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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
10
Mary Pickford headlines at the Colonial in The Love Light a heart touching drama marking her first appearance today America's Sweetheart delivers a highly emotional role in the film program and audience awaits a strong performance.
The page lists upcoming film showings and star ensembles at local houses. Clara Kimball Young stars The Hands of Nara at Coliseum while Norma Talmadge headlines The Eternal Flame. Winter Garden opens A Bel Made Man with Will iam Kunsell. extras include Harold Lloyd with Mildred Davis in Grandma's Hey.
Jeffer son’s son Thomas revives the famous character in the old stage play Rip Van Winkle now showing for the last time tonight at the Oak theater. The production highlights the renowned leading lady role and nods to Rodolph’s legacy in a period piece revival.
Reading Delaware Sept 14. Robert A Sheppard failed to enter prison by confessing a murder and then committed burglary. His desire has been fulfilled according to reports.
A vintage Marmola weight loss advertisement urges readers to try Marmola Prescription Tablets. It claims the product helps reduce fat safely without starvation or heavy exercise and offers direct ordering from Marmola Co. 4612 Woodward Ave Detroit Mich.
Chicago detectives trail Vincent Drucci as he drives a car across the rising four foot gap of the jackknife bridge while crowds watch. The dramatic crossing leads to Drucci’s capture after a traffic jam chase on the lower north side.
In Brighton, women bathers ducked a policeman who insisted on modest swimwear. In Beaver City, Iowa, Leo French, hunting eggs in a stable, found a torn fifty dollar bill hidden in a robin's nest.
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