The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1920, Page 3

ONLY 2 MORE DAYS! COME AT ONCE to see the twentieth century ove romance—CECIL DE MILLE’S— “Why Change Our Wile?” Showing Daily at 11, 1,3, 5, 7, 9 Husbands may learn to be faithful to one woman at a time. Wives may learn to forget that they are wives—just sweethearts. In the cast—Gloria Swanson, Meighan, Bebe Daniels. Thomas Lower floor Ralcony .. STRAND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. Wineland, playing “Miss Spring- time,” by Kalman. Loge seats Lower f y prices Include tax) Where the Public Knows It See Why did the theft of a dainty upset New York’s 400? No other garter in history ever caused the trouble and excitement this one did— jeweled garter My Lady's Garter A society girl, in love with a poet, plans a mid- night elopement, and it is on that very that— Come and see! night This big laugh, too— Mack Sennett’s “The Gingham Girl” With the comedy stars and a raft of pretty Sen- nett girls. WALLACE on the WURLITZER Playing the Freed & Wallace hit, “My Oriental Symphony,” sung by Ryan and Rosenthal, of the U. of W. Glee Club. TODAY'S PROGRAMS LIBERTY—Jacques Futrelie’s ~My | Lady's Garter,”* y Phillips to Phe | m ‘OW would you like to be banish ed to in Booreo. j told your » on the happened ‘to Rogga queer da was firmly in my afterward I bonr ran awa torily in the end. lbeing shown at the REX On the he Lower end ar owery t gion tn of society, and ones she is on ory, where her to her from th sho has willing the life of a y . CLEMMER remarkable f a handsome young cultured ways, but out and become rich f the story,"The n which Earle W mm the screen at the week wit ne is appearing | Clemmer this ams appears as Nathan Dun-! 6 fortune hunter, and Jean opposite him in the role country gtrl | eee of a Ii | Dancer” ts the title of triMth feature, which playing at the Colimeum. It is 2 tale of the South sean, jo dancing beauty, a purt- math, awaiting the white plague’s toll and a reckless, gin-dov | ing beachcomber as the three leading haracters. Witp his usual eyo for detail, Grit fith, {n laying his story among the natives of the picturesque South sea slands, haa for the background om. inous tropi@l settings, smouldering with mystery and weird happiness. Among the cast of prominent play ors Richard Barthelmess and Clarine | Seymore appear. cee tem is the keynote of DeMille produc ng feminine roles latest creations of the und then some. A complete ol of six rooms, all done in semi-impreasioniatic style delights the eyes of home-lovers. | "Why Change Your Wife?” ts a slcture about madern marriage and its problems. As in other deMille eases, Thomas Meighan has the ing male role and Gloria Swan-| the feminine lead. ber? = The term y used in the ate a type of a« rives to break the forbidden precincts of the ™ al circle. A visualization af such character is given in “The Climbers, the photoplay which opens at the Colonial to oduction, the atage suc by Clyde Fitch starred is adapted from s8 of the same name Corinne Griffith is Playing Soctety Protect Itself mn by Outsiders? See How Doe From Inv “THE CLIMBERS” CLYDE FITCH’S ,(.:° CORINNE GRIFFITH ADDED ATRACTIONS GALLI-CURCI lie “The Madonna of the Slums” JOE ROBERTS Banjoist T DADY AIUTINTESS THE SEATTLE STAR Sylvia Breamer Had to Run Away _From Home to Go on the Stage, Sylvia Breamer and Holmes My Lady's Garter,” The most fa- mous of all the Robert Louis Stevenson The scenes of the upper- world and the under- world in London are the last word in_ historic realism. a lively mystery drama, Liberty this bet = Charlie Chaplin to hy ny in “The Kid” m | "(Picture Patter A wereen version of Louis Tracy's popular novel “Number 17" ta being made at the Fox studio with Williarn Runvell star . Wintfrea W in to Sweden wh }in Swedish ph on her. way | Clyde Cook, former clown of the New York Hippoar me is making |comedies for Fe Pauline Starke will play opposite Tom Mix in “The Untamed” a West ern story cee Pearl White ation spent in Parts has trip just returned which 6 o% Kathleen V appearing ‘Just A Wit he tries to man in he ormer! 1 which HE’S DOUG THE SECOND E. Herbert, in a pretty scene week, which is neal months in's Rol Aid, according to t In re re As a flower of the slums, a daughter of the underworld, she touches the heart- strings. He a NORMA He ta TALMADGE Aa —IN— A DAUGHTER | OF em WO WORLDS Ea —ALSO— ms CHAS. BQ CHAPLIN GHB n° his best million- laugh success— om «THE COUNT “THE gtr con. George Beban, jr., has one ambition and he’s started well on his way toward it. He jwants to be Doug Fairbanks the Second. The husky little a regular miniature athlete, land spends all the time he can |romping with his father and the other members of the “Movie” Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday DOROTHY PHILLIPS -_IN— P The Right to Happiness Do you remember Dorothy Phillips in “The Heart of Hu- manity”? A lovedrama beyond com- pare. 5,000 people. A quarter of a million doliar production. An entire city built and burn- ed. The greatest dual role in films portrayed by the great- est emotional actress, Don’t fail to see this—the greatest of all photoplay achievements. Galety Comedy NIGHT FORTUNE HUNT From Winchell Smit h’s Well Known Stage Play With CLEMMER MUSIC Liborius Hauptman, Director wa. EARLE WILLIAMS As a motion picture production he Fortune Hunter” is all that it 8 a8 a play and novel—and then more. COMEDY— “Merely » Maid” colony in Hollywood. = | | will be starred | porting edith Hallor in | Destiny” [tile actors on the American stage. He made dis first hit in Aghts,” “|mendous success 20 years ago. » jyoungster is only 4, but he’s) ~ Satisfactory Terms Always re GROTE-RANKIN OTTO F. KEGEL, Prosident PIKE ST. ~nw FIFTH AME, OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF DESK ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES 6 ‘FREE’ I Are Meeting with Marked Approval EEING the new Electric “FREE” and sit- ting down to it and trying the simple elee- tric control is wanting one in your home. Think of a sewing machine that requires only that you attach the cord to any electric light socket and press with the knee against the controller and thus obtain the desired speed! No fatigue, backache or tired feeling. The “Free” runs fully three hours at the in- + significant cost of one cent. / Every woman who has seen the New Electric Free wants one. They are being sold on small monthly payments. who is sup-| “Children of most versa William © ourtielgh, is one of the “Northern a drama that scored a tre- Coliseum audiences this week are by turns gripped in tense silence, rocked by laughter and stirred to wild excitement by the infinite variety of the emotional ap- peal of this D. W. Griffith Romance— A First National Attraction “THE IDOL DANCER” It will be here till Friday night only. —vivacious France, inscrutable Samoa and much shimmy! It’s a mixture Java, languorous SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 artists under Reginald Dunn, playing T Dances from “Henry VIII.” Harold Strong we — solo—the Third Movement from Mendelssohn's @ Minor Concerto,