The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1919, Page 14

sewed I eee ee oe erent R-taencemepe iarteemntyt nets THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1919. The big 7-part drama that foretells the future. AFTERNOONS NIGHTS, AFTER 6 and Lower «+ BBE -.10¢ ‘ 45¢ Loge Seats... All Prices Plus Tax Sie 22¢ ive Strand Orchestra, playing Oliver G. Wallace's song hits eat at “Boldt’s—uptown. | ve.; downtown, 918 2d Ave. * “Let's 34 r Actress, Since Her Marriage, Is Film Star | [oa actrees *y | Doll Show Dolls Have been moved to the Red oss Headquarters, Fourth and + ity, inter, entrance to | Market. These dotis are being sold. at Jess than the wholesale cost of ‘the body alone Byvery little girl should own a Moll at these prices. Every penny goes to the Rythér Children's and Siegel's Bargain Sanitary NEW | hood, PL’ decision of as a member o: in Zlegfeld’s Folli | the role a princty YORK, Dec @ career, has th Hallor ~~ he cre “ LIBERTY Wr 4°N of a new eam #un devised for put mar chief nity The appearr his would-be mur and thwarts * part of the plot of ° Grey story |being shown berty this CLEMMER » the pt Wrong Door COLISEUM Bryant Washburr tune In two wee Advert When Bryant “Thirteen signs win for the youths @ host of ustomers besides netting the for- tune. This show closes tonight. see MISSION Edith Sterling, star of “The Ar gona Cat Claw,” at the Mission, is a born rider and horsewoman. her life Mix cling has been fond ft rom early childhood ride them me, in « learned to ride. First eback In the pad stable, Later , The Luncheon That Wasn't Spoiled Rrewster Kissed « discensclate Mittle wite when he returned from the “What's the erlel be naked. | ears, Harry, you know 1 gm enter taining at nd {1 arm in fo Her pre ‘enn of fever airpady matter, Ps aa UY gun ir | “Desert | Ali) her youthful days, | Office one Grisly evening in January. | ’ She Gazes Into Crystal Ball to Decide Future Happiness | J | { { ( the beautiful and talented actress return to the screen in ents of the ure O oung, wh one of the most pleasing ¢ fans | A chtrming pic ay ¢ ‘lara Kim be of Youth,” i es of tr outh is the feature attraction at th this week. lt shows Miss Young in the role of a young wo- man who decides her future by gazing into a crystal ball. ree “Eyes year for ' lenne stunts COLONTAL Harr the famous out © of the Law,” showing at ¢ Western star down to tworkitten power Texas rangers. In@ians, outinwe and @ pretty girl are included 1 tames “Dynamite Cynthia of the Minute,” Joseph Vance Leah Baird. . by Louis the in to be filmed by | to make a! Tollers of | REX | Want a Mary |new way n “The Ho week, Mins or for all PLAN SHOWS YOU THAT YOUR aN WL HEAL re * “The Associated Producers” ts the name Sennett, Tourneur, Tucker, Neflan and Dwan have chosen for their new film combi. nation. Vivian Mart udilon, follow jon in New to the Los Angeles ing a two months | York. rnest Truex made his debut as Aulus, in “Quo Vadis,” at . a have | Marguerita Sylva, formerly in you done anything tort, | Ty anked. I haven't,” she repiied quickly. ‘There's nothing to do but go to bed and stay until a cold runs its course. d, uninterested. Weeks’ contain a fo Instead at calomel after supper os after euPPecaght and Mra Brewster took them as directed, but | ; t to bed feeling con would have to be pe the morning Harry | waken hia wife. Bhe slept so °| he knew the fever must have elt her. very sure a | ight he met a wife happy over | larry.” “everything rectly ‘evely and I feel simply ‘a trace of @ cold all da fine. Not Just think what I would have beer | if we had known before of tha: little twenty-five cent box of Weeks er | Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets.” jcan say as n FSLORIA: ‘SWANSON WEDS KENNEDY |. —IN— “THROUGH THE WRONG DOOR” —AND— HAROLD LLOYD —IN— “CAPTAIN KIDD’S KIDS” Sets a high-water mark for ‘rollicking comedy! GUTERSON’S : AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA born | She wag married at the Alexandria hotel las head of night to Somborn, w “Playing With Fire” | Doris May's next movi. mean nothing to Doris Lawfully HO! Morally YES! Are YOU Legally Married? | [NORMAN KERRY >) RICHARD HARDING DAVIS He Wrote “SOLDIERS FORTUNE” It com big, ture. here soon as a motion pic- HY Strand | nim on ber way back | U.S. S, ASOTIN Woman, 4-Year-Old Son and Others Escape Death Washingtor anchored ¢ |the ¢ n the columbia river nt |SHARKEY SHOWS GREAT IN BOUT AT NEWARK © final gong sounded |WOMAN AND BOY HURT IN AUTO Kosppeneni ping from behind @ street car, | down when t ruises urred on 14, Wenstern ° way,} driven by Ur Ww co TO MAYO HOSPITAL WASH and Mr H. Peterson, tai wants a tall man wearing! k overcoat, arrested. reon reports Tuesday that the suddenly left his establish o yesterday afternoon with a th under his arm men bolt of « Unele Sam is pictured as a thin cadaverous looking man, bu @ strong constitution, just the sam —IN— >a THE RIDER OF THE LAW” 3 DAYS ONLY YAY—CHRIS y ga Pickford In her late success “The Great Story of SPECIAL XMAS AD TMAS DAY—FRIDAY BEAUTIFUL RICHARD HARDING DAVIS’ the Klondike DED ATTRACTION “SINBAD, THE SAILOR” A TREAT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Only Superteature Pictures Are Shown Here Now—a play of swift action, laid on the Southwest border, with a vivid sandstorm, duels, rescues and warm Spanish loves— ' ST POWERFUL PICTUR * 4 ANNE BROWN | Vocalist > ‘Liberty Educational Liberty Pictorial 4 Weekly Review Wallace on the Wurlitzer, playing “Old Virginny” FRANCES DRAGER olinist Passenger Robs Driver of ‘Tieseil Years of exe. A lone passenger in Peter McDon- perience in fitting “and mekisg glasses, and cur low operating ex< ve when a); W. and Bal-| . was reached and demanded | iver’s money 1 “If you value your life, you had bet- | ter come thru,” the robber shouted. | 710 Olive} r $33. | fas a ald’s jitney bus grew ac orner at 59th Si eth Let erate on ut 3 t, and boarded and Cherry © fitney at MODRE aaa Aram NIGHTS§ Se, 25e, He Te, $1.00 | MATS. | 1c, 250, S00 All This” Week j Charles (CHIC) Sale IMPERSONATOR OF RURAL CHARACTERS TAKEN FROM LIFE Nazarro Jr. ASS'STED BY ATLANTIC FLEET JAZZ BAND CHARLES E. FLORENCE Bensee & Baird —in— “SONGIFLAGE” KINOGRAMS NOEL IRENE Travers & Douglas Assisted by Louis Thiel “MORN iLORY” By Grace Bryan NOTICE New Year’s Eve Midnight Matinee Seats for New Year's Eve Midnight Matinee will be placed on sale at 10 a. m. Thursday, December 25,