The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1920, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1920. "Can Girls Vamp Thru Spectacles? Nope, It Just _Can’t Be Done, According | to Movie Directors A wonderful First National special picture will await you here Saturday morning— Enormous audiences are gasping at the beauty, the thrill, the audacious gowns and settings, the “1 A pictorial splendor of the Cecil De’ Mille production, shay ‘ now here— eo Mille’s Change Your Wife?” REN——Rex Beach's “The Spoilers. COLONIAL dames Corbett in The Prince of Aventc A. CLAS A—Crawford Kent in “Other Mews Shows. = x “why COLISEUM \“H"" aot or hui Dinie Merguso arring one of the mo dratec by Sir Arthur D | Pinero. It was first presented at! the St. James theatre, London, in| 1906, with Bir Ge Alexander in |the role of Filmer Jeason, Charles} | Frohman presented it the same year | lin New York with John Drew and/ | Margaret Illington in the leading nd it enjoyed a nensational ' te theme the of Nina Gra on, Winding keeper, I troubled married }ham and Wilm her a fatlure ay a h |mer calls in hin first wife's ninte who makes Nina's life a nightmare Nina discovers letter which reve in the life of the frat wife the following incidents make gripping story CLEMMER Mildred Davis, the pretty fittle dimpled, blue-eyed blonde who iE y WU Playing with Harold Lioyd in “An Kastern Westerner” at t this week, received hb Penn. to the I wan A wee tot In conjunction comedy Tom Moore is latest pict clever mystery migrated “WHY CHANGE — YOUR WIFE?” | —COME ON THESE HOURS— Presentations start daily at 11, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 when Mildred as te aay aying in bh which is a | Put spectacles on a siren, and she's foiled. Glasses for a siren are like a haircut for a Jelighttyl | Samson. little star of “The St ws. an| That's what some movie directors think, It is their confident notion that the beautiful entertaining drama whi ened at |girls can't cast an neared glance thru glass, and that spectacles are only for the earnest) Seale tee stares rin "39!" “Note the effect of glasses on Gloria Swanson. They undoubtedly make a big difference ture for in her appearance LINERTY Constance pacts to make another wiart as soon as the Horton en-| In one ture, she ig shown as the wife who loses the love of her husband, when a more MATIXEES Eagement comes to nn end. The|heauteous damsel appears on the scene. In the other, she is shown as the ex-wife who ‘ : Staten iene: Ae Mar wade “The | vamps her ex-hubby until she wins him back again. « + STRAND performances a ie tes. Clone tam Mise Swanson wears the spectacles and doves the vamping at the Strand this week, in bee ORCHESTRA winter Cecil De Mille’s “Why Chenge Your Wife P.M. Mian Binney made her ncreen de Under S. K. Wineland, but in “Eratwhile Susan.” citing adventures and evéntuait rss ; playing “The Swan,” ee its martes the citi of hie heart, 2 Pitts] INOW Griffith “Tt sricta iacioas’taxy =~ by Saint Saens, eo, in in “The Prince of} Comedian Moran rented a hen ; picture now show-|for a movie from a farmer near Lox |*!# sensation production soa to be Talking Polly Had _|is,over evar told that pes balcony of Mrs. Joyce| Avenue A Frank Mayo haa been | in t the Cole with James 3:1 Aneas hown here, is another artistic crea the parrot talks it is necessary to, Likewise has the damage| Corbett starred. Corbett ecw ee | aes. id an ene. Kach clatmes|tiom from the hands of D. W. Grif Mildred Harris Chaplin is to to Have Passport |i::? @ special tab on him so as tg) suit of Dagmar Godowsky against | role of a young IPish-American who} jt At present prices said the} "tt » hae given to the screen) appear on the speaking stage at | PARIS, France, May 13.—Mrs,| “lence him if need be. The red t etx out to clean up politics in hin| comedian, “an egg ix worth worrying topiay spectacien an “Birth) the Egan theatre in Los An- | David Morrissey, wife of a New York | mused the bird. seemingly, for, a ward.” He goes thru a series of ex-|about {a Nation” and “Broken Bios gelen. She witt-piay the leading |fewwpaper man, has just arrived | ™rs Morrissey carried him from the passport office, he uttered a very me em! . cd | here ond th her pet pa : . feminine role in the farce called | from Londen with her pet par |i? put apt remark | 4 No CAUSE | Radiant among the strange rabble) siete fed.” ret tet =a be Ww I ( ) ADD Bert Lytetl, it is reported, tent} ° hen neceabets rogues and dene rv 2 gpa A RET YEA SBS Ww ra be baa |ern, of cannibals and missionaries, ts * the Ae err E showing a® much enthusiasm about bn Tae Danan Seas eat | Romie McCoy, widow of Richard ‘he parrot a special passport, which! sfany young people fall in love be- | RELIEVES WA, todas Sear he ie next picture as he usually dora. | Harding Davis, the novelist, will be|bears the bird's portrait for identi: cause they are just as foolish as | One reason advanced in that the] arred in a series of pictures for) fleation and the offictal vine of the |oier people. Every woman should have a coat} | call for his appearance in a Fox French consulate in London. For King Vidor is to build a | this Mrs. Morrissey paid $5 | Give the boaster a chance to make three lions, The tithe | imely use will keep the akin free © Temple of Dawn,” ns mreagyl new $100,000 studio in California When she remarked that the war|good and watch him fade away. STOMACHS © eer oy eee he i |e age sn nn at To remove hair or fuss, make «| More Happiness and a tien spines the miasion girls and|, HAPTY Madinon, vaudeville per te with some of the pow latone and water. Appty to| @® Life Through Use of re reerence Health former, has joined the National Film orporntion to play in “Buddie” Post dances, flashes her eyes, ing the men who would woo = 7 ellagorenag = oyentares tir oo y an|_,Priscitia Bonner, former “Foities™ | | Unusual climax such af Gritfith, the | Tl as joined the Goldwyn com: | |master, can reveal pany and will appear with Jack Pick | whiten and the natives is one of the| , A { | outstanding features of the produc Lila Lee's contract with Lasky has | | tion been renewed for a term of years, ry surface and after 2 or 3 min one hl Pond © | comedic Two Minutes «2°. 22" 2 Sr peer yt ves 1 be free from hair or blemist = Another man loves Mary. an in|, M®% Ruth Blackwell has sued Car is ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS To avold disappointment, be sure you | | LAST TIMES valld boy from New England, and he | '7!¢ Blackwell for divorce. She ab he ee oe Retees, Swit Ghd Stier! Fe rea! Celatone—-Alvertigament maga fighting vainiy for hia life. The | 't& that her husband deserted her STATTLYI Sp a TONIGHT AND way in which he instilis in Mary|'® 194 Ge FRIDAY— and Dan his wonderful teachings eae! | b> - COME—LAUGH WITH : HAROLD Ad Saves Lives ee May ay Obey that impulse! See the of 240 Purps | a aie ie screen version of one of NEW ORLEANS, May 13 Chie Sale, the audeville comedian, 2, Bs haba rap von ny Mineo Li gelemnerggh is coy negh ong oe the best plays ever written jof death and waiting for the pound.|®one back to hin first love, the > | master executioner Lawlor | Stage thought of a do@ he had when a boy. Lawler “choked up.” he says | Biddy Gets a Six- 4d when he remembered how that dog | ran away. He went to the pound| Day Free Excursion master, obtained a stay of execution| BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 12.—| for all 240 pups and advert d in| When a freight car was opened here | the newspapers until every dog had|a hen strutted forth cackling. Close been adopted |by wad tn fresh laid erg. 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