The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1920, Page 4

The Playhouse ef No Regrets Tonight and Friday—then it adjourns sine die “My Lady’s Garter” or the exciting pursuit by Scotland Yard of an international crook who stbals the jeweled limb- encircler of the original Countess of Salisbury from the British Museum. My word! It’s enthusiastic drama! SENNETT COMEDY Wallace on the Wurlitzer “The Gingham Girl” STARTING SATURDAY THE CONFESSION ? Playing “My Oriental Symphony,” Sung by Ryan & Rosenthal. Pumpernickel, the bread used by | Westphalian peasants, is said to have Ofiginated in the saying of a French cavalry soldier, fit for Nicholas, his horse. | repair m Next to Liberty Theatre If you value your watch, let Haynes TODATS rrocnams LINETY Jacques Feirsiies “My Ladys Garner CLEMMED— Verte Wittame to “Fhe Hom tow Me mance ND—Coetl De Millie's Why | = Your Witet } —Nerma Talmadee “a hier of Toe Words NIATCortame Giritticn tn The | | | | —* | } | WwW. Gritin’s “The A STRAN No weote @ eure way | to reach eon th & email town, | he should bunt up the town goasip, | According to dramatic evidence offer @4 in “The Fortune Hunter” at the i# week. This production ru tte unusual dramatic the argument that ress and a gossip in every mma that the helrees is going to waste for lack of @ marriag-| able wultor, and that the gossip will inform the stranger of every necam| sary fact in five minutes | “The Fortune Huntar* te screen vernion of the stage play by Winchell Smith, Earle Williams, the star plays the role of « city youth whe foes to a © town to hunt up an helreas—and finds one eee Clemmmer sets forth t comedy section thare ts an b town LIBERTY Who was poet and a railre ter planned an “The Hawk"? ad magnate’s daugh lopement, he wae under the brideto-be's window and made off with her jewels. He boast ed that he would rob a bank and, tho ce xwarmed with detectives good. To cap the climax, he} stole from its stronghold the famous and Rietorioal jewelled garter of the Countess of Sailsbury. “The Hawk" t the mysterious mastercriminal tn Maurice Tour neur’s screen version of “My Lady's Garter,” at the Liberty Uus week, eee Whee a COLISEUM . | Philosophers have argued at length | against the proverb that clothes make the man, but ft is an undeniable fact that very few South Sea Inland Jers acquire the dig to mateh thetr devoutness when they accept the Christian, religion. Their personal appeararice makpa a ludicrous com trast with ministerial clothing, ne| matter how serious theyemay be, D. W. Griffith gets a lot of fun out of one of these characteys in “The Idol Dancer,” his latest Production. which ls showing at the Coliseum this week. STARTING SATURDAY THE CONFESSION ? COLONIAL People Go Where They 'Are Invited, and Stay Where They Are Well Treated. ‘This is why my den- tal practice has grown for twenty are Do not fall to reag ticle on “Live 2u in nex! | daturdey’s Star. on. EDWIN J. BROW COMING SATURDAY MEN WERT MAD FOR HER KISSES! She made one suffer the agonies of jealousy, shame, anger, desire, passion—until at last he turned on her and—but see this wonderful climax with your own eyes! GERALDINE FARRAR “THE WOMAN AND THE PUPPET” A tempestuous, colorful romance, athrob with the pulsing passion of a hot-blooded race. from the famous play that stirred Picturized Paris to its depths. “The Idol Dancer” ta a romance which’ could net have happens x where fice in the world than on the South sea. STRAND Theodore Kosloft, the famous Rus sian interpretative dancer, is « mem- ber of the alletar cast appearing in Ceefl Mille’s “Why Change Your Wifer’* which is pow in its second week at the Strand. Kosleff, who & well known thruout the country, made his sereen debut several years ago in “The Woman God Forgot.” He was very anxious at that time to continue with the cinema, but stage contracts prohibited. In this story, which was written By Willian De Mille, Kosloff has the }role of a Russian musician, who forms the fourth party in a matri moniat equare. . REX “Never ditched a pal” ts the motto of Jenny Malone, the little heroine of “A Daughter of Two Worlds” at the Rex this week. Jenny i put to the test when, after she has risen to a social leader and is engaged to a Wealthy business man, alle reveals her past life as the daughter of « notorious cook In order to aave one of her former pals from the electric ohalr. Norma Talmadge is charming as |), Jenny: . COLONIAL Corinne Griffith, the pretty young Tonight and Friday Only D. W. GRIFFITH'S beautiful First National production— “The Idol Dancer” Beauteous child of the sun, plaything of the sea— tender, caressing, loving, hating! SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA playing Three Dances from “Henry VIII.” Har- old Strong in a piano solo, Third Movement of Mendelssohn’s G Minor Concerto. = jet) STAR “Happy,” Little Blind Terrier, Is Pearl White’s Best Pal cure Paller| | dobn Rarrymore comes to the Strand Saturday in “Dr, Jekyll and Mr, Hyde.” “Thou Art the Man,” a gripping story of the South Africin diamond fields, will be the next attraction at the Liberty, see | The “magazine girl” ban joined) Seluniok Pictures under contract. | Bhe is Martha Mansfield, who prac | teally monop magazine covers with her phot aph Bhe baa ap peared with Eugene O'Brien. | ee | Boreen fans are promined a nothe | subject with adorable Pauline ' tin “The Sowing of Alderson | ee," featuring Bernard Durning * film also haw Jack Levering, ac |tor-noldier who was decorated by King Georgs. eee “Ges, ain't that real” That's wh doughhoy ts likely to my when the reproduction of a P: |Montmartre cafe in “Bt Man,” with Owen Moore, the inim itable, eee ‘What t “a Mapper"? The anmwer | tn Olive Thomas’ newest produo-| |tion, “The Fla winsome «tar in (ate—but, oh, bow “peppy.” eee Kathryn MacDonald opens « four |dayw engagement at the | beginning Saturday in “The jPoint” Beginning Saturday the | Clemmer will show Geraldine Parrar | jis “The Woman and the Puppet.” 'Girls, Here’s { Beau Brummel } of Movieland | On the Long Island estate of Pearl White, the popular’ young Foz star, there t# just oodles of room for the actress to romp with “Happy,” blind, the dog ia “Happy” her wire-haired terrier. Tho stone by nature as well as by name. He }is Miss White's favorite pet and, incidentally, her beat pal. “Cure Your Rupture Like | ICuredMine” ||, Old Sea Captain Cured Kuptare After Doctors "aaid “Operate or Death” His Remedy and Book Sent Free This | Oy obtain a fob as exhfbition rofler She performa some intricate okes and strides and Ais production. “The Climbers" © fainoug stage play by Clyde ts an a4aptation of h. 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Cooley's a he-vamp in appearance, tho a regular fellow among the Los Angeles boys in “Movieville.” He's a walking fashion-plate and al- ways appears in the wltra- proper garment for every oc- casion, New Schedule of of Navy Pay Arrives The new navy pay schedule for enlisted men, approved recently by congress, has deen received by the local recruiting station. The sched- ule follows: Chief petty officers, $1 petty officer, first class, class, $72; third class, $60; jmen, first clags, $54; second class, $48; third class, $33; firemen, first jelaas, $60; second clam, $54; third class, $48; cooks and stewards, pay ranging from $84 to $60; mess at tendanta, pay ranging from $42 to $33. "| Prayer. at Noon Halts Business NEW YORK, May 20.—In at least one great office building in New York there is a moment of silence during the day. At noon every day the work of labor ceases in the | Greenhut buildin ow the head of. flee of the Inte World Move-| ment, At 12 0’ a bell rings. | signal for a minute of silent for the*succeas of the move A woman's iden of a hideous gown | is one that is out of sie. STARTING SATURDAY _ THE CONFESSION ? COLONIAL “THE WORLD AFLAME” e EA Its Presentation, Starting SATURDAY —~or— Robert Louis Stevenson’s Powerful Dramatic Story, Wonder- fully Acted by the Foremost of All the Romani Stars— HEAT RE sau m7 «ai 4 STARTING SATURDAY THE CONFESSION ? COLONIAL New York engineers have left for Bavre te supervise the construction of the first oll pipe line ever built) tn continental Europe outnide of the| Rumanian of) fields. Easiest Way to Remove Ugly Hair Growths Beauty Outture) d Here te a method for removing hair or furs that & unfailing and ts quite inexpensive: &@ thick paste with some powdered delatone and water and spread on hairy surface. After 2 or 3 minutes, rub it off, wash | the skin and every trace of hair has! vanished. No harm or inconvenience reeults from this treatment, but be careful to get genuine delatone —Ad. THURSDAY—FRIDAY LAST TIMES OF CORINNE GRIFFITH In CLYDE FITCH'S Famous Stage Plap— 6 ‘The Climbers” ADDED ATTRACTION GALLI- “THE MADONNA OF THE SLUMS” JOE ROBERTS BANJOIST PLAYING LATEST HITS TALMADGE A Daughter of Two Worlds CHAS CHAPLIN In His Millon Laogh Success— CONCERT ORCHESTRA LADY ARTISTES LAST TIMES TONIGHT AND FRIDAY— _ “THE FORTUNE HUNTER” EARLE WILLIAMS COMEDY “Merely a Maid” One of the best love stories of years, and with- out any doubt the best comedy- drama of decades. From : WINCHELL SMITH’S well-known stage play. CLEMMER MUSIC— LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN, Director