The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1919, Page 4

mciaa tat PO NNN Ae Ne EO ENN Ae nM HERE MT UM Here's the picture that the Eastera reviewers say is the most delightful comedy of the season and of the year—the big audiences here think s0, too— Just don’t miss it! That's all! SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Thirty-one artists under Reginald Dunn, playing the teen TODAY's PROGRAMA KUM- i || dy | CLRMMBM-—Mahel Normand in’ Trinma Natural Col “Sereen Stare ae TI Are LIBRETY.Brie Atrohelm tn Pathe News) "6 mount Seenle, RRA — Wilton ‘ rey to “The Thotortals | Warner io “For ‘Kast Lynn,” | ‘Curse of Bye, | SS A—Norma Talmadge te “The | | dutt” in the name of a cute little | }tame dog who iy doing his share to | provide entertainment for movie fans Jat the Coliseum this week, “Mutt,” | | besides playing one of the very lead: | feature ploture, | Halt Hours lao hae a little part in Larry omedy, “The Head Waiter,” on the same bill ty-threa and @ Malt Hours | Leave” is one of the best light come. dion shown in Seattle for some time Ive a Mary Roberts Rinhart stary | and deals with the “misadventures” of a youthful reokie, CLEMMER There's a terrific fight Mabel Normand’s "Upataire, Clommer this week The ragtime Villain engages the ragtime bellhor | lin @ ragtime struggle in the apart |ment upstairs. Things look mighty |black for our ragtime hero until | Mabel pulls a Chaplin, leaps high ento the chandelier and deals out a kayo with feet as big an a gunboat, | eee LIBERTY On the summit of the highest peak of the Alps in the Austro Hungarian frentior is a tablet inseribed to the memory of one man who killed an: | other because he had proved um faithful to him. When Dr, Arm) strong, famous American surgeon, comes to Europe on & vacgtion, he eee thie tablet and begins te think of his own friend, whom he sue | pects of being unfaithful te him.) | Then things happen in “Blind Hue | f |bands,” now showing at the Liberty | theatre, | STRAND W, Griffith's stery “Broke Blossoms,” now playing at the Strand, recently enjoyed a lengthy |p run at one of the biggest theatres in| |e ‘Weak, Thin, Nervous! ltained | Mis Here you see Houdint, the world-famous handouff king | {and self-liberator, releasing himself from a pair of iron Quite a stunt, tan't it? This ia the simplest of a} hander uf fa. Financial to Back Goldwyn Negotiations have jum be joted in New York for th large financial inter Iwyn Pictures Cor of the largest motion plot ing and distributing companies, ae cording to & long telegraphic an-| nouncement received last evening by J. A. Koerpel, Pastfic Northwest manager for Goldwyn. | The new interesta which will be identified the com dent H. I. Dupe Powder company and W. W. Lair Wilmir vices com of the Wil with Golawy 4 by Vice Preat of the Dupont . Dupont cton Tru er, prenid 1 bank; Duncan enident of the ¢ poration; William Top Binell and G, W 0 jenta of the Cen tral Union ‘Trust company; Abbott M Wittenberg, « member of I, Content & Co., and MacMillan 1 v mer be actively ident fied with the business of the ¢ wyn corporation, and will act on the directorate in addition to the present board of directora, Thene addit! resources will maRe this comp financially probably th powerful org 1 in the United Btates, velopment in the Goldwyr company will mean an increase of capital stock an authorized amount of one million shares, of which there i» intended to be pres ently outstanding approximately four hundred and fifty thousand sharon } The Goldwyn company announced w series of stunts he is performing at the Miasion this weele in| a short time ago that Lee a lively mystery story, “The G During the showing of the picture, Houdini egtricates him- self from strait-jackets, prison cella and a bear trap and, as), « hair-raisin ai ae el imax is is involved in People Should Take Bitro-Phosphate What Is and How It Increases Weight, Strength and NerveFores from the countless prep and treatments which Hy being advertised for ef making thin developing arma a placing ugly hell ¢ Jui i ahy val th o heeniy” thine phosp in modern : Bethany Should Keep Culldrea| Tarkington. | which should have beon carried off Shubert and A. H. Woods, | interes 4 controlling more than half oft age productions made in the Stat had oome officers of the Goldwyn corporation and would |reserve for Goldwyn pletures pro |duction all of the plays which they have produced and intend to produce in the future. The Goldwyn company has under! ntract the exclusive services in motion pictures of Pauline Frederick feng) Parrar, Madge Kennedy abel Normand, ‘Tom Moore, Will for and Jack Pickford. | -1t also has exclusive long-term con cts for motion pleture production a all works by Rex Beach, Gertrude | Atherton, Mary Roberts nart Rupert Hughes, Gouverneur Morris Basil King and Leroy Scott, and has mew in course of production some of he famous juvenile stories ef Booth rim Game,’ Mane accident. House Peters has completed “Bilk Husbands and Calico Wives” for the Hquity Pictures Corporation and ts soon to start on another story, hav-| ing domestic difficulties as ty theme. WATCH LIVER AND BOWELS TO AVOID COLDS, FLU AND GRIP EASY MONEY In Best Condition wey physician will tell you that « ree Tr ont of iliness could be jeeventa, {f people would keep their lvers, kidneys and bowels workin, lowered bythe polsen waste papier berty Guest Now—the drama that reaches the high-water mark of entertainment—always life-like in plot and charac- terization— alive ren THE, WONDER OF THE MAN WHO THOUGHT HE UNDERSTOOD WALLACE ON THE WURLITZER Playing “Just, for Yea" (first time here). Afternoons—22¢, loge seats 45c, After 6:30—Sle, “Suite ” by Lacombe. Cello solo by Miller, Berceuse “Jocelyn.” You actually invite dle loge seats 54¢c, children 10c. All prices plus tax. case germs when you neg lect yourself, Bilious news, headaches, sluggish | hess, are all danger signals. | Den't ignore them, es.| peolally at this time of the | New York The picture, which is tragedy trem | drug beginning to end, is Unusual in many iS * mS oT money Tae |Feapecta There are no mob scenes,|, Vy feeding the pers William Farnum i» preparing to J take bis company to Quebec for os, to| fa the story, which centers on but | yand Braiding. filming of exteriors of “Pierre Le| three characters, has 4 most un GOES FOR WALK WITH _ DEPUTY AND ESCAPES Bamstliching, Picol Edging | Grand,” as his new play is tempor jarily ttkea— Buttons Covered oe being ta and Accordion =| Plaiting J. BAUER & CO. aD " , s i pecan’ Let's | Prettiest and most | important part in “The Broken M Until Wednesday Night—No Longer Daily at 11, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 /D. W. GRIFFITH'S “BROKEN BLOSSOMS” World critics have searched their memories for vivid words to voice its praise. Given here in conjunction with beautiful musica] features by the Strand orchestra under Wineland, and other offerings. AFTERNOONS NIGHTS, AFTER 6 Lower floor and lower baleony Upper baleony Children Loge seats .. Caflaren Lege seats . All prices plus war tax ——[—_—_—————— ‘Coming — Cecil De Mille’s “Male and Female” interiors of which | at the Fox Bastern | REX et Little Helen Reinecke, one of the! fact that these scenes were staged talented child | on & real race course, and under the gctreanes on the screen, will have 0 | supervision o@ John 1. Day, the well | ody" Bugene O'Brien's nest starring | | Walsh produced the picture, Boldte—uptown, | -; downtown, 913 24 Ave happy ending. eee carries ment in| leeplene- | of energy, which! Accompany excensive eappear, dull! ten aad om of Dp CAG Yow: White itre-Proq i ‘passed for the relief of The perfection of the race scenes mn in “Should a Husband For.) at the Rex, is due to the hate | Rnewn racing expert. Mr. ner- RnR A | COLONIAL H. B. Warner ts called to battle |etx Flindu thugs in “For @ Woman's} | Hoger.” at the Colonial this week. | Being a man of smal! build, one looks |fer Warner to get the worst of it, but being the |this would ne jetging 9 reali fintio battle, he| out victor of the melee. Film Producers Aid Red Cross! | The emotional appeal carried in/ |flim plays is to be utilized in this | Week's Red Cross seal sale, bringing it squarely to the millions of moving |picture patrons thruout the United | | Stat Thru the interest of Mr | Lasky, of the Famous Players Lasky | | Movin, Picture corporation, a series lot trallers have been filmed and are |being released to all houses playing |these filma, beginning with this |week. ‘These trailers are short, | snappy pictures, easily understood by all, and making a strong appeal to aid In stamping out the world’s great. | jest menace—tuberculosta, They are to be shown at the Lib erty, Collseum, Strand and Missian during this week, attached to the principal filma. The Seattle booking office, which | pooks the whole Northwest, has fol lowed the policy of attacbing the lit |e trailer to the filma which carry the heaviest booking, mo that as many people as possible may have the opportunity of seeing them. The appeal to buy and use Red Croas Christmas seals, and thus aid in the | world-wide crusade against tuberou. lonis, in said to be irresistable. JUST HONEST MILK Mayflower Milk has ranked the highest in city tests for years The story of a rag- time kitchen maid who' “jazzes” her way into society. MABEL NORMAND In the Ragtime Romance “UPSTAIRS” “0 SOLE MIO” ORCHESTRA NUMBER c ARUSO Valse “Filles de Baden” Prizma Color Scenic Accompanied by GUTERSON'S AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA Screen Stars at Home and in Their Studios year ete package of Lin | Make @ cop each | sabe and you'll be sur | prised how quickly it will put you in| Rune and make you feel like new This famous old herb tea is unex- celled for chronic constipation, head sehes, colds, grippe, influenza, rheuma- tiem, oto. Acta gently and does mot jo habit. Pleasant 10 take and inexpensive. | Nothing better for the children. 86 | conte at all dru *—Linceln Pro- DIVORCED PEOPLE IN AMERICA WHY? HEAD THE HEART OF RACHAEL” Millionair That's what she'll be before she's 21 fhe is t t fram $50,000 to $80,000 each for 20 pictures to be filmed in the next three years The United States flag is the old est in the world. the ages reduced (7 to ane terms of modern life OF all photodyamas this-is the most amazing Itt 1ts” |. theme and answer-* THE SURFACR AND THE STORM STARTS CHILDREN 1l¢ LOGE SEATS 10¢ INCLUDE WAR TAX John Kendohl, 16, Sunnydale, es caped from the custedy of Deputy Sheriff Jas. Woollery Monday while being taken for a walk, Kendohl was held in the county jail pending | commitment to Eastern hospital for | the insane at Medical lake, He had been in jail for 10 daya Carefully Fitted by Skilled Optometrist Priced ee sample of D. D. a ful work. A com: cure followed” Thos. J. Reasonable. We fit Kryptok Glasses the invisible bi- focal for far and near visions, enuin we will tell gocomolee in your own orhood ur money beck unieas the ry PD hened relieves you. Bho, 60c and § 2.2:D. BARTEL’S DRUG STORES. This Season’s Most Lavish Spectacle Comes Soon— CECIL DE MILLE’S ale and Female”