The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1920, Page 16

Going—Last Times Friday— “Treasure Island” Robert Louis Stevenson's finest adventure story, with a big cast and picturesque production. Coming—First times Saturday— The last word in twentieth cen- tury splendor, plus a heart-story as eternal as time itself— LUXURY! LOVE! LIFE! MaATINERS Lewer fleer Balcony Children Loge seats ORCHESTRA Under S. K. Wineland AYTER 6 P. & Lower fieer and tower deleeay. Upper balce Childrea ... Loge esate . (All prices include tax) LAST TIMES TONIGHT THE RIVER’S END STARTING TOMORROW The Triumph of REX BEACH’S Tremendous Story of Alaska NEW SPOILER KATHLYN WILLIAR WILLIAMS AS CHERRY MALOTTE WILLIAM FARNUM AS GLENISTER You have seen CHERRY MALOTTE in “THE SPOILERS,” you again saw her in “THE SILVER HORDE,” now she again appears in THE NEW SPOILERS—a wild cat when mad, the flame of the dance hall, but at the awaken- ing of love, a tender woman, self-sacrificing for her man. TODAY'S TROGHAMA LANERTY—Tom Mix in "The Dare: | levi,” CLEMMER—Toulse Glaum to “Sex.” \) Dorks May te | | SPRAND—Robert 1 | Treasure Istand jarshall Netian's “The River's Worree Kerrigan ts ‘s White | “EF Chance” Mennedy 2 “The | “ | LIBERTY | Foflowing Tom Mix's “rhe Dare which closes Friday night, Bur |cene O'Rrien of “Perfect Lover” |"Sealed Hearts” fame comes to the “His Wife's Money,” his | devil, Liberty in latest production | The plot concerns Ralph Rarlow (O'Brien), a man of moderate means, who sinks all of his money Into « gold mine that promines but does not deliver. He marries Marion Phillips, |who conceals her wealth from him until after their marriage, When sho ints that he live with her In the Bast and use her money, he objects. The wife soon learns that she can) not endure the quiet life in the West, jand leaves Barlow, | Lucky circumstances bring the two together again, and to make matters better Barlow strikes gold in. the mine. . STRAND Cecil De Mille’s latest production “Why Change Your Wife?™ is com ing to the Strand Saturday. if you have seen “Male and Fe male.” “For Better or for Worre,” or any other DeMille ploture you | will have eon a of the quality of this pew produétion, It in a st of married life and staged in a ric lavish manner. Gloria Swanson, | dore Kosloff, the fam Jancer, Sylvia Ashton and Kelso. “Why Change Your Wife™ t& a companion picture ta DeMilie “Don’t Change Your Husband.” Maurice Tournour’a ‘Treasure Inland” closes tonight after an 11- day run at the Strand. eee Arthur Pinero’s great play, House in Order,” haa been into a movie, Jt will be the next attraction at the Coliseum fol lowing the final showing tonight of “Mary's Ankle’ in which Dougtas Maclean and Doris May are star ring. Biste Ferguson i starred tn “His House in Order." She plays the role of Nina Graham a young guverness who becomes the wife of a widows |The relatives of the firat wife do their utmost to separate the two, but the young wife wins out’ The supporting cast includes Ver | non Steele and Holmes Herbert eee | coventat. | “The Valley of Tomorrow~ t the | title ef the new show which opens }at the Colonial Saturday. In tt Wii- Ham Russell is the featured player. It ls described tn advance notices ax |*a drama of conflicts.” A gripping jand intensely human story of the soul-growth of @ man who finds that the man he is obligated to kill is the |very man who has saved his life, }Rnd that the girl he loves ts this man's sister. It's some dilemma, but he successfully finds a way out. Russell's leading woman is Mary Thurman, the former Bennett | beauty Tonight for the tast time Warren | | Kerrigan will be seen tn “A W hite | | Man's Chance.” . REX Rex Beach's papular romantic latory of the gold fields of our great Northwest, “The Spoilers,” i com ing to Seattle again. This time it will be shown at the Rex with the same fine cast which made “The Spotlers,” famous as « photoplay William Farnum and Kathlyn Will. lama will be seen in the two most important ral OLYMPIA. ntate of Washington can not dispense for medicinal purposes liquor other than alcohol, says Attorney General | Thompran. U.S. ARMY oot Knives, Vegetable Knives, Forks, | 0. rare Ottve Drab Mira, of steee rood + $2.25 to $1.00) complete Woolen Bia Gray Wool Yarn, per Ib Cotton Batting - Bale Conducted by camp Lewis Wireless’ | 904 THIRD AVENUE, near MADISON Mail and Express Orders Filled as ___ Baldy 00 Possible UNDERTAKING PARLORS AND CREMATORY Are now located at 318 Kil- bourne st., jurt two blocks west of my OLD location. Thoughtful, sympathetic attention te synonymoug with Bleits NORTH 687 and} Belgian Prima Donna Coming to _ Met in Big Film Production | Marguerita Sylva and Thomas Holding, in a scene from “The Honey Bee,” a special feature photoplay production which opens at the Metropolitan Sunday for a four-day run. Seats are now placed en sale for "The Honey Bee,” the big super-tilm offering that will come to the Metro politan theatre for four days, start ing Sunday, May 9. Outside of the fact that the offering ls one of the biggest productions in the silent art for the year, it carries unusual in terest, In that it will tend to Intro duce Mme Marguerita Sylva, famous Belgian prima donna, in the leading role, Ming Sylva is noted In Burope 4s one of the foremost emotional act tremens of that hemisphere “The lioney Bee” le adapted from the popular novel of the aqme name by Samuel Merwin, and ip sald to be thrilling thruout the entire offer | tng, with a number of big dramatic! punches. One of the most thrilling scenes occur when @ prise fight in staged in whieh the famous former welterweight champion of the United States, Kid MeCoy, will be seen in action. | Mme. Sytva te eurrounded by an allstar cast, including Thomas Holding, Nigel Barrie, Albert Ray, George Hernandes, Farvey Clarke and many other favorites of the scrven. | In conjunetion with this wonderful off, the firwt screen presenta Uonh of the famous stage comedian Johnny May in the “Bring Up Father” series, by George MacManus, : [se be shown. FRECKLE r | il \*— Den't Hhde Them W With » Vell; Re, move Them With Othino— Double Strungts ‘This preparation for the remove! of freckles ts usually #0 successful in removing freckles and giving « clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if it faila Den't hide your freckles under a yell; grt ap eunce of Othine and re move them Even the first few ap plication# should show @ wonderful improvement, some of the lighter} freckles vanishing entirely. He eure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine; It te this that Is sold on the money-back guar. | LAST TIMES FRIDAY J. WARREN KERRIGAN “A WHITE MAN’S CHANCE” STARTING SATURDAY— FIRST SEATTLE SHOWING OF =| WILLIAM RUSSELL —in— “THE VALLEY OF TOMORROW” An epic of mountain jus- tice warring with love. OTHER FEATURES JOE ROBERTS BANJOIST Playing New Numbers — SNUB POLLARD COMEDY “Trotting Through Turkey” TOPICS—REVIEW CONCERT ORCHESTRA Lady Arti | Tom Moore and Harold |Lloyd—two happy fellows. | They are sure there with the |glad smile. And why not? | Phey are both in the movie game to make folks happy, Always ‘he. — for Tne Laburty Guest Friday—‘“The Daredevil,” Tom Mix’s best Western sensation. After Friday night this picture and its unexampled thrills forever. will be gone Saturday—The popular and handsome star— EUGENE O’BRIEN Instead of being a fashionable lover, in drawing rooms and moonlit lanes, O’Brien in this new play, is a brawny, out-and-out man’s man, who séeks and finds his fortune in the We&t. WALLACE on the WURLITZER who wrote the| Famous , wapeeaake corporation. rio for the Paramount Art-| His first work under the new can- t version of “Dr, Jekyll and Mr. | tract will be the adaptation of “Bur- Hyde.” in which John Barrymore|glar Proof” for Bryant Washburn. has scored @ success on the screen qual to any of his age triumphs made the a n adaptation af “Civ jan Cloth In which Thomas /| row” Meighan is starred, “ara Beranger, } Ethel Clayton's next picture will by Kate Jordan. Violet Heming impersonates a gtr! ‘Thomas J. Geraghty, one of the|who runs away from boarding schoo! best-known scenario writers bee Just ‘to get marr sated in “The Cost.” “<Thosnan’ 3 work ist. inever done jand always appear in clean,| | lively pictures, the kind which jdrive Old Man Grouch away. Both Tom and Harold are scheduled to appear at the |Clemmer for a week, begin- jning Saturday, the former in “Duds,” an exciting mys- tery drama, and the latter in \“An Eastern Westerner,” a \rollicking comedy. Ypres Ruins Will Stand as Monument | PARIS. May 7.—The now famous ruins of Ypres, around which many of the bitterest fights of the war were waged, are to remain as they stand to as a monument of the horrors ¢ modern battle, The special ruins to be preserved |are those of the Church of St, Martin and the Cloth Hall, German Eels to Grace the Table in England LONDON, May 1.—Spoils of war) in the shape of 40,000 young eels from the former German breeding establishment at Epney have been deposited in the Trent and Soar, near Nottingham, for restocking pUrponcy, | \thru their bodies. From morning till night the housewife works and without exercise outdoors and fresh sir, her blood becomes thin and her cheeks pale. 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