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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1921

Page

8

Liberty to Feature Claire Windsor in The Blot

Liberty screens The Blot starring Claire Windsor the former Seattle girl who drew nationwide attention after a horseback incident. The film draws a crowd as Chaplin helped in the search for the missing star. Windsor is found by the roadside after being thrown from her horse.

Claire Windsor Seattle Lois Weber Liberty Miss Windsor Charlie Chaplin Liberty Theatre

Life’s Darn Funny and Other Films At City Theatres

Viola Dana stars in Life’s Darn Funny at the Winter Garden with the story rooted in Christine Blade’s Saturday Evening Post tale Care takers Within. Edith Storey leads The Great Profit at the Rex as Pearl White enacts Know Your Men at the Colonial. Gloria Swanson and Thomas Meighan headline Male and Female at the Class A, adapted from The Admirable Crichton. a desert island plot unfolds with Wilfred Lyrell opposite Pearl White.

Viola Dana Winter Garden Theatre Christine Blade Saturday Evening Post Pearl White Colonial Theatre Helmeman Cecil de Mille Gloria, Swanson Thomas Meighan James M. Barrie Crichton

Lois Weber Defends Girls Who Bob Hair

Lola Weber defends women who bob their hair amid a debate sparked by a businessman's claim that bobbed hair signals lightheadedness. Mixa Weber applauds the fad, noting fashionable women from top families in smart venues and offices embrace bobbed styles, citing Norma Talmadge and Ruth Roland among supporters.

Lois Weber Lola Weber Liberty Mixa Weber Norma Constance Talmadge Irene Castle Nazimova Ruth Roland

Extension courses of A to open at University of Washington

Extension service work under the University of Washington will begin September 15 with a Money and Spanking class taught by Prof. H F Smith. Other evening classes follow in public speaking drama history economics Latin-American laws and accounting. Registration is at 1044 Henry Building where classes meet in the coming winter. A millinery class will be led by Mrs. V Patty at Home Economics hall starting September 27 Tuesdays 10 to 12.

University of Washington H. EF. Smith Henry Building V. Patty Home Economics University Campus

Tax Commission Tour Opens In Washington State

The Washington state taxation commission begins its tour this week with meetings in Tacoma Aberdeen and Chehalis. The investigation covers personal income tax business tax property tax on land and a personal citizenship tax.

Tax Commission of State Washington Washington State Taxation Commission Tacoma Aberdeen Chehalis

After the show we go to Boldt's

After the performance the group plans a stop at Boldt's to continue a social evening. The note mentions Boldt's as the chosen venue for aftershow gathering.

Boldt’s

Canada by area and population

The report states Canada covers about 3 729 665 square miles and has a population near 9 000 000. This summary presents the key figures without embellishment.

Canada

Negligees in Films Inspire China Inspired Outfit

Jewel Carmen wears a stylish negligee in Nobody inspired by native Chinese male attire. The piece uses soft fabric and reflects fashion influence from Asian costume in early cinema. A new invention claims to absorb 70 percent of gun recoil.

Jewel Carmen China

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