The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1918, Page 4

TODAY AND SATURDAY a HAROLD | LOCKWOOD § _ We Pay the War Tax Be Stet: CLEMMER i brother, who be. fascinated by a . Gounod and Pathe Weekly ihe NTI eh A on wT RECTED EBD a Mate I A NN NN La MNO aE MINN EN oe STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1918. PAGE 4 ‘Mike Is in the Movies | Now, Alright—Sure Nerma Talmadge, in “Captivating Mary Carstairs,” Coming to Orpheum Sunday |E AVENGING TRAIL james the New York Giants baseball team is now @ moving picture actor, He In & member of the company support ing George Walsh in “Jack Spur lock—Prodigal,” which will be seen here While art ber of the Giants team, Dontin was a pal of “Dummy” ‘Taylor, the deaf and dumb pitcher, and he became pro ficient in the sign language. At the studio where “Jack Spur lock—Prodigal.” in being filmed, a mute «iri mployed as a waitress in the rew rant. 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