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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
8
Today programs list Klenbalt Young, Lewis and Earle in varying productions. Edward Earle performs The Law of the Yukon, while Nasimova stars Rye for Eye and a comedy A Fool and the Money shows.
Strands shows Humoresque based on Fannie Hurst with a tale of a musician and his devoted mother and a girl who helps him. Coliseum presents What’s Your Hurry a Wallie Reid auto racing story about speed, trucks, family conflict, and a reconciled ending. Eugene O’Brien stars in A Fool and His Ghosts as a young author.
An advertisement claims excess uric acid fuels rheumatism and a wide range of ailments from headaches to kidney troubles. It touts Buchu and Marshmallow Compound as a non patent remedy that supposedly clears uric acid, renews kidney function, and offers bottles at $1.00 and $2.00 post paid through Drug Co. Spokane.
The Strand runs Appealing Film Play of New York Ghetto this week with a story of ghosts, romance and danger at a New York castle. The Clemmer shows Mutiny of Elsinore featuring Mitchell Lewis, Helen Ferguson and Casson Ferguson in a seafaring drama of mutiny and peril aboard a small vessel. Colonial presents The Law of the Union with Edward Earle as a decisive hero. Liberty features Clara Kimball Young in The My Sin and Constance Binney in 39 East, a poverty tale of a minister’s daughter seeking to fix her family finances.
Theodore Kosloff, famed Russian dancer, has moved toward cinema after rejecting a prior screen contract. He appeared with Thomas Meighan in The Prince Chap and is set for a prominent part in William De Mille's upcoming feature, following a return from tours in Australia and the Antipodes.
The article explains irritability as a sign of nervousness that worsens with nerve exhaustion. It links headaches sleeplessness and depression to neurasthenia and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic to nourish nerves and blood. The pills are sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Co and a free booklet is offered.
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