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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1917
Page
5
German critics call the act a scandal as the crown prince ships a special train to Munich to ferry opera singers to his headquarters, fueling debate on royal influence and culture.
Advertisement for watch repair services urging readers to trust Haynes for repairing timepieces at the Next Liberty theatre location.
Film notes highlight Bill Farnum stressing mind over brawn with examples from Greek myth and career lore. Edith Storey and Geraldine Farrar promise big screen prestige, with reviews of The Countess Charming and The Woman God Forgot. Westerns with Harry Carey, Cheyenne and Placer Fremont feature action and rugged heroism.
Alice Lake and Herbert Rawlinson head the Liberty cast in Come Through a noir melodrama about a midnight wedding gift theft and a Western fiancé misread as a former lover. The minister cries come through as a pivotal scene. Marguerite Clark appears at the Coliseum in Bob's Diary, based on Mary Roberts Rinehart's SubDeb stories.
Mae Marsh returns to the screen after a year away in the Goldwyn photo spectacle Polly of the Circus adapted from the Margaret Mayo play. The Strand presents this world famous Big Top drama with Marsh greeting large crowds and renewed fame after The Birth of a Nation and Intolerance.
The narrative centers on Harry Symone amid a political scandal and tabloid scrutiny. His public statement accepts full responsibility for a personal episode, requests fair treatment, and pledges equal rights for all residents if elected mayor. Ellene Symone confirms legal adoption of his children and guardianship. The passage ends with a belief that the confession may influence voters.
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