The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1920, Page 8

a emi Yoni amet Tonight, Thursday mendous Play of Thomas— and Friday Americanism, only—the tre- by Augustus ——a pie COPPER IE “THE rere canta eae ail “ . THE eh STAR—WEDNESDAY, meister 24, 1920. a Talmadge in Lies") Colleeun Mickey The and in Mares more in td Weekly ews in ~ in The Valley ry the Giants CLAM Billie Khedes te Hearn al Aready.” »———— - eee COLISEUM An American Film for the American People—a Real Drama jhum all [tine begin | of this phe jat the Coliseum ¢ With thousands of persons representing Mexican War Veterans, Civil War Soldiers and villagers, and 200 members of the G. A. R. appearing in a reunion. A massive picture and an impressive story. STRAND ORCHESTRA Playing the Second Hungarian Rhapsody and Park Swimming Pool opens) x. March 27 plosion begins at the bottom and f The lazy man would rather take half a loaf than, work for a whole Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are the ~ | result of Dr. Edwards’ determination Not to treat liver and bowel a with calomel. For wi these tablets (a vege! mixed with olive ail va i in be ooivs el Practice with They do all the good that calomel | after effects. No} | does but have no 5 injury to the) $1.50 if from wm eld foods—yet je MAA or woman should begin fn cae p.. ha Olive Tablet: and Note how they clear clouded brain and th,» erenatb band happiness with: perk up the spirits. 10c and 25c a box, able to sleep well, tablet of y remarkable benefit the use of Bieed-iren F t iis G aay, ag ort ‘i ; oA 3 DAYS ONLY NEVER SHOWN STARTING TODAY IN SEATTLE BEFORE A Drama of Crooks and Chuckles With as Many Fascinating ‘Twists in the Plot as There Were Pearts in the Necklace out the “other woman. I BE didn't care a bit for her whe be married her, and so he sought But Under | "Strand Star, Lionel Barrymore, in _Picturization of “The Copperhead” | n do him a bit of good, whether he wan at home or ABONE with the other woman, his wife was always there He couldn't even kine the woran without kissing his wife An when he turned his b on th other woman and went back to b wife, the other joyed for then she W Complicated, isn't tt it is funny girl who when she learns that th young man she financially up against it, herself as an old woman and offer or money if he'll marry b and wor him Sure, an “She Loves and Lies” in the tith oplay, which is showin) week. . . CLEMMER Paulin play “The Palliser Case,” at ty Clemmer this week, is a myster picture. At opening of th Monty Puliser, a wealth young chap about town, ts foun dead in his box at the opera. knife in found behind the big vel fon rests on three people, & woman and two men. Neither the three will deny the ‘Thin is the puzsling situation whic confronts the, audience until th final reel, when the guilty part confeaaen, LIBERTY What would you think if a youth ful salesman with whom you w xf goods should suddent} turn whit SHE IS HERE— BUT ONLY TILL FRIDAY NIGHT MABEL NORMAND —-IN— The picture you will never forget Again showing by popular demand AN ALL-STAR CAST See how the Boulevard Bandits accomplish their daring jewel robberies. CONCERT ORCHESTRA LADY ARTISTES They're Going Wild Over HAROLD “HAUNTED SPOOKS” The best comedy and the greatest laugh-maker Lioyd has ever made! Fréderick’s latest photo: |[t is a play of the civil war—about a villager, who remained | charge.|at the Liberty this week re | COLONIAL about to close a deal for a big bill Until Friday Night = | | * was over ma Talmagge is the is in love with ts disguises then the complica . 2 = Scene from “The Copperhead,” at the’ Rex this week, in which Lionel Barrymore is starring. the photoplay attraction| y|under a cloud nearly all his life because of his loyalty to *| Abraham Lincoln, %| This is a sereen version of the play in which Barrymore a | won distinction on the speaking stage several years ago. | 1. | * * * * * * Jana run away for all he was worth? ment to a beautiful « Tha way Charile Ray acts in|, This ts only the of | his new pi Alarms Clock Andy” | nériea of exciting incid And we Under hb} he mfkht, for Charles has all play whic i) time been masquerading under onial today ¥\name of Blinker, his firm's star) Ora Carewe is the featured player. saleaman. Just ae be is about t eee |put over his sale, in walke Blinker! CLASS A as big as life | Billie Rhodes t# the charming litt! ee star of Ir Aready ft hie apartment for | today the co ure bh ope t the Clans It's all jean heiress who dinguine fortune teller—an En, highway hroat Jerome Kent l« a charmini © an extended trip ir his valet in charge. Returning unex: | Gypay pectedly he discovered that the valet earl who takes to t was posing an “Jerome Kent.” and| peddier and a « that he had leased the palatial apart-| his band of nomad A’ TRIO: OF BEAUTIES |" Word bas come to this country ; Tomboy Mabells. }from travelers who have recently ’ Now at the Rex a | untry, with | Amer returned fram Monte Carlo and Nice of the congress of beauty but comprehensive—recently held in| : | thone cities. The congress consisted \r of three internationally famous beau | | Une—Lady de Bathe, also known try and “The Jersey L ted hearts on both informal | * “fountain of Hope Hampton, the screen's newest sense tion, ntly completed “A Moderh Salome,” hee first stellar | reduction TOMORROW UNTIL SUNDAY— Billie Rhodes —IN= ‘tn Search of Arcady’ —AND— HOOT GIBSON —WITH— MILDRED MOORE —IN— “Hat Trigger Stull” —ALSO— “HOME BREW” A Christy Comedy GAUMONT WEEKLY Mabel Normand, as “Mick- ey,” the mischievious little tomboy from the far-off mountain country is back in town again. This time she is playing at the Rez. “Mickey” is easily) the best i Photdplay’ Ry whith Mids Nor- ymand has appeared. It was ‘directed by Marshall Neilan, and has already been placed in motion picture history as one of the greatest screen come- dies produced, Miss Normand’s role is that of a. little orphan, who has grown up in the mountains. The plot is filled with adven- ture, romance, humor and | pathos, | STOPPED IN “IT want to en and Tar in the be ever tried,” write F. D, 1, Box 1 “My son.had inf |worst kind of Women to him were toys. He had lured her into a false marriage! Pauline Frederick | —[N—— “The Paliser Case” The big mystery drama of the hour, by Edgar Saltus, CLEMMER MUSIC LIBORIOUS HAUPTMAN, Director “Excerpts from Popular Operas” Clarinet and Cello Duct did any good with Foley’ breathing | STOP TCHNG sk |Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic | Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable treat- | nent that relieves itching torture and that cleanses and soothes the skin, Ask any druggist for a35c or $1 bottle of Zemo und apply it as directed, Soon you will find that irritations, pimples, dlackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm and similar skin troubles will disap) Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying banishes most skin eruptions, makes the skin soft, smooth and healthy, | Tho E. W. 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