The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1920, Page 10

THE ee STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1920. "Vamp 1 Tries to Lure Husband Away From Wife in F ilmplay | \ \ x Just Tonight, Thursday, Friday— The vanity box of Manhattan spread out for all to view—the regal $150,000 screen spectacle Today’s big new play, here until Friday night only, is a six-part drama of a French girl who posed. She had a tough time of it. She was going, going, but before she was gone something happened. They said she couldn’t be the model she was and be proper. They said she couldn’t be starving and be good. But she showed them a thing or two. This picture is from the famous Pierre Wolff drama, “The Gutter” — nee ORE Scene from “The Virtuous Model,” a new photoplay open- ing at the Strand today. Dolores Cassinella, often referred to by artists as the “cameo girl,” because of her beautiful complexion, has the leading role. The story is about a French} girl, who works as a model for a famous sculptor. Later they} are married—then into the story enters a yamp (a former sweetheart of friend hubby.) The rest oftthe story is de-| voted to the struggle between the “vamp” and the wife for) the sculptor’s favor. “ht: ae oes * * & ARSHALL NEILAN engaged |) —————__— - x! Me TODAY'S PROGRAMS A. Lesiie Martin, late of the! | rummntydemes Over Curwend's On With the Dance’ Royal Northwest Mounted Police, as “The River's Bed"; Extravagant and spicy—a sure winner with every Bf technical adviser for the production | | Iy) Mutt aml ett man, woman and child who sees it—and unexampled of “The River's End." which te the| | CLEMMIER—Dustia | crowds are doing that VERY THING. attraction at the Liberty this week.| | Nightmaee”; Christle © om Mr. Martin's eight years da’s famous ody ose With the Dance"; "Wrevking @ gua Komen”) amimatrd comedy with the REN—Coell De Milles Male aod rn in Eng:| | Female,” land and fought In the Boer war. cee eel | “The River's End," which is laid| | COLONTAL— Warren Kerrigna te in the Canadian wilds, is a James| | , "The Land Loves the Irish.” “The Gi Oliver Curwood story ] . eee | CLEMMER 2— Supporting Dustin Farnum in see ae “The Corsican Brothers,” « filmiza L tion of the Alexander Dumas story, | ee 6 lemmer this week, is Winnt: | 14 5, ngston, who plays the leading eréer to introdnce our new (whalebone) plate, which te the lightest | Mreagest piate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth: | female role, that of a belle of France you can bite corn off the cob; guaran: |of 1540. Othérs include Wedgewood teed 15 years. Nowell, Fannie Midgty and Andrew SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 Artists under Reginald Dunn, playing Weber's “Invitation to the Dance” COLISEEM'S NEWS S$ SERVICE “Seldiers nt Babylon in ficence in ane in Ceci! De Mille’s produc ale | and Female," at the Rex this week It ts a James M. Barrie story. In| the course of the plot, Crichton, the | its prodigal | 6 nettings | Robson. Thousands of extras po Pieter wha a aaa s y part in the wonderful scenes de emg ll oad fg = aig sed ks igh lg ig rag th days “when I was a king in Baby Cent Onern Maudie at the Paris}ion * © *” an he sits amid the ruins | ‘ 3 IP use of @ prehistoric court on a desert | £ Action centers around twin broth: | The dream is shown on the| ¢ ers, both in love with the same» {th beautiful Swan d girl d nlave | } ‘ “3c ¢ COLISEUM cee i s 7] : our Mae Murray, the pretty motion! COLONIAL { tients, whose work is still giving ature et an a “ott ; s who have tested our work. en coming to our office, be sure |DiCtUre tar, appearing at the Coll-| J. Warren Kerrigan does his court: | i im the right place. Bring this ad with you. seum this week in “On With the|ing in two hemispheres in his new: | | ecids © ao 00: doe: Wrectiing Pesatb Dance,” is shortly to desert the | est photoplay, Lord Loves the | 4 sereen for her first love—the stage. which opens at the Colonial | i OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS Mins Murray firat leaped into pram Au Milon Machree he meets | : _ $97 UNIVERSITY sT. Opposite Fraser-Paterson Ce. | inence as the beautiful dancer of the | § a Lynch (Frit Brunette) in| 1915 Follies. Her success in that | ngarry, Ireland, and when she } 4 show wan followed by a successful| parts for America, the handsome| 46 pe career in pictures. here finds the Auld Sod much too] Sy a Mine Murray will be starred on the | Slow and follows Sheila to New York ee o ' speaking stage in a new play t A he resumes his wooing junt | ges WE 1 ma eiDiant ¢s ere he left off in quaint old Glen : or t ° i other sta rf MW wa int f | — | ae =e Plu k ‘ | d CT) isin hn STARTING FIRST SEATTLE With a soulful, bréwn-eyed beauty in the title role. SHOWING | the title ROUNDING UP A BAND OF COUNTERFEITERS 18 BUT ONE OF THE TASKS REQUIRED OF ¢ Torey ts a red-headed office boy extra smart. This character Is to eee Adele Farrington, screen act- ress, is in real life Mrs. Hobart | NOW ‘Bosworth, Strand Orchestra, under S. K. Wineland PLAYING “Loafers and Lovers” is the name | of @ new slapstick comedy starring | Ail Z = — Seeeaieeael —<—<—= A DARING | Mo"tsomery and Rock | timed by H. B. Warner and Anna Q. appeared on the Saturday Evening 0 nd weep at the! D, W. Griffith will soon begin work. ) THEME +2 | Nilsson, Post and other favorite periodicals. |death aria of Madame Butterfly.” |on a film version of “Way Dows q *Pehind Ned Curtain * | + os eee East." In “Sick-a-Bed,” the picture Wal Reid is now making for Para Percy Marmont will play opposite nt Arteraft, Tully Marshall plays Billie Burke in “Away Goes Pruv part of a detective. | dence." J. Warren Kerrigan's next movie! 4r,y anison says she likes ’ With Soke will be titled “The Gfoen Flame.” ie eiak, t6-atee, ‘te pean a Comtiantve Gostel Brg Su | agithe Flapper” will be Olive | QO Rg aRe" | Proof igs maine arne OLD-TIME COLD After you eat. was, take| Arline Pretty is to appear in The CUR '—DRINK TEA! re) N | | Prince of Pines,” i ~ ee | | A T Get a small package of Hamburg E Cc | Alma Tell, appearing with Mae | proast ‘Tea at any pharmacy. Take | UNTIL FRIDAY “ . ‘i Murray at the Coliseum, sister blespoonful of this hamburg tes HT CEOR YOO ACEBIOMAED | 1. Clive Tell, ls now in movies, |%,ablespoonful of this hamburg ia| = relieves Heartburn, Bloat- one pour through a sieve and drink a tops food souring, Doug Fairbanks owns a malamute |teacupful at any time, It is the ae all “gs pte prion dog named Rex most effective way to break a cold STIN sweet and strong. Increnees Vitality ond Pep he land cure grip, as it opens the pores, EATONIC he the best resnedy, Tens of thou-| Margery Daw's real name is Mar | relieving congestion. Also loosens | lerfully benefited. Only costen cent) caret House. the bowels, thus breaking a cold at Positively guaranteed | Po ae | please or we ‘vill refund money. Geto bia | once. today. Yor will sea. Bartell Drug Store: Stores. FARNUM -»- The Corsican Brothers Kathleen Clifford has been painted! It is inexpensive and entirely veg by many artists, Her likeness has etable, therefore harmless. Five Retai | | Starring GLORIA bravado run riot through the story. ” Picturized i ALE Romance, from Alex- sentiment and der Dumas’ VES ‘Laxative gallantry and celebrated a splendid novel Bromo Quinine THE IRISH” ro Christie PATHE “MY DOG PAL” wie REVIEW COMEDY Tablets Comedy, CLEMMER Nightmare” CONCERT ORCHESTRA) | #4%DEN a nate. is ie LIBORIOUS LADY ARTISTS “We the Weekly— Director mich ie The Great American Picture of the Year—It Topics— “Largo”. Haendel 1SLE_OF ee { SELECT! “Serenade”. -Drigo Will Stir Seattle to [ts Depths