The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1920, Page 4

You liked these clever fun stars so well in their two previous plays that you will want to see them again this week in a comedy that simply radiates a good time from stirt to finish— 1> RD ra at ARYS ANKLE OUGLAS £°C LEAN AY ORIS Be Desember them ict 23% Hours’ Leave" od | SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 artists under Reginald Dunn, playing “Apple Blos- soms” and “Oh, My Lady.” Its ‘That humor is @ paramount fa. ACKEN TO DIRECT <j NEW STEWART VEHICLE tractor theory. very erremny serious situation, he declares, should | perforce be lightened by comedy relief. He declares that the sersen is no medium for tragedy, that the story In tho thing, and that the star |myxtem is not destined to pass out or assembled by Bracken. completed direction at Selig, Nova and Jack Holt. another po REDS Ee ee Edith Roberts is making a film tan | version of “Dodd—Hile Diary.” which features —— “The! Five thousand extras are used tn notable one scene of Tom Moore's “The IGreat Accident.” “ai “a “ Eon aban A A tl iF Vj i ay) @dil 7a: y y ( ls, Hi Ay ky wy WY) ih i (4 erie id PME A HT ms Romance and adventure in Mexico— wherein Mexican knives prove no match for American fists J. WARREN KERRIGAN “A White Man'sChance’ ON THE SAME BILL MARTIN JOHNSON ADVENTURE PICTURES - A Na “SAVING SAVAGES IN THE SOUTH SEAS” JOE ROBERTS The Wizard on the Banjo COMEDY NEW SCREEN MAGAZINE CONCERT ORCHESTRA LADY ABTISTES J TODAY'S PROGRAMA | RTY—Tom Mix in The Dare | | 1 { Giaum in Sex, ae Maclean aad Ds L ry's Ankle.” [ STRAND—Rohert Louis. Stevenson's ‘Treasure Island.” Marshall Nellan's “Phe Kiver's Kad. COLONTAL—J, Warren Kerrigan tn A White Man's Chamex CLANS A-=Dolores Cossinelll in “Tne Web of Decelt | * COLISKUM H' was & promising young doe tor, but he lacked patients and his wt chums refused to accept his pills, when they wore of fered for nothing. Then fate threw a rich unele and a pretty girl with sprained ankle across his path, and things began to hum | That's the plot of the Intest ple provided for Douglas MacLean jand Doris May, two of the cleverest | veers on the sereen, It ts called “Mary's Ankle” and is being shown Jat the Coliseum thie week eee | ture | ¢ million readers who have joyed Robert Louis Stevenson's tr popular novel easure Yaland | will remember the old "Benbow Tay Jern.” in which the opening episodes fare taid. It waa supposed to be lo Jeated on the rocky English coast and to be @ Mecea for seafaring men, In |the screen version of the famous | atory, hb im delighting aud lat the Strand thin week, Ma | Tourneur reproduced faithfully ancient lodging house. For his location he chose a place! along the California coast where! rocks and sandbars run out Info the nea and which is eo dangerous for navigation on that account that it iy called “the graveyard of ships.” JOn this bleak xpot Mr. Tourneur erected a butlding of stucco modeled faithfully after the deseription of the tavern in “Treasure Island.” Few people, by the way, know that “Bea:| bow Inn” was named after Admiral [John Henhow, an old-time sea fighter jin the English navy o- a wh: . | REX Charles Went, sald to be the most | expert portrayer of dope fiend parts in the country, plays the role of Peter Kirkstone, the oplum smoking Ps of Judes Kirkstone in “The |Muver’s End," the picturimtion of | James Oliver Curwood's famous story whieh is showing at the Kex thir week. The action of the play revolver around an outlaw, hia impersonation of the officer who captured him and died, and bis struggle to find peace and happiness at “The River's Bad. lappears simple, THE SEATTLE STAR Sea JESDAY, MAY 4, 1920. ee {Tom Mix Performs Hair-Raising Stunts in Picture at Liberty | ti “It's just as easy aa it looks, And from devil cowboy star. with Tom porch rocking chair. pearing in thrills and romence foot, who arrives in the We He soon accomplishes his purpose, pretty girl to boot. A love interest is woven ‘into the! role of John Keith, wanted for mur-| play by the mutual attraction of th masquerader and the aister of th man whose name he has ameumned Lewis Stone ls seen in the ihading WOMEN FIND IT FUN TO DYE FADED | GINGHAMS, DRESSES, WAISTS, STOCKINGS Millions Using ‘‘Diamond Dyes” Worn, Shabby Garments into New Awful prices are teaching women how easy it is to turn all their old garmenta bright and new with ‘Diamond Dyes.’ Flonse-dreence, gloves, ribbons, heme, ging kite, weaters, aproma, stockings, waista, children's coats, draperiee—everything ean be diamond-dyed into beauti- or silk; linen, cotton or mixed ful, up-to-date, stylish effects, whether they be wool goods. ‘The Direction Book diamond-d: druggist in color you “Diamon: COMING— The Season's Motion Picture Sensation— telle how to ‘© match material, have 4 By Color Card. TODAY—and ONLY 3 DAYS MORE “I didn’t steal your husband's love. You lost it and I have found it, and*I intend to.keep it!” Her own teachings returned like a boom- erang to strike the lovely Adrienne LOUISE GLAUM IRVING CUMMIN( MYRTLE CLEMMER MUSIC Liborius Hauptman Director Ss playing “Madame Butterfly” TO THE THEATRE PUBLIC - THE RIVER’S END, again set the Public lately that it played a here this week, has talking. It is just local playhouse where it was acknowledged the hit of the year. The REX management urges that you accept this final opportunity of seeing the YEAR’S GREATEST PICTURE— “THE RIVER’S sitting t At the Liberty this week, Miz is ap- filled with > Mix plays the role of a young tender-)© “The Daredevil,” and Turning Old, the ere as you would in a a Western picture, st determined to “‘make good, and wins the 6) der CLEMMER the big theatre seenes in * the J. Parker Read, Jr. pic n which Louise Glaum is star le Denishawn ged by Mr. Read guiding hand (or Ted Shawn was For jan d under |rather feet) |etaged an with a specially bu: eetung |which was written by | Sullivan expecially for Miss Glaum, lis the strongest vehicle in which she bas yet appeared. “Sex” in being khown at the Clem: mor this week, . of | COLONIAL J. Warren Kerrigan goes to Mex, | teo to find the girl of hia dreams and win and woo her in his inimit It's some task the hand. imaelf, for there into which he able style ro assigns h are pitfalls aplent is led by Méxican swains who have nome he jeaigne }and hand. How American brane }and brawn triumph over a band of Mexican aanansine told in “A }white Man's Chance” which opens “at the Colonial today. | Lillian Walker, she of the dimples. bige eyes and golden ‘halr, is Ker rigan’s leading lady clute Patter leading lady for “Leave it to Me,” Percy wi am Ruseell in aigne ox ove Gladys rockwell has started her ure under the WU. the working title A Sister of Salome.” thirty-eighth pi at Del Monte, Cali exteriors for “A Vivian Ri fornia, mak World of Fc Palm Beach reeently reported the engagement of Constance Talmadge to the composer, Irv- ing Berlin, Miss Talmadge with others of her family has been spending « vacation at Palm Beach. Having completed “The Great Ac-| Tom Moore is working on a) cident film version of “Officer 666," . “Demoeracy—The Vision od,” im the title of a new film by Lee Francis Lybarger, Restor Agnes Ayers is to star In pictures directed by Marshall Neilan. | ee Polly Moran ts to start work on) another series of Western comedies, ax Sheriff Nell, 81 remembered for her good comedy in| another series as a girl sheriff named Sheriff Nell.” ‘Theda Bara announces #he ts to} head her own company this summer In the fall, Miss Bara is to go on the stage again in a tour with “he Blue Flame.” | eee | Matt Moore will Wlaine Hammerstein in oe Lioya Hamilton, |slapstick comedy ‘Ham and Hud," is making @ series of comedies | jalone. | o- | Maurice Costello, whose screen | fame stil lives, despite the fact that he has been more or less in retire ment for some time, will mark his return to the screen in a leading part ip “The Wilderness Fear,” to be produced shortly by Selznick Pic tures, appear with | “Whispers.” Wallace Reld, having completed “What's Your Hurry?” has started work on “The Charm School.” declares Tom Miz, the dare-| photograph it certainly}! h love of ait on the same maiden's heart | 1 as a star by William | | while used d (MAN DRAGGED | BY GAR, DIES [Portland Coroner Will Probe. Stréet Tragedy PORTLAND. miv Kt inte who rday aft Ore, May 4 luct an in dath of W. injured Core the was fatally onte to board 4 oting and ane | street | was being a KR. Hudw struck Hl nesses of the Hudwhi) had att car, min In @n automo. according to wit cident been driving an au 4 had we only an noe Buturday cured & ter | hour before he at \60 Days in Jail, $500 Fine for Sam | Sam Chin withdrew his former of not guilty to charges of of law and Jentered a plea of guilty, thus bring ing upon himself a sentence of 6 days imprisonment and $500 fine Th U. 6 yenterday plea | violation the narcotic court, LAGRANDE, Ore. iremati Leonard Bickford killed and 16 in |jured in wreck of O-W,. BR. & N passenger train m 8. 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