The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 10

fHE SEATTLE STAR Making Up for Movie Camera Is Ticklish Job; Doris Gives Lesson o ISS yn the play of the same name Biggest by Serome Kverome Motion Picture Shown in a long, have to be here before o'clock tonight - oe » COUDAGE of THEY’RE ALL } TALKING ABOUT | THE BEAR FIGHT ] THRILL FOLLOWS THRILL life) in the corner of each eye given| CYEATTLE salengiris who hope to|color, The lips, made very red, which N) win in the Ziegfeld rosin | veces very darkly, follow the contest may well take a tip on the| natural lines of her mouth and are| t of makeup from pretty Doris| vividly beautiful, After each scene | Keane, who comes to the Strand Sat | itins Keane was always ¢ | urday in “Romanos.” h up her makeup. One of the New York correspond. | 44y ta finished, what remaii ents of the The Seattle Star had th makeup Mins Keane takes off with | pleasure recently of interviewing kerosene. Mins Keane at the studion where Romance” was produced, and dur. | LIBERTY ing the conversation the newspaper! Wanda Hawley comes to the Lib- woman was so inquisitive ay to ask|erty Saturday in her first starring the little actress to tell her beauty | vehicle, “Miss Hobba” Littlc Miss | secret. And this is what she learned:| Hawley, who has appeared in « Keane arrives at her studios |hUmber of Famous Players-Lasky | » for | Productions, in first minor parts, and | grind. An hour later «| later as leading woman with some of | completely dressed, and during the/the prominent male stars, last ap- | time that she is making up | peared here as “Beauty” in “Pvery- | aaualty ia but one spectator, woman.” Only recently she signed brighteyed monkey, Adetina, who|® Contract with the Realart Corpora- |also appears prominently in the pic | on whereby she is to be starred tn jture, Mins Keane begina with an|® sert popular * abundance of cold cream. Then she | Mian Hobbs” the star plays the | uses an arhber.colored lotion on her| title role, Miss Hobbs ts an ad-| face. (She portrays an Italian woman | anced type of woman, who devotes |much older than herself and very | Most of her time to saving her leas | sophisticated.) Putting a bit of blue | fortunate sisters from the pitfalls of | In the palm of her hand and working | ™4trimony it amnooth, the star uses it in a broad x : sweep from the upper edge of her) CLEMMER $ ashes right up to the brows In the| Five handtohand, tothedeath | corners of the eyes. This serves to| fights in one picture ts strenuous % emphasize their depth. work for any film star. Roy Stew EYES AND art, all-round athlete, is called upon | MOUTH to perform this stunt in “Riders of eee Is to be the offering here for four days, starting Satur- day. This will mark Miss Haw- ley’s first appearance here as a star. The beauty of the - settings matches her own. The story is a jolly one. The fine cast includes Harri- son Ford and Walter Hiers. a Some black commetic on a small wooden pallette is heated above a can- tie flame and with the brush dipped the Dawn,” the photo-drama which opens at the Clemmer Saturday. “Riders of the Dawn” is a Zane “Miss Hobbs” Will Give You a Good Time. | Grey story. It tm maid to be better | } ADVENTURE TOPS ADVENTURE AMAZINGLY REALISTIC cyeorrse is painted, this time arched |‘2A2 “Desert Gold,” which created Friday—Farewell to— a | | high above the eyes, producing the} country. The plot is typ! Vest. blase expreasion neceamry to the|cra 7” 7h* Plot l* typically West am 86 . 9 A small patch of ecarmine (which in| 1.4 pictures represents the same as car-| t for the last time Pauline | ; tine would on the stage or in Foal! rrederick appears at the Clemmer in on ee + aaeetecnemeceetaa | ever mystery drama “The ; EEE ms | Woman in Room 1 Matiners—25c, After 6:30—35e, ALLACE on the erdinetip payee —STARTING TOMORROW— URLITZER EpwaArD SHELDON'S CELEBRATED PLAY 9 So tene a Renin al a in Paris and New York and show some interesting views of the Latin Quarter in the French capital. : , | Mayo plays Ned Templeton, al bert: | btruaeting poube astie “ Ge te the Liberty” In Always Good Advice a3 SATURDAY— ce a comes to the Rex Saturday, will be ] ] COLISEUM of special interest to local movie tJ | How far should a woman efface eg AE | rye." | | 4 anes Me wes id rane is ma Talmadge winds up ajfans as the entire photoplay was * week's run at the Coliseum in “The | photographed in the state of Wash LAST TIMES TONIGHT band and family? Wor CHAS. RAY, IN “THE PINCH HITTER” a dl FIRST SEATTLE SHOWING | COLONIAL Mildred Harris Chaplin appears for “ the last time tonight at the Colonial LAST TIMES FRIDAY in the photodrama “Home.” The new show tomorrow features Frank | tion of Bayard Velller’s great st —in— success, “The Primrose Path.” an Gives.” Marion Davies’| ington. The scenes were taken in the STARTING production, |famous Cascade mountains near TOMORROW " @ 4 opening Saturday,| Spokane and are said to be unus- : i. . , 1 from Cynthia Stockley’s | ually beautiful » a! of the same name There are two stars in this pie wT e | The theme of this picture is an|ture—Mitchell Lewis, whose Poleon i sf unusual one, Jt relates how Aprillin Rex Beach's “The Barrier” won 7 Poole, played by Miss Davies, in|for him a host of admirers, and earch of material for a new novel,| Florence Turner, one of the first NOT f | mpulsively offers to change places | players to become famous on the E \ vith the daughter of an eart who | screen. } Asa stage production, “Romance” was presented at the Wilkes theatre ~ J H | as on) her ‘way to South Africa] The plot ie filled with romance ‘in Seattle with such tremendous success that the play was repeated in a Here the story el ge reg C1 story becomes compli:| Charlie Ray plays in ‘The Pinch short time to even more business than during the first engagement. cated with the entrance into the plot | Hitter” tonight for the last time. of numerous detectives and a couple paca! of international jewelry thieves. _ April has several thrilling encoun.| The arts of printing and writing ters aboard the boat and also a|Were introduced into Japan from pretty affair of the heart China in the year 284. 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