The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1920, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1920 - niet "Young Country. Girl Blossoms MAIN Forth i in New York Society || 222 NIGHTS iSe, Me, We ‘Te, $1.00 MATS. ' Ie, Be, las ALL LEMME ‘MOORE THEATR in Twelve lor,” Seamett “ “ly ; 7 Wife's Priend| 5 Are You Getting Your Seats Early? -s 5 tortals, until Tasedey night. only » t COLONIAL Viela Dana ta The Willow Tree ; 1 Destin Ferran ta é % ——ti} ; } Accommodating MISSION 1 k Frank cute Goldie 7” had ’ ag hep tinea ao SINCLAIR DIXON COLLINS ms portrayed by Blaine Hammerstein And Their Charming Acquaintances orn ee EE x Literary Construction by Musical Decorations by wholesome tho thoroly up a tate grt | ; Dari Mac Boyle and Wm. Brandell Walter L. Rosemont cas weuner eter. oe tndeed Cammaia.t F but later, when she discards her ging ham dresees for party frocks and he in ponitively ear UNA CLAYTON etn ia ing : Assisted by Herbert L. Griffin ty Began Me ne - In Miss Clayton's Latest Comedy to New York and then « reat to ion <PEP < yo port, experiencing some interentin + “KEEP SMILIN adventures us nt figure tna rt s number of Pei from the pen of 4 Max—FORD & URMA—Hetty and Tullam Beret eo | In New Songs and Dances Lasenry ee : ea - “Mystery and comedy predominate} . laine Hammerstein, daughter of Arthur and hbo ol a, i the I ty this week daughter of the late Oscar, both noted stage impr & HICKEY BROTHERS Fea.” the syetery Grom is featured at the Mission in “The ( fountry Cousin. t In Varieties of Vaudeville of Herbert Hrenon, producer of ——— — _ eens and other big features t intry bey to whom life on the] cate ‘ problema of the game. She is n France beside the beautiful |£4Fm is simply work, work, work, but|}a “chess widow,” but she becomes no of PUL, strange to say, he is contented | real widow when her husband # lot. He in va tiagte tho any wiht» to better SAM HEARN With His Fiddle and Bow Seine, the opening ne Marie tanug. H vy lake. An old aweetheart of gain a| die nm, wut caught just previously by the Ae ee sheng tu Sala wan Po ey tt Japan's Noted Hand Equilibrists ube | hig he . ‘ nts, which to India m to the big city, There he|and back again, the mys omen arin “ and is supported by a clever Charles F gets everything out] cant of the situation. That is the art of! ee Charles Ra ing one of the most 7 little stars on the screen ure itself is fascinating, and e photography wonderful oncerns a problem often basin of a new mc os \ 4 woman's sacrifice for th man « ve ed marth for her father, Marie |‘ ry is clear stumbles upon Lord Chatterton, who | ®* . nas “a clodhopper” in|ed up in an entertaining manner wtopte her and takes her to his home | Broadway musical show. The re Mine Dalton does some fine emo- cainad me Mase % sult is not only thrilling, but laugh. a of the aging man) *®!* jana hia = het: Her loveliness uses the parsion of Lord Chatters COMEDIENNE |ton's secretary and Marie becomes lv n a series of complicat | Pleasing to the Eye and Ear ee re oe ee a goers le i Minter te gy atm |mystery picture of ¢ ra eity Je ary Mile inte | ROY INGRAHAM at the Piano |"she, inorder to Inteit Lord Chat-| winning a host $f friende at the a . i terten's ne, must Mpend 24 hours| Strand this week her charming | from midnight in a lonely castle be.| Portrayal of Anne Shirtey in the . {clo t to 12:10, the opens,| ed under the ttle Anne of Green| Used as t and this—be would baffle al 1 ~ - memes © tht Ades. ek te ee | Wearing the D. 8. C. for heroism in neh than the r War Hero Medals. seven, and “Spokane | has five Senn gloom-chaser titled “The|and that’s going some Fitty-seven men from the state of | eee. Sunt ) Washington were awarded, the Dis |Shoots His Son and cLeNoten s 28 ea ¢ autiful gir who does not be-lin place « “5 ‘Se “tinguished Service Cross in the ; . 1 ool according to records jus : regalo) east ope RAYMOND, Jan. 26.-—Mother and girt in ined in the dark and she! But, “variety is the. sy ©f Honor, the most distinguished war | father fought for possession of their |finds that kissing is not so bad after |(so the adage goer), and Anne's sunny decoration in the world. Only 78/son. And the father won. Rather|® Geese ae co ee aus on gets her out of all her 3 medals of honor were awarded dur-|than see his wife take his ‘ Walaiy' hitaeen oar Gear ing the late war, as against 5,241 son from him, A. C, Willia a ody jy D. 8. C.’s. t of the Raymond Of) company, Beattie heads the list of cities in| shot the bey Saturday and ended his Washington with of her men own life , low Tree” was the dra venmation of & season whe { produced on Broadway and Harris, Fay Bainter was in the role which Miss Dana in the screen Version. CELEBRITIES VISIT CONSTANCE BINNEY Among the interested visitors last the first place, she was “farm m an orphanage to a cer her brother ou woe, ahe ter lady af Beat of all, in the very,|cago, w mimer this week very end, she gets the reward that/ hard at we Sands (Lew Cody) is the ido!) makes up for all her trials and trib-| picture. deadlier nex.” t ort with | ulations—the respect of all her neigh whom men make frie In self-de- bors, the downfall of her enemies and fense—or at the dictation of their) the love of her hero. Who could ask wives, He ia the sort who can't help for more? ‘onstance Binney were General and Mrs, Leon wearing four wound atripes THER AT RR = >) comes engaged without changing her H\ “ Ww wi | Uy, 8 i i | |ideas againat kissing, and her finance. : nt | ho is foolish enough to promine to respect her wishes. ma A; EM Ant TN TODAY—TUESDAY—NO LONGER The real romance of the girl's life ommences when she is kissed and she discovers that it was not her), fiance who kissed her. in the his type. : The cast, which is particulary good. COMPANY WILL MAKE Cohan and Harris Broadway Hit includes Eileen Percy, Doris Pawn Jack Mower | , F PICTURE IN ICELAND 174 +, erick Vroom 1 Andrew Robeson. MOVIE company i* going to | - ee BR | Icela to film “Njal's Saga.” REX Njal was a grand man, jurist and an cause a lot of ape but have guessed his doing would be the your answer subject of a movie when he won the _Monte M. Katterjohn, author of battle of Hafrafjord, and deported © Clodhopper nm which Charlie etreperous Norwegians to Ice. Of course she does find the man tee Fleming, Fred | A country boy falls in with|courmelor, who lived in the year a lot of is starring at the Rex this week of course—women whose husbands esting scenes in the new production, spend most of their waking hours|and in the tramping the links, leaving their | formance “39 East,” in which wives to sit lonesomely at home.| Mise Binney ix playing. A busy day Hin Wife's Friend,” Thomas H./for the military persons, but even nee’s new picture, now playing at) busier for Miss Binney, we'll say. Coliseum, introduces Dorothy areora max the Wife of an English lord) L. R. Wotheim will appear in “Find # enamored of the game of|the Woman.” “a and neglects his young wife|the executioner in the Barrymore pro- to spend hours working over intri-/duction of “The Jest.” . 4 inp ma y rin At T rr |making love to every girl he meets. see . easanree pg, agg y at fi ’ ij i fil MN ' {ij but always remains a bachelor COLISEUM military party was present during the : t e © girl.” who be-| You have heard of “golf widows" | filming of several of the most inter. ning attended the per only to lowe him, for the “Beloved adway chorus girly, what | 5000 | happens? Cheater” refuses to let her sacrifice This a @ question which)” Harold the Fatr-Haired could not STARTING WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Limited Engagement robably FIRST Time in es one answer to the question. 11 Northwest answer which you will least | o¢ ut that is what is going on. One cast chosen for this produc « the Danish beauty Valda jodhopper” tells the story : The Sky Daredevil 5 | ca. this being the story | "AMUSE M of Sand adventures, in the P 'da rose bows and Vikings, was . wn by an unknown writer in in the Six-Reel Thriller Tom Moore is to make a movie of yton: Ford iy 5 Urma ” Mieke Hrothers; Sam ‘Tithe stage farce, “Officer 666 } 1 se — at _— PPALACE Hip == AcocKk ® Breath of Playing— New Mown Hay | Followed by ja Breeze from | Broadway, in : | “THE | CLODHOPPER” with CHARLES RAY The “Natural” Character Artist To begin the new year right we earnestly request all of our former patrons to call and have their teeth and gums examined, and if anything is wrong, we will gladly make over and treat the gums free of charge. All work guaranteed 16 years. The most astounding drama since the dis- covery of motion pic- ° ° A MUTT AND JERE tures and the inven- United Painless COMEDY ° ALSO ‘ _: gpeaha omg Dentists A CHRISTIE COMEDY INC. 608 Third Ave. Cor, James St. Phone Elliott 3633 Hours: 8:30 a, m, to ¢ p.m. Sundays, 9 to 12 THE USUAL manoft T PRICES PREVAIL “SM \ fob Albright drowned in @ acting as the young neglected | spite of her penchant for/ week at the Eesanay studios in Chi | kon her second Realart Wood, Brig. Gen, Frank R. Me-| and Col. Halstead Dorey, the} FILMING ZULUS — IS “SOME JOB” |: Nearly Mobbed BY EDWARD M. THIERRY the Smithsonian Universal African Expedition) KIMBERLY, South Africa —(By Mail.)}—Go to the movies and ait back Mashing on the screen. Doesn't it look as if taking ‘em was just too easy for anything? As if the camera man had a soft snap? Those dancing natives, for in stance. Why, you just set up your camera and turn the crank I thought so, too—unti! I came| to Africa and saw George Scott Universal movie man, tackle the job of taking natives When the Smithsonian-Universal edition started out to film Kim berley, the world's diamond center. the first stop was a native compound beanune it was th junday and the boys” were off duty and indulging in thelr customary Sunday dntics. The compound is a huge oblong enclosure, about 400 yards long and | 200 yards wide. ‘There is a great courtyard surrounded by bunkhouses. Around ¢ entire is a high board ferice, edged with barbed wire A welhd racket, of drums, tom toms and chanting choruses, was go- ing On as we entered the compound. Natives were dancing and playing Marching up and down, strutting | around in fancy dress and undress. It wns @ realistic native vilinge scene set down in the midst of a great in dustry | Then Scott hove in sight with his unwieldly camera. Everything stop ped. Everybody started—and or me arunning They nearly mobbed the Universal | cameraman. ‘They looked into the} finder and into the lens, emitting | shrieks of delight. They pushed and] pulled and clawed each other for | places of vantage. | Superintendent McPherson cleared | them away and told them to go back | to their dances and ceremonies. He! told, them “the baas"-—every white | man if a “baas,” meaning “boss” or “master”—wanted to take'their pic | tures exactly as they had been | | But the “As you were!” order fell | on empty air, Scott raved and raged | and ran around, delivering oratio making signs with his hands and ca jJoling. pleading, threatening and} joussing, Finally, when he made as ROBUST CHILDREN A child should not look pale, | thin or worn. Such condit ition | denotes malnutrition. To keep up growth and robust-| ness a child needs a pleni-| (ME tude of food rich in vitamins. | ga Scott's Emulsion abundant in growth-promoting Properties, is an ideal paper ig | mental fo8d that could well be | 8 part of the diet of every growing child. | | | Children always do well | Beott & Bowne, Hioomfeld N. J. wa =|Dorothy Dalton Is here this week in her newest and most tense drama— “HIS WIFE’S FRIEND” Guilty hands, working in darkness, link a scandal of the English nobility with sinister plots i in India. You are challenged to see the beginnings of this unusual murder mys- tery, and to answer correctly before the picture ends. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 Artists, Under Reginald Dunn, Playing “Naila” Overture Sylvia Filbert, Singing “The Song of the Soul” '|Judge Starts Fund | to Help Juveniles |a:3 coia, vu: at tne center it ts ake ou can't build muscle out of &) most constantly boiling. All efforts |Dykeman, who established a spirit | |fund, to buy fresh milk and food for | have been unsuccessful. Eel and mothers under care of | Ret C eee) Universal Camera Man Is)the court | hearted to “come thru” to help the unfortunate and needy to “pull ghru.” 7 2 Anderson, supervisor of girls for the court, and Mrs. Joseph- | Stuff, commissioner of moth (NB. A. Staff Correspondent With | trustees for the fund by Judge Dyke he got a litt comfortably, watching the pictures | ~ among the various races. wanted to perform at A dozen picturesquely cos tumed Shanagaans, a tribe from ENTIST Mozambique, started to put on a tom: | LEADING: y a huge bronge man with noth. | friends to €o to Stall No. ing on but a leopard-skin loin cloth, |<. tried to elbow them off the stage [buy their apples, |with a war dance | ram Scott filmed the Shanagaan dance | *>4 first, then the Zulus, But every time got started an unruly mob of|/read his. article | something like 2,000 natives, the total| “Americanism” in tl population of tha compound, jammed |Uhion Record next Sat+ in behind the dancers and along the | Everybody wanted to get in| a Stockings Phone Elliott 1698 F.0.Ginnever c! f 705 First al ‘ ag Siow alias any girl “The Beloved ae Cheat’ a At the sides of the famous pitch |lake of Trinidad the pitch is hard venile Judge King! iy ascertain the depth of the take have been appointed order out of was rivalry and near. 106 Columbia St. SEATTLE'S And a group of Zulus,!megs to adviee all his downstairs in thi jake Market, heir jat 106 Columbia si ra “ Thank You.” | One of the Seatint inexediente. of Kotalko—for the hair bear oil, procuréd through hunters at a large cost There are other jtive ingredients not found in lother hair preparation, Kotalko jan ointment. It has ‘au many cases of baldness, falling order and dandruff Fit guar. y | Kotalko users. Why become or remain bald if jean grow hair? If others have tained a new growth through Ko- . why not you? Geta vat busy drug store: or send 10 . fpr togtiag A kiss in the dark—and she was his! But what of the other man—her fiance? CHRISTIE COMEDY “Save Me, Sadie” CLEMMER MUSIC Liborious Hauptman, Director