The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1922, Page 4

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Deposits PESOS Coe eer ov ececccecceeesss 3,918,1 ¢ Kid." tmpersonated by Columbia, in | dy drama, is She ts smart for her own good | in the beginning, but before the story . who made a host of peared here tn Davies appears for the the Colt lightfully entertaining as well as plo the | Pretty actress is seen in a popular ‘erry, will be shown. Kisie Ferguson and Wallace Reid the plow at the Roth players do i in sald of the ability Doug: | | las Fairbanks is continually display j ing in the performance of real, hax | ardous feats, one must not lose sight of the colossal nerve exhibited by him in his motion pictures. According to his way of thinking, a perilous stunt | accomplished can be} Whistle, Next select your] fitmed when in operation for the first Hence no need of repetition. & certain sum each month. They! 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