The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1919, Page 3

Come on, let’s all be happy-hearted young folks again—t! picture will “carry you back” in most delightful fashion— The Typical! American Boy, i THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1919 — — Nothing Slow About This Grocery Boy; He Wins Girl From City Dude This is the way young Jack Pickford looks in the photo-| Jack) play, “In Wrong,” showing at the Strand this week. plays the part of Johnny Spivens, Johnny is only a grocery boy but, nevertheless, he succceds in winning pretty little TODAYS ISKUM— Dei in “The Marry Pollard | vente Stewart in — George W + ROOSEVELT FILM IS SHOWN AT COLONIAL A short film life of Roosevelt en titled “With Ror Thru the Roosevelt Country,” be shown at the Cc Wednesday Thursday an the result ngements by the orial association, All film will go dé the Hall Pictures ¢ tion making booking charges ne picture ts being given its firet showing this week all over the country. It will later be exhibited in other cities in Washington evelt will nial Theatre and Friday Dyspepsia ad Home Life What a Relief When All the Family a * Food pe rei te D Mince Pie After mother has struggled two r three hours over a hot fire to do Satisfactory Terms Aiways THE ROTE-HANKINCO | OTTO F. NEGEL. President Store Hours from 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. ed “ JRAY OF THE ELECTRIC SWEEPER VAC WITH MOTOR DRIVEN BRUSH, SHOWING HOW IT CLEANS The Electric SWEEPER-VAC Is Revolutionizing the Hardest of All Housework Can you imagine anything more fascinating than to simply press a tiny but ton, roll a beautiful nickel-plated little instrument around in the room, and while #p” you are amusing yourself in this manner—lo! the hardest part of your housework ff} is done as if by magic. The rugs are immaculate, the floors are clean, the furniture requires no dusting—your housekeeping days becomes real joy-days, and Clean, pretty and wholesome—bring the whole family down for a real treat! STRAND ORCHESTRA Playing “William Tell” and Titl’s Serenade. Let's go cat at “THE MIRACLE MAN” TO BE SHOWN HERE W414 3d Ave; 913 ta Ave Amazing Relief From Indigestion ¥ be obtained in from two to five Binutes 4 taking @ teas ful of owder im a little hot r immediately after eating or ever pain is felt. Thousands have tried it say there is noth- like Bi-nesta ‘or indigestion, tritis, acidity and dyspepsia. Get & Sec bottle today of The Swift Drug Co. or any other good drug- ist. Be sure to ask for Bi-mesia, he kind that is guaranteed to stop Pain !n five minutes by the watch, or your money back for the asking. film actresses, is to return to the sereen in “Beyond Price.” Always the Best for the Liberty Guest It isn’t a question of whether or not you are - coming to see this rare comedy. No well per- son will miss it. It is a question of whether you are coming early, to beat the crowds, or coming late, to buck ’em! In either case, you will have the time of your life at this show! WALLACE THE LOTTERY MAN It’s that wonderful stage success—now it has innumerable smashing big scenes like the lottery drawing—you know 300,000 women are after Wally! + & & & WALLACE on the Playing His New Success, “Reaching for the Moon” | }Stowell plays the king for @ hungry farnily, it Milly, the belle of the village, from a handsome city chap. The picture is filled with pathos and comedy and the climaz has lots of “punch.” 2° COLISEUM Dorothy Dalton's starring vebiele “The Market of Souls ! seurn this week {LIBERTY When Wally aw a prize in a at the Reid offers himself ‘marriage lottery,” Liberty this week, offering to Now ork cabaret. Clever tof marry the woman with the winning dancers, Egyptian maidens and bal-|ticket he starts something. There let girls mingle with the guests injis a mad = tan east 48 date the big ballroom of the Broadway | 399 900 tS Mak ihe heed restaurant push “ee agg Ry wate. tossed among and « girl dances on competing sides of drone ere wtrive te reach her a huge replica of the earth rolls into the room and spins on its axis, Suddenly it stops! and parts into hemispheres, the up per half rising, while pigeons flut ter from the center of the earth and fy among the guests Miss Dalton plays Helen Armes & young girl who goes to New York typ to train as @ puree. June Caprice at Clemmer To make matters worse a homely vida the | ky number atime falls ir young girl out of this mess furnishes of lively comedy | “The Lottery Man” the picture. goyeral . rete enjoyment when there isn't ¢ jinx among them. Of dynpepat tion must be look tis far more to the p is the title of | © a | MISSION aff merely invites slug- A Yale-Harvard boat race is one of the exciting scenes shown tn “The Winning Stroke.” at the Mis sion this week. The race seen | with the monster crowds of cheer ing spectators and the increasing t from start to finish of . ie faithfully carried out joplay George Walsh plays the role of Buck Simmons, who is the Yale stroke. | E ar little pork sausages for breakfast. without fears; have o pinte of beans and a piece of pie with cheese for lunch, and end the day with a real dinner, instead of a bow! of bread and milk ow each meal with a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet and get right back to your naturel self 4 - ‘These tablets digest food and as- ch to prepare the con- ation in the tn- Thus you get the practical relief and help wh! duces ® better appetite greater freedom in the select foods. You will find Stuar yn pepsia Tablets on aale at any drug store in the United en and Can- ada, as they are cx ered one « the stand-bys by the druggist » REX Wiliam Stowell gives Dorothy Phillips splendid support in “Paid tn | Advance,” at the Rex this week.|| role of a “down and outer,” who is regenerated thru; his love for a pretty young hall girl. Particularly noticeable is) } tance }the splendid care Stowell has given to his make-up of the character he portrays. rd dt Pike COLONIAL “The Man in the Moonlight” the title of the new show which | opens at the Colonial today The scenes of the story are laid in the French-Canadian woods. It cerns Rossignol, a romantic brigand who laughs at his pursuers, renders honor where honor is due, and scorn where scorn ts needed. Monroe Salisbury stars as Roasig:| nol. Wednesday, ~ Thursday, Friday and Saturday Anita Stewart “From Headquarters” Relentless detective fol- lows the trail into his own home. Greatest po- lice drama ever shown. 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Now screen star of the The past year has brought relict +, tagaaead Inc, and complete recovery to many 8)" A+ the Clemmer this week pretty Oxygen Vapor, recognised by lead-| Mise Caprice is making a big bit, ing physicians all over the country reemaskantoe or is Pie as the greatest therapeutic agent in the stage ev the treatment of Bronchitis, Asthma, : Nourasthenia, Anemia, Malnutrition, | Insomnia, Dyspepsia and all blood disorders, has been proving its ef- t ficacy by permanent results. titled “The Beautiful Beg The Bronchial Coughs and Ca-| tarrhal conditions so prevalent at this season of the year a diately relieved by this constitutional remedy. por, which is a combinati leally pure triatomiec oxy and hydro-carbon oils of the turpine | group, such as eucalyptus, turpine cymene and camphene, is an absolute germ destroyer. The oxy directly up all disease ge was a of caramels is a fam bert Capellani releasing thru Keystone Comedy Pathe Review “The Virgin of Stamboul,” star ring Priscilla Dean, has Nature's dy A thirty-minute treatment will do ‘a stay in the *. F. Georheard tment to the phy-| lA TODAY J TOMORROW A SNAF FRIDAY FARC % OMEDY THAT'S DIFFERENT The story Involves quite a marvelous affair of pajamas, or per- haps ma-jamas, for they are that kind—“OH, BOY!" GUTERSO COMING SOON— ee “THE MIRACLE MAN” The finest motion pic- ture Seattle has seen in years. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA . “Oh, Boy!” Lincke “Glow Worm’ ‘RA + SEATTLE'S BEST PHOTO PLAY HOUSE: -|into personal contact with the big! housework is a continual round of delight. THE ELECTRIC SUPER-VAC WITH THE MOTOR-DRIVEN BRUSH is here for you, ready to do the work-seeming miracles at your will. THESE WONDERFUL CLEANERS are being demonstrated this week, and may be purchased on small weekly or monthly pay- ments. Come at once—take hold of one of them— “feel” it draw the dirt from the rug—roll it around for yourself—see the motor-driven brush take up all the surface lint, thread and hair—see how it raises the “pile” of your rugs, makes them so clean, so fluffy and so new again in appearance. Surely you want one of them—surely you shall have one. The Price of an Electric Sweeper-Vac is Only $53.50 “Ford's plant, which during the war was used for submarines, is James Clemmer now being used to turn out the tin Back From East ii2.. and preparations are being | made to manufactur mtenatvely | James Q Clemmer is back on the|the new invention of a street car| job again after a two months’ trip| propelled by the use of gasoline.” thre the large Gties of the East. ncn Fa eal nina wm Mr. Clemmer spent quite a little while in New York city, coming men of the film industry, which re- sulted in the arrangements for some of the biggest features now being} |produced, to make thelr initial ap-| pearance in the West at the Ciem-| mer theatro. “{ visited the biggest houses in| the city,” says Mr. Clemmer, “with the purpose of ascertaining the kind| of music that New York people are getting, In order to make compari. son with that which the people of Seattle are getting. The result proved that unquestionably no more artistic productions are to be found] in the big city than are listened to! daily by Seattleites under the direc tion of Misha Guterson’s orchestra. | “Detroit,” he says, “was the big jgest surprise of all. The automo-| bile industry has so revolutionized things that I could not conceive of| it being the same city that I had visited ten years ago. James Olive Cur- wood’s Famous Story of the Frozen North. ER SOUL in the balance! Around her, the flash” and lure of “life.” Deep in her breast, the voice: of her better self—Beware!” Which call did she heed? Your heart will go out to Dorothy Dalton in the ll shee hd tense, trying moments of this great screen story. story of a girl who was snowed in at a lawless mining camp and had to make a great de cision, Your eyes will glow in fascination at the sensa-= tional picture of a New Year’s revel in a New York | palace of joy. - Positively No Advance ONLY TWO MORE DAYS Symphony Orchestra 31 artists under Reginald Dunn, playing “Madam Butterfly” and Drigo’s polka, “Reconci