The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1920, Page 3

Always the Best for the Liberty Guost Bring every laugh in your system with you this week—you'll need ‘em all when you see Five, Part Comedy Siar. Mack’ SEMI “DOWNZON reAA RM] vi And this big secret service counterfeiting drama in three parts, with Herbert Rawlinson— “THE $5.00 PLATE” Wallace on the Warlitzer, playing “Rainbow Isle” ‘Xray apparatus has been designed for detecting defects tn concret| NEW. GRIFFITH FILM ‘hips as they are being built and to| “Black Peach” will be | David hidden effects for straina in| Wark Griffith's next production, to be released on or about May 15, by the First National Exhibitor's Cir cult Among the prominent Grit fith players who will be ecen are Richard Barthelmess, Carol Demp later, George MacQuarrie, Anders Randolph, Florence Short and oth ers. ASK FOR end GET orlick’ s Invalides The exodus of Mexican laborers Avoid Imitations aod Substitutes from Mexico to the United States increasing. Money can’t buy the kind of advertising this noted = now here, is getting.. Every one who sees it talking of it, praising it— SEE HOUSE PETERS. yunamic Drama of aes Differences 2) U HUSBAND HIS OREAMS YOUR OF DO NOT LET OUTGROW THE GIRL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 artists under Reginald Dunn, playing “La Bo- heme.” Cello solo by Nerino Bianchi—“Polonaise” by Popper. clure Patter Prisetila Dean's husband, Wheeler Oakman, plays the lead. ing male role opposite Miss Dean in “The Virgin of Stamb the Colontal this week ally Chartes Bryant, Naz husband pla; the leading male role in Heart of Child” in which the latter Is starring at the Clemmer. “Just Me recently published the Aw the ti it's autobiography . is the name of a book Pearl White tle author indleates, yn the role of the oppo Charles Ogle, who p Time in Everywomar at Strand, used to play the lead site Mary Kull “The $5 0 A secret serv | tee story starring Herbert Raw lings, on at Liberty this week, | is taken from the actual experi ences of Capt, Jim Flynn, fum ous New York detective, Tn the contipues to prove Joe banjo artint jat the Colonial . ports, popular a big hit Six pretty girls, — reprene: Everywoman, Reauty, Vice Modesty and Conscience, a wtage showing woman. photoplay Strand Stop That Man,” oree Ht in to | Moore's next starring vehicle. . by written bart be | Conway Tearle, who has been lead ling man for all our first actresses, in jto play opposite Zena Keefe in “Ma rooned Hearts.” ] ‘The tallest woman on the rereen t» being used in the Fox Sunshine special which Director Hampton Del Ruth ts making. Her name is Blanche Payson and she in six feet three. FO NERVOUS ND ~ BLOODLESS WOMEN It ts Impossible to recover from a nervous breakdown until the t j built up because the nerves 4 Jon the blood for their nourish Thin bieod means weak jthe two are more often found in jcombination than not People who do not find sleep re freshing, who lose weight, grow nerves and indigestion will profit by this state ment fram Mra, Mildred Jeffords who lives at No. 730 Wept street, Owonno, Mich. “My Dood waa so thin that I be came very nervous,” says Mra. Jef fords. “Slight sounds startied me and I wqnid cry without any prove cation. worried a great deal be. jerk. I suffered from headache that my head sore. My digestion was poor and I was troubled with gas and « bloated feeling after eating. “I had heard of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for years and dectird to give the remedy a trial, I felt so much better after a few days’ that I continued taking the remedy until my nerves were strong. I no longer feel irritable or inclined to |worry. I sleep well, eat heartily without after distress and the head laches have disappeared. My hus |band ts also giving the remedy jtrial on my recommendation for 1 |have great confidence in Dr. Wil | Mamas’ Pink Pills.” | All druggists sen | Pink j direct by mail from the Dr. Williams |Medieine Co., Schenectady, N. ¥ price 60 cents per box, postpaid Write today for the booklet, “Dis eases of the Nervous System.” It ts free and is full of useful information Dr appears without a veil She Who Appears With- out a Veil in the Strange Old City of Stambout 1s a Child of Vice, but Not so with SARI for She Was Known Far and Wide as “™ VIRGIN « STAMBOUL Featuring PRISCILLA DEAN and WHEELER OAKMAN OTHER FEATURES JOE ROBERTS BANJOIST - Playing Late Hite PATHE REVIEW LITERARY DIGEST TOPICS COMEDY Concert Orchestra Lady Artistes THE ATE ‘aaMhen Dita pale and nervous and suffer from | Main | cause my nerves seemed ta knot and | were so severe that they left! treatment | Willlam® | Pilis or you can order them| THE SEATTLE STAR—-TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1920. Farm Life a la Mack Sennett— War Is Tame by Comparison down in all serious SENNETT, the in wet Yor the ACK King, who has been devoting his ie is the one ste te » art which most art producer of the big to two-reel comic mov five-real comed wt found on the stage. F has no co entertainment le to the beat by Chi Down on the Farm,” at the Liberty | the at mi this week The advantage of a @mic length is obvious. In ely an added attr the cane of the two-reel comic compar Arbuck Mack Sennett. ett'n five-reel fiteer for a villain ino Faxend: Turpir movie tod stead of tb comico has @ The cast tn Marie Pre log Teddy, the but not least Bennet baby it) ps cludes Le vont, I at F Joh comedian. * * 1” ally to Join men the main show required to mit af di im traf ng for the pro- tve at somet! * * adience ts the ne re reen waitl thru five per Henry, ng good. ea gram to a * | CLEMMER Johnny Doone wanted & the th the had played wit years ago in the London streets, he ted her to ¢ and enlist him in the Satvat Army and to be hin wife. Put had other aspirations, When Johnny found out what they were, he shook his head pity that she must be dis: | appointed. This is one of the big xituations tn | “The Heart of a Child” at the Clem toplay in which Nazi role of Sally Snape nlum gtrl tame by her clever danc eee * TODA LInPRry Despite wuccens of girl whom he CLM Kin —Neatmeve tn * hata, with jon aecond COLONIAL—Prisctia Dean in “The Virgin of Stamboul,” % | photopiay showing at the Strand, de es her arrival in the’ wild and jo wont thus no I have always enjoyed driv. |ing my own car, I let someone else take the wheel in Los Angeles. The folks there drive lie mad. Ite a wonder they aren’t afl killed off.” ing ts charming in the ywoman. The costumes who wins ng co”Lustt™ ters t# starring at week f Wives.” be bands and Calico original plot. It cdneerns the do-| mé@tic difficulties of Mr. and Mra Deane Kendall Deane Kendall ts a young lawyer just managing to get by in a emall! COLONIAL |town lew York} The Mosque of Aya Sophia wheré makes good nm the he pleturesque landmarks of the don troubles begin. Deantfancient quarter of Constantinople wants his young wife to take her/is faithfully reproduced for one se Place beside him in New York an4) quence of acenen in “The Virgin of Edith wants to remain a smal) town splay in which Priseiila Dean is starring at the Co gir! How the author so! } lonial this week. Both the exterior em, a n cations, |and interior of this famous edifice is interestingly tc are show ° | Mixa Dean appears as Sart, a Mitte |berenr girl, who is wooed and won Road” cantinues | by an American soldier of fortune. ae GOLDWYN STARS which in being distributed by the ENJOY VACATION Sis Athoes iteaben threats | WU! Rogers, Tom Moore and Mabel =n wan written by Dr, |Normand, Goldwyn stars, have been a eas vent Davie and the /euoying an abbreviated vacation the players is headed by |'8%t two or three weeks, but two of them are again busy on new pic tures, Rogers in “Alec Lloyd,” a Western story, and Tom Moore tn the well known stage success, “Offi- er 660." Mins Normand, who has ust finished George Ade's “TI Slim Princess,” has not yet been provided j|with a new photoplay tt | Madge Kennedy has just finished am Octavus Roy Cohen's first Goldwyn NOW PLAYING play, “I which has Its Second Week The keynote of the production is beauty and the note ts capably sus tained. eee later he goes to he Stamboul,” the phot Ives this prob 4 on oe the screen. | RIEX ‘The Find of th prove an int at the Rex It in a dramatic story factor in health propaganda and a big| the | . | STRAND’ | Violet Hemtng, the beautiful a | tress recruited from the stage to pla the title role in “Everywoman,” the | ars and Sense been originally announced under the title “Two Cents Worth of Humane Mary Alden will play the !m- in Chan * directed oe . John Hohenbest and Cesare ¢ are supporting Pauline Freder Madame X," now being filmed. The Picture That Reveals the One Truth— Ignorance Never Brought Innocence — MOTHER FATHER | DAUGHTER, ‘The number of pensioners on Uncle Sam's pay list on June 30, 1919, was 624,427 tt ile suggests the play has & very | of the various players are gorgeous. | one | REAL LUMBERJACK NOW REEL ACTOR] Jock ox Big Jim O'Ke who supports William | a Fox} He Fumsell in | production, tw a real lumberjack never had appeared tn plotures until jhe was discovered in a lumber camp | vy & Fox director, who asked him to | do “atmosphere” story of the Mr, King’s work finished that he was taken to L in a forent was #0 An goles with the company Whenever there ts a story in which umberjacks figure, King invariab! finds work, for he ix truly a lurp ack Kut it annoys him to be J continues te Juntil he t# sent who has use for bin and and work a lumbe for by a director jack services. | R, 4: BENNISON, of Loy An Vs goles, owner and tralner of fine trotting horses, who says ‘Tanlac put him right back on his feet again, afier he had been in woover a year, De clares he is feeling like his old wolf now. bad health 2) “For the past year or more I have not right phy I jyst didn't feel good at all, but last April 22nd Lifad an awful attack with my stomaMh which nearly drew me up Jand I have been worse ever since. | | “About the best way I can degeribe the way I felt is to say I was just all in, I really did not and 1] gave up all idea of trying to work Kor a long while I bad no appetite | but would eat w though my | food seemed to do me any | Rood | “1 would go to bed at night and would sleep but apparently did not for 1 3 get up Just as tired an when I went to bed. I got so I ould scarcely go a block but what 1} would have to stop and rest Weil, I read about Taniac been ally; never reat woul one tay friend had spoken about the same | medicine, so I got #ome and began to} take it. I had been taking it about a week when one evening, after supper, I started to walk and before I realiz Jed it I had walked up to First] Street and back, about 14 blocks, and) never felt it at all and then I realized| hat the tonic was helping me | “I have taken four bottles now and Jam just fooling real good again. 1 um able to be back at the Exposition s Yards every day and have just energy an Lever had I get} whed in the mornings now and I have a real appetite which makes me enjoy three good square meals every day. Anyone who needs & good tonic will certainly be satis fied with Tanlac and I am lad to recommend it to my friends.” The above statement was made re-| cently by RA Dennison, a well-| known r of fine} ng at No. 214 . Lon Angeles, Cal, Mr » has lived in California for he is 63 years of age and) wed his present line of bust-| 0 years, He is well known on the Pacific coast Taniac in sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under the personal di- rection of a especial Tanlac represen tative. Advertisement, | Keeps Hair Curly in Most Trying Weather You needn't worry about damp or windy ather spoiling the wavy appearance of your hair if you use sllmer rling method. And can dance all evening without | ir tresses stringing all) 4 this simple your | npany- enable you | eat waves and king no one will] artificially pro= ness is quickly ac fasts considerably longer © the heated iron is used combed out have just the prett tural | dressing quite pleasant to | usetand leaves no sticky or greasy trace "s Best Phetoplay House UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT WONDERFUL In another “Different” role “THE HEART A photoplay that tells our young folks what their parents ought to teach them, but seldom 5 do, CLEMMER MUSIC LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN, OF A CHILD” In which a terrific auto- mobile accident brings to a girl of the slums a new life, beyond her dreams. rich and extravagant Director Selection—“Maytime” . “Mighty Lak’ a Rose”. and that reminded me that a | —— SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS THE GROTE-RANKIN GO, OTTO F REGEL, President Pike Street and Fifth Avenue Twenty-Five itchen Cabinets (As Illustrated) Are on Sale in the Annex Store This Weck —Large metal covered work table —tTilting flour bin —Bread, linen and cutlery donors —Convenient sugar safe —Glass coffee, tea and spice jars —Convenient shelf room —Ample room for pots and kettles —Solid oak construction Are some of the features that make it a desir- able kitchen convenience. There are only 25 of these cabinets available at this price. On’ sale in our Annex Store this week. | Black pearts were first made fash tenable by the Empress Eugenie, who in the days of her glory possessed a : famous necklace of them, which c slones Washin . Adam Tosh, pioneer of Washing-|) ouent many thousands of Gollan ton, died of pneumonia at his) 0" ‘ when sold at auction after the over home on Lake Sammamish earty | Tuesday morning. He was born in|‘hrow of the imperial dynasty. Ireland 78 years agp. Funeral ar- rangementa have not’ been com- pleted. Surviving him are five! daughters, Mra. John Sulfivan and Mrs. D. Dingwall of Seattle, Mra. G. Davis and Misses Edith and Agnes Tosh of Redmond, and one son, Robert Tosh, of Redmond. CLEMMER * SEATTLES BEST PHOTO PLAY HOUSE Pioneer of State Dies of Pneumonia MATINEE |. WOMEN ONLY 10 o’Clock SATURDAY MORNING The first 1,000 women at the Clemmer at 10 o’clock next Saturday morning will be admitted free, We Want You to See and Judge— A story of life with all of its mad, glad, realistic garb! —WITH— LOUISE GLAUM IRVING CUMMINGS MYRTLE STEDMAN Accompanied by Clemmer Music Liborious Hauptman, Directer