The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1920, Page 8

Br atee whavtercotameee er nett eh tn aR tee AEA Oe Te { Senee aeaneeieaementeadtaaaminen aememeeeneandiaeeieiammastediaanenaeantaeeaaieaanaeaenn THE SEATTLE STAR Mise Daw Strong f for Anti-Marriage TUESDAY NIGHT—GOOD-BYE TO Wanda Hawley in “Miss Hobbs” Wednesday, Thursday and Friday you will have a chance, after many months, of again seeing one of the liveliest, handsomest, most winsome stars in Screenland— OLIVE THOMA + GLORIOUS LADY’ Beautjful settings, exciting race scenes—a story of appealing charm and quaint love interest, WALLACE ON THE WURLITZER ‘ Accompanying Muriel Frances Dana, © World’s Youngest Dancer After 6:30 35, Children Ile any All Prices Include Tax EXTRA—AI St. John in “Ships Ahoy” Matinees 25c, time Movement; Wants to Form a Union LIBERT Mins Hobbes.” ' ta “The Ch STRAND — Deets Keane tn “Ro ance.” x Gold. COLONIAL —traak Magy tn “Burnt Wings” CLASS A—Wthel Clayton in ‘The 13th Commandment 7. ba 46 QOMANCE THRU THE YEARS"! im the tithe of a cleverly ar | | ranged prologue which puts the au-| |dience in just the right e@pirit for! “Romance,” the feature photo: play in which Dorts Keane is j@tarring at the Strand this week | Four couples, representing the gol-| den age, honeymoon days, sweetheart time and childhood walta, while Mins Elsie Brosche sofly sings “In the Good Old Summer Time,” “Honey moon,” “Sweethearts” and “School days.” “Romance” as a photoplay has lost none of the spice that made the stage production popular eee LIBERTY Wanda Hawley has proved a very popular little star with Liberty pa trons in her characterization of "Mins Hobba,” the title in the photoplay which plays for the last time tonight, Misa Hobbs is an advanced type of woman. She devotes her time to cubist art, barefoo! neing, free verse and saving ber leas fortunate sisters from the pitfall of matri-| mony The plot of thin picture reaches a hilarious point when little Miss Hobbs herself falls in| love with » young piano whe | later proves to be a millic naire's| NV von, comedy, “Don't Ever Marry Wednesday's ne - for ita|Which will be seen at the Liberty feature “The Glori “with | |ahortly, haa been the target for many dainty little Olive | eynic al remarks about matrimony. It Stellar role. |remained, however, for dainty Mar jjorie Daw, who plays the runaway | bride in “Don't Ever Marry,” to start fan antimarriage movement with the the same an the Utle of the tuner ARSHALL NEILAN'S riotous Phomas in the COLISEUM “April Folly,” which Marion Day at the Coliseum, slogan comedy In mont offsen marriage ts a fall example of a cleve t constru e e TR apr and | ure, n Mise Daw in «peak tion. It te a story within a story |noe antienarriage movement Marton Davie Un here noo elie sd oe ae : has! aiways the man's fault. Man te just 4 “gid = © and not to be ca ane Se ene Oe love making t# an it tor, and the events in the r, and the events in t m as be hae won unfolded asennad before the - Bill Hart Suing | Movie Producer NGELES, J for $10¢ movie an HH. Ince, m on the sore ovie prod > rier court yeaterday was his own first witnem. He ‘ed a contract with Ince where the wonderfn!|by he was to receive a salary of George Loane! $1,000 weekly, a one-third interest Tucker's photoplay, in one of the|in his company and $50,000 guaran: stam to be seen in Zane Grey's | tee exclusive of Income tax, was not famous story “Riders of the Dawn,” | fulfilled by Ince. old “Miracle Ma * to being true lov ural born actors “When it ors, men are ny whether they are or not. While I experience, | am a server Girlie are thousands wh I do, Let's gho dinclone the lovers. Let's con peak from pretty geod ob There ame an h and actor a union that will foree our demands that all men must love tingly and only don't ever marr Jet's get together » think the our str lor else clure Patter The subsea scenes in Surface “Below the soon to be shown at the are sald to be the most re- markable of the kind ever ecreened. Hobart Bosworth ts the featured player. eee | David Retasco han offered Rammy once at a Ume,! i} | Billy ~- Leona Hacker Seattle’s Favorite Juvenile Terpsichorean Artists Appearing with Six Other Dancers, and ELSIE BROSCHE pais ye “Romance Through the Years” A Fitting Introduction to EDWARD SHELDON'S which t# the screen attraction at the Clemmer this week. Mr. Dowling | Diays the role of Anderson, the wheat | raiser and father of the heroine Even before Mr. Dowling created the Miracle Man” role, his masterptece, “i - ack in Bf the motion-picture profexsion recog a | Wallace, the present leading man for nin First Na ju © lead in The Return of Peter Wikiam “The itt Fert Farnt new picture, Mp ie being fliimed in | ‘°F ~~ San Sennett hax signed with It’s the hottest comedy that ever came down the pike, and it’s COMING SOON “ye if 4 OE ADMITTED -FREE- TO THIS THEATRE MEASURING FIVE FEET IN HEIGHT DURING THE SHOWING OF “HER FIVE-FOOT HIGHNESS” WEDNESDAY, THU AY, FRIDAY vy wr JEGNIAL ANY LADY WE MEASURE YOU IN OUR LOBBY nized him as one of the most capable character actors on the screen. eee REX Mitchell Lewis, who te appearing n “Fool's Lewis is seen first as a miner ing tn th ds. One of the neenes in sction is the fight in the N. W. saloon, where Lewis goes to-re: his friend and partner and is obliged to clean out the entire naloon This photoplay was filmed in the Cascade Mountains. Florence Turner & eee UNTIL FRIDAY “RIDERS OF THE DAWN” A vivid, thrilling por- al of the novel “THE DESERT OF WHEAT” ~by— ZANE GREY with— ROY STEWART CLATRE ROBERT McKIM JOSEPH DOWLI CLEMMER MUSIC LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN an NTA Ai) ' Ww) Wr ic fin 1 “LAST TIMES TU “BURAT wins” | WITH FRANK MiYO he girl.” COLONIAL The eternal triangte, twe women and one man, is a dramatic plot « old ap life iteeif; but at the mame time it ts always capable of a dif ferent interpretation. There are two women and a man in “Burnt Wings” the photoplay at the Colon al, but the story, written by Bayard Veilier, author of “Within the Law and =“The Thirteenth Chair,” handled from an entirely new ang’ Frank Mayo is the featured player. PRETTY CARMEL MYERS RETURNS TO SCREEN Everything is ready at Universal City for starting work on the first feature starring Carmel Myers, ached wled for next week. Miss Myers ar rived from New York a few days ago and is anxious to stand before the cainera again, Her initial production is “In Folly's Trail,” a story of mod ern New York, and will be directed by Rollin Sturgeon. hi \ il Mack N to deliver two Productions five-ree to that organization during the coming year “The Perfe References | Talmadge starr Pauline Starke, at the Strand j Marge 0’ Doone, leading lady who The Cournge of . ° “The Barbarian,” & popular mag azine stot to be filmed with ury in the® jeading role will be Salix bury'’s leading lady fer, in portrays Ruster “The Servant the role of a Collier, hin son, _ Hobart He iam Faversham in . Zena Keefe Red Foam. Inee pr plays the lead tn the forthcoming Ralph luction | NOW PLAYING MITCHELL comedy | is appearing WIN from STRAND Gets ’em Cannibal Pictares “Lonely South Pacific Missions” INTERNATIONAL Hie ORCHESTRA LADY ARTISTES In a gigantic play of the Northwest— “FOOLS’ GOLD” ano Episode of! JACK . DEMPSEY “Daredevil Jack” CELEBRATED PLAY ue with] OTIS Keane ther Attractions STRAND CONCERT ORCHESTRA SLAND Conducting nce tune Teller’.......Victor Herbert NEWS WEEKLY going and coming A Miniature Drama “CONTENT” By Herbert Kaufman —Coming Soon— “The Sea Wolf” Two Charged With Highway Robbery Prosecutor Fred C, Brown charged Sam Champagne and Gus Nelson with robbery late Monday afternoon. Both were arrested at Fifth ave. and King st. on June 18 and were identi Rugs and Carpe! fled by J. B. Austen as the men who| yey ts held him up and robbed him of | LEANED $116.70 an hour before their arrests |{/ The ro Bshonn Rug Co. in the same vicinity. 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