The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1920, Page 3

atil Friday night only e wonderful Augus- ; tus Thomas play of Americanism—a superb play with a cast of thou- sands and thrills by the Oa: Oe a ALLONS Noys AU NORD OU AU Sus ? Ss BEAUCOUP RURE ( MonSi€ur., bare little group of rious n need do ix to go to his jooal etn character and culture of Americana tive writers who ar djema and get a first hand view of| from Wild Weat movies like t with America a vie, | Charlot | Hart. He minsen the fact th | rhaps beca the best movies are! ‘That's Chaplin's name in France. | chief mgrket for Wild Weat movien j| being made in the United States, The littlegroup-of#ertous-thinkers | is not in this country, but abroad. } Waldo Frank ix one of these crit-/agres that this comic ts an artist.|where Hart is billed as “Rio Grande fos, He seta out to tell France the | But they didn’t discover it until after | Jim," truth about this country, in a book] the fact was pointed out by Mrs.| Nowhere in the world is an artist {| he calls “Our America Finke, U rewarded as in this One of his subjects t# Chartle Chap-| T called thinkers who aasert the silly lamentation Un \¢ <i in the movies 1 that there is no cultui The joke in telling French readers ot »~'| about Chaplin is that Chaplin is near Av Dramatiats, novelists, poets, paint ly as well known in Fra or Sean @pUO | erg, musicians, composers who have - . dinavia, or Australia, as he ts in the | seem not red that he| heard how well art ls rewarded here For Pillow Cases, size For rag Mad Soe For Mixed Down Pillows Ur did nothing first rate in 1919, are crowding the steamers to Amer A °. ; ‘ that weigh three pounds, —a good quality, with CHARLOT | Bio GRANDE tea, Meanwhile Buropa has discov. / om Lato - and make. a comforter fancy art tick coves FRENCH NAME ered other movie artists benide i pleached muslin and well” 75x84" inches in. size. ste e046 inch A Frenchman need not read a book | One precious critic draws elaborate | Chaplin, One of them ts D. 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Fifty in the covered with linen tick- ” which fe the attractios of Lionel Barrymore as the 5xe s, 01 xtra 9%79.4 ot sah t's Second Hungar- Andy.” (which Ja the attraction “ sbiiae Mihalis. in, 4b1 otbactive ARGE fortable alot His finlahied 69x72-inch ‘size are of ing. ian Rhapsody and peony. ses ‘ and striking as hin characterization ah, comftorta weight muslin, shed fered : at special price Hett’s “A Dream” fi) tne trove fires, the youthful star|"| STRAND= Lions Borerisere to che | |otagn’ ™uMludged patriot on the Fiber = — for || with wide hems. quotec is too bashful to get: within gunshot cckepgertvend: Strand Weakly cig ~ , ?.. ged 5 ; | REN aach | of a prospec @ soon dixcove ten sca ey are made with % $3 9 pears that one of the reasons why he ten't | = vs. screed wey - x 4 r eac ED .STREET CAR at! getting by" is because Blinker, the | own account and, alded by @ pretty able, good-looking roll = ave. and Halliday st. held 9 ed “star saleaman” of his © a big deal that makes edge as shown in the F 10. d i of ele sta bb Fes fie headed for the northwest tfit, whom he has picked as a k all rosy for hjm : a A iti a ‘or )-yar pieces jobes al wi eep Of the city for one hour| shining example for himself, ix really z illustration, proportionec ‘or Huck Towels of ; Long Cloth of medium out wind and weather— . TODAY : For Huck Towels of good ¥ ae’ raat z= night a bluffer. So Andy g¢ts busy on his AND for genuine comfort. lity, that ane weight and soft finish, finished with hemmed or — Al z quality, that are of spe- 96 inches wide,* and fringed ends, and are TOMORROW Finished in beautiful |] cial size for household uitable for underwear shown in a good assort- day remain to the comedy of a ashful youth, jose mainspring right, but who al- ys runs slow— until a girl tinkers laying “Louisiana,” Freed ST TIMES TODAY Tn this Rollicking Riot Pof Laughter— HAROLD ‘LLOYD —IN— “HAUNTED SPOOKS” e funniest thing he ever done! “Alarm Clock Andy’ WALLACE ON THE WURLITZER mer woma The , REX g evidence of b “Mickey” abe is sent to satay feal old aunt in the city. COLONIAL y Standish left a small t ment, nt. The bi! tement that ster aunt to aa out in marry the man of her ¢ Tonight and F; Norma Talmadge | IN ’ the New Song Success by & Wallace A breath-taking mystery, a haunting tale of revenge, an inspiring “The Paliser Case” —With— Pauline Frederick CLEMMER MUSIC romance! Loves and 4 te) Lies The liveliest, snappiest, most entertaining play this fine star has ever had. *“_* * LIBORIOUS HAUPTMAN, SYMPHONY Director «ail “Excerpts from Popular ORCHESTRA 31 Art under Regi- nald Dunn, playing “Pagaliacci” and “Venetian Moon” the final reel Pauline Frederick, ax the woman | in the case, is the featured player. | en the cat, dog and squirrel t cing high | laried actors in “Mickey,” Mabel Normand’s special p' lay which in now showing at the Rex is a little tomboy moun: ain girl who has her trouties when with a bypoerit t own | for the big city in search of excite With her went Eliza Sum-| found almost caused her elderly a Under 8u y attraction at Norma Talmadge has the chance of her life for fine comedy portr in the role she plays in “She Le and Lies,” at the Coliseum work riday Only is tty ayal oven this Lissa ne. jation of art in the { “A RED HOT FINISH” MATINEE Evéry Day, Including Sunday TODAY and TOMORROW nite LAST TIMES The story of a girl who innocently hurled into a vortex of crime With AN ALL-STAR CAST NEW SCREEN MAGAZINE Two-Part Comedy, With Vienty of Laughs In fact it i# rather a triple role, as ‘ONCE Miss Talmadge appears as Marie Cal € ONCERT Marie ORCHESTRA June 1. Whe Lady Artistes outside of her own person == ality are assumed so that she can MABEL —IN— = C K E Y The picture you will never forget Again showing by popular demand Note— Engagement ends Friday night. low ably $6.95. price, For Many Household Uses Are Offered at Reduced Prices Scrubbing Brushes with solid hardwood backs, spe- cial, each, 18¢. Whisk Brooms, made of selected green broom corn, special at 38¢. Hearth Brushes with good quality black or white } bristles and long, hard- wood handles; special at D8¢. Toilet Brushes, made of tough fiber that will last a long time; each, 48¢. Counter Brushes with long bristles and solid hardwood backs; special at 78¢. Clothes Brushes in a convenient size, with good bristles and neatly finished backs, at 28¢. Nail Brushes in various sizes and shapes, special, each, 5¢. 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Dorothy Dalton in “Black and White” comes to the Strand Satur day. e The Clemmer will show “The Sage- brusher” foliowing Pauline Freder ick’s “The Paliser Case,” eee Maurice Tournier'’s big production, “The Whip,” will be shown at the Rex beginning Saturday, You Can’t Brush Or Wash Out Dandruff The only sure way to get rid of .|dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. ‘To do this, got about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retir- ing; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub {ft in gently with the finger tps, | Do this tonight, and by morning, |most if not all, of your dandruff will |be gone, and three or four more ap |plications will completely dissolve \and entirely destroy every single sign jand trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have, You will find, too, that all itching and digging Of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times bet- wer. 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