The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1920, Page 8

Just tin Friday night—Pinero’s best play. Now, as a screen offering, infinitely strengthened in its drama, infinitely deepened in its appeal— ELSIE FERGUSON \ —IN— House in Order’ ‘Hi Symphony orchestra, playing the quartet from “Rigoletto” and Wallace's “Oriental Symphony.” FASHION SHOW Of Sport Models, Each Afternoon and Night Courtesy McDougall-Southwick Mother, bring home some French Pastry. _.. ' DEEP-SEATED _ | Chinaman Dies Bs) } Chin Onock Duet, 66, | Tuesday dishes. while he eed attention NOW or may re- Se ied at main all surnmer. Use the old and _ time-tried treatment that has given sstisfaction for over 15 years, and) Tid yourself of these homely spots. Kintho Beauty Cream nd Department Billiards | bequeathed son. Now—the “Male and Female” cast—Bebe Dan- iels, Gloria Swanson and Thomas Meighan—in an- other superb De Mille pro- duction— “WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE?” Daily at 11, 1, 3, 5,7 and 9. Come exactly on those irs if possible. ~ Staged with all the lavish beauty, luxury, dramatic ire and action that characterized “Male and Female.” MATINEES STRAND ORCHESTRA Lower floor Balcony Children Loge meats AFTER 6 F. M. Lower floor and lower balcony. Upper balcon! Reve on S. K. Wineland, Saint Saens’ Lowe seats ... (All prices inctude tax) was washing | Wie. | Witer 723 Madison st.|,... was known as far hack as 148 A. D, when Cathire More, land presented by a cast of clever T’ subking, who ruled over Leinster a billiard outfit to his|Bebe Danicis and Thomas THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1920. ‘Constance Binney, Star of New Film Opening Today at Liberty | -\42 Fil Constance Binney, who is playing the leading role in “The Stolen Kiss,” the new photo drama, which opens at the Lib- erty today. Miss Binney is a charming little actress, and has already won a big following for her clever work in “Erstwhile Susan,” in which she appeared at the Coliseum a short time lago. In her new picture, she plays Felicia Day, a little or phan, brought up by her affectionate grandfather. In order to separate Felicia and her young veetheart (Dudley Hamilton), the old man sends the girl to | Canada and forbids her to correspond with Dudley. How- ever, love finds a way, and eventually Cupid is the victor eee | : t narrow-minded , TODAYS rRoonams LIBERTY Constance Binney in olen Kise In The Honey Ben via In “The Honey Bee CLEMMER—Tom Moore in Harold Lieyd in “An “Dede”: Panaters, Westerner » plays the leading COLISEUM—Eiste Ferguson in “His o rele House in Order.” Ceetl De Millie's “Why : . Your Wite? ewe b's COLONTAL—James Corbett in Prince of Avenne A CLASS A—Crawtord Kent tn Men's Shoes.” The fpotiers.” The “Other x IIE wife who always tneixte that her husband wear rubbers wher | weather looks the least bit }the Washing Dishes |*°"™” and who showers upon go Chinene > jdishwasher in the Shanghai cafe |} 711 Pike st. died almost instantly thousand other littie attentions | his own good” comes in for her share of lacings in the new Cecil De Mille }) |production, “Why Change Your which is the leading attrac |tion at the Strand this week ‘The production ts a satire on mar £ ried life done on an elaborate scale Swanson Meighar players, of which Gloria are featured. COLISEUM A faithful reproduction of the Ra Masque, which is « ually tn Par by * students of the Latio quarter, is one t ef cones in “Hix House in Orde: ven anr of the m phote ie starr In this p the role a you her employer of his first wife . of the dead woman Only pe rag da Me STARTING TODAY—THREE || DAYS ONLY | ¢ tives break up the marriage and their fat lure to do so give an interesting an-} gle to the piny KEN William ams and prominent playe Rex this week in th duction of Rex Beach's “The Spoilers.” ts one of the first showm and in when shown the Alhambra wh Santechi are pearing at the big Selig, pro- famour Farnum, Kathys Th story “The Spe real big pho reated a real wenaa . years ago at |theatre (now the Wikes, The offer Can you ftmagine a lounge [ins at the Rex tx a brand new re | Uzard slapping him on the wrist? lean wrist? METROPOLITAN Johnny Ra splays eve See the Famous Ring Veteran in cure Pater AVENUE A” |" 4 home in Har ight in con: Honey Bee. natantly | man must 5 junetio: keeps the aud ing at the « eludes his wif Ma k and visit his working friends ever m will make his lebut In movies with Enid Bennett Moore, et | prima donna | the picture that will forever—the pic- ture that has estab- lished the characters of CLEMMER CHERR GLENI MeNAM. DEXTER and SLAPJACK— ey REX BEACH'S ana Famous Story of Early Alaska “THE to keep up the turing the ADDED FEATURES MARTIN JOHNSON’S Cannibal Pictures JOE ROBERTS The Celebrated Banjo Artist COLONIAL | James J. Corbe to forget that he plonship of the him on the stage simply | but the public still Likes NEW CHAPIN STORY Anna Alice Chapin has at last pro duced a story that equals, if it does | not surpass, “The EKagle's Mate made famous by Mary Pickford. | Miss Chapin’s new story is “Moun tain Madness,” a story of the Vir ginia hills, the screen rights to which were recently purchased by Cler mont Photoplay# corporation, Lloyd | B. Carleton is directing an allstar cast in the production of the picture. COMEDY NEW SCREEN MAGAZINE CONCERT ORCHESTRA Lady Artistes “what a} al entate these | fin “The Ir He'll play Chatte a stock company in abus.” The Perfect xt movie st : Tal madge | It is w and her h hn Emerson. member of | well-kn | fame Jafter an ab to the | COMING SATURDAY— Pic- girls The ture—it how to propose— “THE FORTUNE HUNTER” —with— EARLE WILLIAMS Taken f the stage play by W L SMITH— that created a sensation a Leap Year shows | | | few years ago. the role of an artist on has been appearing with | Il be the| peared in movies. 8 the 4 family of movie screen f about two years Where the Vublic nnows It TONIGHT—THURSDAY bees (rood Shaws —FRIDAY— CONSTANCE BINNEY (Who scored heavily here Susan”) in “THE in “Erstwhile STOLEN KISS” BECAUSE she has the temerity to kiss her boy lover, Felicia’s misguided grandfath- er spirits her away to distant Canada. But she is sure Dudley will come to her, so she waits hopefully. Dudley is eager—nay, fran- tic, for a sight of the girl, b slightest idea where she is. So she starts to search for h ure, in old-fashioned clothes, air about her that bespeaks Then her adventures begin. comes a seamstress—a “by ut—he hasn’t the im—a quaint fig- but with a regal royal ancestry. First she be- the day.” Then her childhood talent for “pretending” awak- ens, and as Mademoiselle great success on the stage. Folly she scores The lovers almost meet several times, but Felicia thinks.she has lost her beauty, and evades Dudley. An unscrupulous manager enters the picturé andéthen— “ . Dudley appears! Better leave your heart at home—Constance will steal it if you bring it! WALLACE ON THE WURLITZER Playing “Swanee”’ | Her first will be “Firecracker rd | “It's three years since she ap "s to be with Lew Cody in a film to Another old favorite to return #0} © an Francisco. | the screen is Cleo Ridgley. chief Man.” Cody is making follow “The Butterfly Man.” .. 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