The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1920, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1920 ee img Harold Lloyd Has “Hungry” Role in Comedy Coming to » Clemmer Friday—Last showings of D. W. Griffith’s “Scarlet Days” Saturday—A fine picturization of a famous novel— | Harold Lloyd, in one of the brief, sober momenta of his | latest comedy, “From Hand to Mouth.” Lloyd, his charming l little kid friend and the dog, are hungry—they look it, don't they? The real comedian always has a capacity for pathos— or else he could not be real funny while depicting life, with its contrasts of sunlight and shadows | This comedy will be on the same bill with “A Man's Fight,” the feature production starring Dustin Farnum, at the Clem-| mer, beginning Saturday. = A heart-stirring story of a girl who has to choose be- tween the loves of two mothers. Kathlyn Williams is in the cast. sinter, Falre, captivated New York| last season when they appeared on! the speaking stage. Faire, it will be remembered, played the leading role jin “Opep Your Myes,"" the feature sy which was shown at the TODAY'S PROGRAMS LINERTY— Wallace Ketd tn there of the UM Ay Afternoons 22c, loge seats 45c. STRAND ORCHESTRA ef Tomedy; Liberty We After 6—3lc, loge seats Sic. MEM — (eretdine woe of the Ui Children 10c any time. Under =~ ang pa ehrasetyn ews PPAF ON All prices plus tax. $. K. WINELAND COLISEEM — Marr Pickford tm ive ee ee Heer charac tor te th a Cinderella —™ = a pn LJ e Constipation | ,.2.".:7".:* =. sz TQM THUMB'S” COUSIN | : creerere }% rot a out of the dollars when) MOVES NEAR LIBRARY | CORTE ERE mernteeste to | | tary” at the Strand during her visit 1 ju get ol “The Purchase Price.” » you'll dive that! ins @ large public Ii “The Hosd Thru the { | |nothing confusing in that when you| selects It is difficult to realize that the | J b, Bed Kreeth of other con- | sweet xirl graduate was once a short: | brary Louis BE. Stratton, 82 years!) nt tern that Mary is just the name caused by clogged or irregulat | posed baby with a red nose id, of Harrison, Ark. came to this} lwhich dainty Marguerite Clark has take recently to make his home.| QEATTEE movie fans will have) 0) te cre, which opens at| ton is a veteran of the cfyii|K) their firat opportunity to see) eee |the Strand Saturday | It's all about a little girl stenog-| rapher whose heart has been touched CATHARTIC TABLETS Sidelsky Gets sod thoroughly cleansing | Seven Days See page 4 of this issue of The Star. oo Binney} wtb a cousin of “Tom Thumb beautiful young Co town, and I| Sa day when the ar will appear uke tt tton, “but it] in while Busan.” a drama to be!) the vain search of a rich lady for] has no library. 1 living ex-|p sented in conjunction with Fat-iner only daughter who has disap penses here much higher than in/ty” Arbuckle’s comedy, “The Gar peared several years before | | Harrison, but Joplin'’s brary is| age,” at the Coliseum. What to ber curerten ts. Ginever worth "% @ifferer « | Miss Binney, with her younger that abe herself is the missing girl Kathiyn Willams and Wallace Mo} Donald are in the supporting cast. | . i oi \ ; d LIBERTY fi =e) Charlie Chaplin takes his family Ti = wal out for “A Day's Pleasure,” and , THEATRE) : + there's continual uproar until he| rf w / Uy, mall ow bring» them home again in his latest | | se “it Nin AY Soe: ae TONIGHT—LAST TIMES BESSIE BARRISCALE —IN— TOMORROW at the REX Friday—Final Times— Olive Thomas in “Prudence on Broadway” STARTING TOMORROW Laughter—with a tear close to the surface! Broad smiles and happy laughter— time. Wonderful Stupendous even back prog Ge hero Goes Back Into ioie the Past— posed Char | Davi Takes Up the Present— And Lifts the Curtain on the Future ance of Jimmy Dodd, who promised Edna Ferber’s Classic care not This is the~popular Saturday Evening Post story and it makes a sparkling neve comedy-drama of a young man of many BARGAIN MATINEES EVERY DAY UNTIL 6:0 P.M EXCEPT SATURDAYS, SUN 13c DAYS AND HOLIDAYS Th at th CHARLES CHAPLIN} | lcomedy. which opens at the Liberty on the screen. at the Mission begin | dlyoree, 66 sd Saturday ning Saturday. Owen Moore, who| When the case came before V HE Chartie’s family consists of a plump/| has been absent from the sereen for | Chancellor Lewis here Mrs. little wife and two miniature “Char-! sc time, will be a featured player,|™&nn was not present and di lie’s.” The family auto, a weird con. Moore is one of the best leading men | ‘he cruelty she alleged in her p trivance which Charlie mans with|on the screen and movie fans wil! on, he advised a decree for Ti much dignity, number of comedy incidents. ' On the same bill with “A Day's) Jim Pleasure’ will be “Hell's Island,” « . a f the ft hich the hero other Dt r ‘01 1 cree: Dodd, “The Gay Old Dog. baron, who drifts to the South Pa-| The picture is chiefly a comedy TOMORROW Adam and Eve } ¢'“c. where he encounters some thrill es Wi ing experiences ill Rogers 4 see | PAINTED HER GREEN —IN— in the Garden ~— JERSEY CITY, N. J., Jan. 9.- “JUBILO” of the big feature photoplay produc i tion Impressiv The picture is described as “a of bright green paint Comedy— “i - iramatic story of brotherhood,” its The Tily Bali— 4 episodes co i li the ages from Romantic the creation of earth to the present | Upon which While the drama pictures the great | ~ 4 war picture, War is used as a COLONIAL When Hobart Henly read Edna Ferber's story mother, on her ¢ was one of those ple sires, He sacrificed himself until his | HAROLD. sisters were taken eare of and then ‘ amazing and funny escapades, who fi- began his “gay dog” extrtence. CCEMMER MUSIC COMEDY John Cumberland, | th lar annie ; oaks nally lands pell-mell at the altar! j doauy, one pee ‘. ie ropa ‘Liborious Hauptman, Director “From Hand to Mouth” ir and Warmer” and “Up in Ma 's Room,” is “the Gay Old Dog.” | mage into a movie and is to be shown Friday—Final show-, ings of Wallace Reid in “Hawthorne of the U. 8. A” Wallace on the Wurlitzer “Let's mo to the Liberty” is always good advice —COMING SATURDAY— in his very latest laugh starter together with a big Maurice Tourneur dramatic spectacle of a lawless isle in ee tropics—an exciting hunt for gold and adventure— HELL'S ISLAND FF «sponsible for a| welcome his return. mann on the strength of evidence porting Moore in “Piccadilly | t!d before the court. Mi of pro ence, nie a rc ’ iKefe and George Bun, | GREENWOO! se Birth of a Race” is the title)... ‘ That her husband hit her on the nose with a hammer and then ga opening at the Rex Saturday mann, of Clifton b: ts of history, it is not, primarily, | ground on which to show the| ress of the world. | orge Le Guere, who plays the} in “The Birth of a F be- | his professional caree n the king stage with Forbes Robert Later he played leads with artists as Margaret Anglin, | lotte Walker, Jane Cowl and id Warfield LAST TIMES TONIGHT GERALDINE FARRAR As the “Flame” In a Great Love Story “FLAME OF THE DESERT” COMING SATURDAY DUSTIN FARNUM “A MAN'S FIGHT” and a Special Gay Old Dow “There's a story I'm on the stage some day ing and Gay Old Dog” has been trans 1 to the screen under the guid! of Mr. Henly. ‘The «tory is t bed, to of his three ish sisters « marry until they did, Jimmy Jers to whom it ‘ollow his own de r occurred ix picture will be the attraction | ne Colonial beginning Saturday. | CLEMMER wN i Blea diewvees Re hone Se ily Jim,” the popular Sat ening Post serial, he en