The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1920, Page 3

TUESDAY, JONT &, 1970 THE Young Actress at Screen“ TODAY'S PROGRAMS Tuesday—Good-bye to a good show— = Kutd Bennett in Phe | | Enid Bennett in “The False Road” CLEMMEN Lew Cody tm The Mark Twain's “Huckle | Wednesday brings a fast and furious farce— Willlam SMart in “The Toll REX—Ceetl De Mille's “Old Wives for New COLONTAL—Sie Frneat Shackleton’s | Pale Expedition, "The Bot Wortd {| Gelttith's “tewkee Hryast Washburn tn Why Smith Left Home.” | | a | ee | = girls who have won just what a “Northern ke lke ought to “The only menu * is playing there Mer name is nna Q. Nilason According to those who make a study of earmarks, curls | Iason ia a per | Northern | way has pro- when Broad. | é . so. | Miss Nilsson was born in Yatad, Sweden, and had a stage career to her account before she | dimples, : beauty, with a cameo, expressive and feal as an oppo >» Willlam 8. Hart whose features and powerful Fadia Anna Q. Nilsson, as tional | William Hart photoplay at the | called a ba |this week Director Ts halt at the point wher ed fu the off the was ca upon te amitiar with the story of | cony You might get hurt.” sald Mr. ft to the actor who impervor the “Kin It would spo’ reen ver [which is | From Cone Seller || to Movie Magnate So filled with laughs i it is almost one continuous roar! WALLACE on the WURLITZER Playing “Pip Pip, To Toot Toot,” by Kendall and Robinson 25e; After | 6: 30, Bhe: Children lle any time. All prices include tax Matinees hillip’s novel « b ncored a ral years ago The cast which Elliott Dexter. W. via Ashton and Fl eee \r le wh e Te the wise on ounce ot bit s| Look Looking for Worth a pound of subsequent advice. | Bail-$1, 000 Worth Look, John. | Look for what? | Look for $1,000 Ball for Leste John. Judge Neterer told him he'd have | LIBERTY Pretty Enid Rennett wit remain | at the Liberty until Tuesday night! only In “The Falee Road” her latest | laser? A tow drove of DD. D. beings to look for it when he was arraigned eaeeey In this pleture Mins Ben. | instamt relief. M6e, 60¢, $1.00. Try in the United States district court nett has the role of @ girl-crook who | D. D. D. Soap. too. is induced to turn straight by the Monday tor alleges violation of the ANACORTES cannery man she loves. It ta C. Ga jullivan story and affords the y & splendid opportunity to play her emotional ability Lioyd Hughes is the leading man new show which The Pfoneer, big ever built opens Ten years ago Sol Lesser launched himself into the movie world by selling ice|] ~ m cream cones ina Frisco nickel- as ‘ f If you have ever dreamed of your boyhood and i odcon. Today he owns a chain LAST TIMES TUESDAY wished you were back to the days of fishin’, swimmin’ {| 0f theatres in California, dis- ; and playin’ hookey, you will appreciate the immortal tributes films me more oe a THE BOTTOM OF ) story, now here, which has amused and interested ie tan Cokaate Killoren 5 THE WORLD { countless thousands— land George Beban features at { Shackleton's South Polo ) | Hollywood. Expedition MARK TWAIN CLASSIC OF AMERICAN BOYHOOD STARTING THREE WEDNESDAY AYS ONLY Bill Reynolds, the famous forg er, Gid his best work with the pen when be signed away his daughter's name. Az—-<>rv Foz = Srssuaic SuSHSIE CECIL B. DeMILLE like in “Why Change Your Wife?” and “Don't Change Your Husband,” again probes into married life, flaunting the follies and frailties of the) sexes, Old Wives for New Also Showing the Filth Episode of JACK DEMPSEY | +. in “Daredevil Jack” | ADDED ATTRACTION Martin Johnson’s Cannibal Pictures “Marooned in the South Beas” Ce | Screen Magazine | Matinees 25c; after 6:30, 35¢ Balcony 25¢ Children, 11¢ any time All prices include tax Symphony Orchestra Playing “The Chocolate Soldier” “Trombone Humoresque,” solo by Ross Powers Comedy | Concert Orchestra Lady Artistes _True Type of Northern Beauty she appears in ‘ment h | can be as vigorous and healthy at | 70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in | performing their functions, Keep |your vital organs healthy, with SEATTLE STAR Strand Is re }wi ey “The Toll Gate,” the Strand. | Wednesday will feature Owen Moore in “Sooner or Later.” , . CLEMMER Hight little children are tn the banket of @ miniature balloon in the cente a massive ballroom when! cir ren- | mo the | Louls mary eee Re COLANTAL To nee what ‘sort of creatures tn. | habit the bottom of Polar seas Sir] hit ng M YORK.—Five men eanght by police after they had worked seven hours and stolen $50,000 worth of valuables from fashionable apart- pom Until Friday Night When you flirt a maid you courting in a matrimonial When you flirt with a married woman you are fMirtin with death. LEW CODY does both BUTTERFLY MAN Fr Ufe on. fn ym the nove ° t t Barr M Clemmer Music Liborins Hauptinan, Director Complete Service Crematorium, cotam~ barium, chapel, pri- motor equip- y part of the A man is as old as his organs; he GOLD MEDAL @ CAPSULES Mz The world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles since 1696; corrects disorders; stimulates vital organs, All druggists, three sizes. ‘eek Rated Secapt'ee tates: "7 Hope Hampton is the latest Mau Se iss eis Vinal Guat Gb Offers Cuka the | f this month where he wi a serial. | Gloria 8w tract for the bi idence in Lo Thomas Meighan ts to appear in a wereen vernior TROUBLES Mrs. Baney tells how Lye E. Pinkham’s Vege’ Compound Helped tee ommended it to me and will surely do my part in telling others what the medicine has done for me.” Lerrin BaNry, Vegetable safely through this crisis as it did Satisfactory Terms Always tae ROTE-RKANKIN OTTO F. 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