The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1920, Page 3

| “A from tired BAU Afternoons 22¢, loge seats 4c. Children 10e any time. Fatigue Tost Ten The coP SWITCHED The TRAFFIC ——3 Liberty This dainty star displays all the delicacy of her personality, all the winsomeness of her acting, in this human interest story MARGUERITE CLARK in a play of GIRL NAMED MARY” The tale of a girl who finds more love than she wants and what she does with it. Strand Orchestra, Playing “Badinage” and “Love’s Old Sweet Song” All prices plus tax muscles ANALGESIQUE BENGUE is the side partner of rest. Directions with every tube. Then, Lemming & Con ™.Y. TRUSS TORTURE Can be Lundberg Rupture Support A. LUNDBERG Co. 1101 Third Ave. LOST—One big, full-measure, yard-wide package of laughs if you don’t see CHARLES CHAPLIN as A DAY’S PLEASURE together with this stirring drama HELL’S ISLAND with the salty ta g of wind and wave and the magic of tropic seas + Wallace on the Wurlitzer, playing “Tiny” “* & Earl Alexander, Tenor * * * Pictorial Review—Excerpts from leading news weeklies universal appeal— After 6—Sle, loge seats Ste eliminated by wearing the ive free trial to prove its superior- 7. Seattle, TODAY'S PROGRAMS Linewry » LIBERTY CLEMMER MISSION We Lillian 4 The above pictu Lillian Hall, a new sional career with is five feet four Featuring Setw Pike een Beginning Wec ne YOU'RE Pathe NC ‘i reer [ Goldwyn Signs Lillian Hall THE SEATTLE STAR-—TU DAY, JANUARY 13, 1920. Mother Locates Daughter After Nie “"Photoplay Fifteen Years’ Long, Weary Search |. °""" « { t " teat CONSTI PATION | CALDWELL'S Syrup | a in is @ comb ination of | simple lax { | in that q | ; gularity of | I ral action. It does not gripe _- of cramp and is as safe and pleas- | , ant for children as itiseffectiveon | haat In “A Girl Named Mary,” the picture in which Marguerite | ©ven She strongest constitution iby |Clark is starring at the Strand this week, the traditionally'| > Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the [Impossible task of locating the needle in the haystack is suc-'] th indispensable family remedy s entful omplished. Not literallifyps course, but when al] in drug stores everywhere, nely n earches thruout the country for her missing In spite of the fact that Dr, Cald- aughter r 15 years, and then has her walk into her house |] well’s Syrup Pepsin is the largest selling lay, it really amounts to the same thing. | Heda laxative in the Frege: Hye : Marg werite Clark the daughter—a charming little|] ing over 6 million bottles sold each tenographer—and Kathlyn Williams is the rich widow whol] Ro'seeuscd te. 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