheated, poorly ventilated spaces.
Coat Repair Refusal From A LA Tailor Causes Laugh
Lloyd Hamilton sends his coat to a Los Angeles tailor for repairs. The errand boy returns with the coat and a note declaring the coat beyond fixing. The tailor cites four holes five patches and moth damage and demands full advance payment to replace the lining.
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Los Angeles
Hamilton
Mister Hamilton
Comedian Clings to Patchwork Coat for New Educational Series
The comedian refuses to replace his worn coat, a eight year prop for his act. He continues to wear the cutaway in The Speeder, the first Hamilton comes dies episode now at the Strand.
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