The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1919, Page 4

re cement a ; Oh, Horrors! Little Miss Clark Has to Don Widow’s Weeds Rex Theatre Second at University | From “Preachin’ Bill” down to “Little Pete” you will see all the re- markable characters of Mr. Wright’s story. Filmed amid the beau- ties of the enchanting Ozarks HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S MOUS RURAL STORY OF THE OZARKS First time in pictures , THE SHEPHERD @) F TH = | Here you see the charming Marguerite Clark in a most H i L L S ms jmournful mood—and wearing widow's weeds. Quite an un- usual happening, considering the fact that the little star 10 REELS SEs just recently became the bride of a handsome lieutenant. But cheer up. It’s only in her latest photoplay, “Widow by Proxy,” that she dons the somber garb, and we don't have to tell you that she's the most fascinating vision in black you ever saw. Besides, she's not really a widow, even in the pic- ture. She's a vivacious bachelor girl, doing a little mas- querading for a girl friend—all for,a good purpose, of course, But # leads into mighty strange difficulties, and out of the mess the gay little deceiver gets something she wasn’t at all looking for a husband, Widow by Proxy” is at the Strand this week. eee . x——_- | COLISEUM corms id _FROORAMS | the | | One of the most striking episodes in “Whiss and Whiskers,” | | Maurice Tourneur's melodrama, “The Lite Line” ; cumety festering Marry Mans; | Life Ling” showing at the Coliseum this week, in a great fire in a London Colinewm CLEMMER—Ben Baneh’s “The Girt From Outside”, theatre in which scores of people love go eat at Boldt's—uptown, Johnnie Cooke, the veteran char |their lives and the hero and heroine | A downtown, | 913 24 Ave.| acter player, is dazzling Universal are rescued in the nick of time. i | " “ Thin photopiay ts an adaptation of| prey eS Rag Bape Gunter on tet | chs bar Drery Lane melodrama, “Re | African kelley-hat and a butterfly | | many Rye.” |net. ‘The noted sector 1s depicting sid Rew dl the role of a bugologist in “The of CLEMMER | Pointing Finger," Mary MacLaren‘s| | In the Rex Reach picture, “The |starrimg vehicle, by Eddie Kull. Git from Outside,” s } ledeing thin week, there is an en Children’s Cheeks Onsey Kid.” who regularly gets checks, as caste of Pober iat"; News Fie | |he genially explains to his pals, from cone rierence Reed ta “Wives | “his aunt." He usually cashes her ‘ot Men.” lehecks in the middie of the night in “The | | But i in the end he makes a heavy de ‘4 | posit—his life—to his “aunt's” ac. jeount; a deposit which more than | makes up for ail he has “drawn” on | her. ta “The Meweymeen.” | oe. LIBERTY | | | | LEEELE —Cueetie, Congiin | Flesrwalker”; Constance | Mother: Brew This This Vegetable Ten at Se © te Al Family showing at the! - The picture now here, in its awe-inspiring storm at sea, linér shipwreck and rescue of passengers, reaches to the very crest of the spectacular in photoplay pro- duction— “The ey atta Spectacle’ LIFE | LINE Jeanded inthe Uchtlimmaldecemedd thi See “THE ROMANY RYE” SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 artists under Reginald Dunn, playing “The Spring Maid.” Franz Adelman in violin solos, “Caprice” and “Dear Old Pal of Mine.” Harold Tet! Wright's popular etory, | ing a big drawing card on the saa | at the Rex this week nthe ext for the Liberty Guest Everybody—want to enjoy one of the derndest, fun- most exciting, flabbergastingest photo enter- It’s here! niest, tainments ever filmed? LEFT HOME WALLACE ON THE WURLITZER Playing “Down Kentucky Way,” by Casey. ‘The Shepherd of the Hills,” ts prov: | plays the role of Carmina, a live! little Italian girl, | wealth Mr. Wright not only directed the | the Wishes of ber father. pleture himnelf, but personally chose each player for the cast. ‘The scenes, which are particularly beautiful, mountains in California, eee COLONIAL Searue Hayakawa again demon- were “shot” in the heart of the Ozark |strates his ability to enact dramatic roles, This week at the Colonial he who marries a y young American against To drive out of the system tmpurt- ties that keep you feeling miserable} % good advice, and people who want better blood and keener enjoyment jof life should not neglect taking at lleast a two-weeks’ treatment of | gentle health-building K. & B. Tea. Druggists will tell you that scores of people enjoy a cup at bedtime be- jchuse it keeps liver and bowels in | proper condition and ends bilious at- | tacks and sick headache | Give it to the children when peev- | ish. rently on their little bowels. He sure you get Dr. Carter's K. @ B. x . = The Popular DANCE ROLLS “Behind Your Your Silken Veil” By Vincent Rose Fox Trot—$1.00 “Tell Me” By Max Kortlander ‘ox Trot—$1.00 “Tell Me Why” By Vincent Rose One Step—$1.25 “At the High Brown Baby’s Ball” By Davis and Erdman Fox Trot—$1.00 = se Special Attention to Mail Orders Aeolian Player Pianos $695 Pianolas from $750 Duo Art Pianos from $1,145 ‘The first night of Smith's married | life was started with a train wreck, the second was made hideous by « hotel fire, and an earthquake di turbed the third. As if that weren’ enough, he became innocently in volved’ in a compromising situation a t = Picture Patter ES with a pretty serving maid and earned the wrath of his bride and who was helping him her aunt, spend his honeymoon happily Bryant Washburn is the Liberty this week. CLASS A playing Smith in “Why Smith Left Home,” ‘They like it, and it acts very|" laugh-producing screen farce at dack Holt is at the Coliseum this week in “The Life Line.” No, you are wrong—Jack isn’t the villain this time—quite the contrary—he's the hero, Yes, he still wears that cute lite mus. tache, Tom Mix has signed with Fox for Florence Reed, the popular stage|the next five years and screen star, is at the Class A in; “ee Wives of Men,” an extremely dra “The Gray Towers Mystery” will utic pleture concerning a wife WhO | star Gladys Lealle leves her husband untrue. eee LITTLE The Little is showing wature bill this week. a double Pretty young “The Miracle Man,” said to be Teatest photoplays of , comes to the Strand Jonstance Talmadge is appearing in| . “The Honeymoon,” and Charlie Chap-| lin in one of his funniest comedies, | “The Floorwalker.” . -s IS COMING ‘ FRIDAY Sally Crute will star tn a film |titled “The Red Virgin.” ole Among Theodore Roberts’ claims for distinction is the fact that he's |stayed with one film company for} |six years. | eee | “Squabs and Squabbles" in the |latest contender for honors as the champ alliterative title for a com |eay eee Affair.” sta Greeley; “Woman of 1 June Elvidge; “The E starring ¢ ‘relghton Hale, starri “The Oakdale | MISSION AND OTHER GOOD THINGS! |appears in “The Man Beneath.” He |is portraying the role of a Hindu who Tonight brings to a close “The falls in love with a white girl. For Outeasts of Poker Flat" in which|her sake he faces death and frus |Harry Carey is starring at the Mis-|trates the plans of a black-hand #0: lelety by use of his mystic Oriental Th opena power. PROMINENT NEW YORK SURGEON TELLS WHY HE BELIEVES IN NUXATED IRON SAYS IT 18 THE MOST VALUABLE TONIC, STRENGTH AND BLOOD.BUILDER ANY PHYSICIAN CAN PRESCRIBE “The great strain of the hould make the public generally real- ize the necensity of forti- fying the blood and nerve new show which mineral salts of iron, and gives to every careful, thinking physician a tri and valuapie prescription which h and rundown patients “Nuxated Iron, by en- riching the blood and cre- ating new biood cells, strengthens the nerves, rebuilds ¢ weakened tissues and helps to instill renewed energy into the whole system, whether the patients be young or old. In my opinion, Nux- ated Iron is the most val- uable tonic, strength and blood bulld any physi- clan can prescribe.” If you are not strong or well, you owe it to your- self to make the follow- ing test: See how long you can work or how far fan you can walk without be- Sehoet coming tired. Next take tal. two five-grain tablets of eed ordinary Nuxated Iron k of {three times per day, after meala, for n of |two weeks, Then test your strength ‘ay with all| again and see how much you have tionable features of the old | gained. Nuxated Iron, which ts recommended abeve, is not a Unlike the keeping up supply at all tim: woul Dr. KENNETH K. McALPINE A promint jana how to admin iron in a form that o be taken up by the tem and increase the red blood corpuscles wit tting the kening the producing oth 1 and Hes- five cntirely satisfactory results to every porchaser of they will refund your money. It js dispensed in this city by Owl Drug Co., Bartell Drug Co., Swift's Pharmacy and all other druggiate AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA EACH MEMBER A SOLO ARTIST SOLO Marimba, Xylophone and Chimes “The Fortune “THE GIRL arate Played by FROM PRESTON L, LODWICK OUTSIDE” As vivid and virile as any Rex Beach ‘tale; yet deeper, more human. BEACH’S Vigorous Drama of the North Selection, Teller” ORCHESTRA NUMBER Guterson’s Orchestra CHRISTIE COMEDY “He Married His Wife” What Is the Next Big Letter? mcr" INVITED 2125 4th Ave. Elliott 2492. Independent Tourists Garage RAY) Now showing—a love, comedy of ex- quisite humor and charm, an example of the art of Marguerite Clark at her It’s a tale to applaud and repeat to your neighbor—another “Come Out of the Kitchen” success. STRAND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. Wineland, playing “Pagliacci” and Paderewski’s Minuet