The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1920, Page 3

DAY, JULY 6, 1920. You've never seen a comedy before that is just like the one here till Friday night— about pan coal ie pat ma thimble ® The rarest thing in comedy is an idea! This picture has it—an idea novel and unique! It has genuine laughs by the yard! Connie makes all the world—and you—fall in love with her! It’s a barrel of fun! “THE KALDA RUBY”—a Detective Thriller ALLACE on the URLITZER Playing“ | “I Love You Sunday” Matinees, 25¢ After 6:30, 35¢ Childfen, 11¢ any time. All prices include tax. One sensation on another in this corking picture—fortune telling from the inside—be- hind the scenes in a circus tent—a woman’s fight for name and honor—the trap spread by a jealous husband. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Playing “Cavalleria Rusti- cana.” Grear and Whitney in a xylophone duet. Matinees—25e. After 630—35c; baleony 25¢. Children lle any time, All prices include tax. pastance Talmadge tn © Expert.” | Viela Dane in “Danger | oe en.” ST RAN D—Douging Fairbanks tn “The Molly coddie.” KUM—Marjorie Rambeas in ne Teler.” nionio Moreno and Edith in “The Island of Regen~ COLONIAL Skies.” CLASS A—Mae Murray in “On With the Dance,” opens Sanday fem Pitts in “right ” x | eee SING a semi-biind man as the mate for an old maid, and a par alyzed woman with an car to be the bride of her were among the Hardcastle, played by © Talmadge in “The Lové Ex at the Liberty this week. Pretty Connie is charming as the youthful love expert j ture being an’ Emerson: L« ue tion is filled with funny situations. eee elderly father achievements of Con STRAND Ruth Renick’s ability to ride horse hack is one of the chief reasons she |was chosen for Doug's leading woman in “The Mollycoddie,” the picture at the Strand this week. Miss Renick had had very little expert ence before the camera when she at tracted the attention of Mr. Fair banks. However, she was not lack ing im the necessary requirements and qualifications for she boasted stage experience dating back to child hood. Seattle movie fans are watching Mins Renick’s progress with great pleasure the little actress won many friends here by k with the Wilke's players last her clever CLEMMER Attractive gowns may not mean rything in the game of love, But 1 je a great deal of Nifference in Eliza's y was @ girl nob she learned nung life. She Publicity Stunt - Fools Delegates Convention delegates in San Fran © were given a big thrill ident Wilson (7) unhe unannounced, drove up to t | Francis hotel, the lobby of wh: jammed with delegates, Just at the moment when all delegates were talking Wiison as the man behind entire politics of the convention, con ducting the affairs from Washing ton, the chief executive (7) himself appeared in their midst Entering the buzzing lobby an jhour before the convention opened, |» Wilson doffed his hat as the orches ” and mighty cheeré shook the ullding. Surrounded by secret ser. |vice men and a small party of hotel attaches, the president was escorted [to the elevator, where it took the jcombined force of his escorts to hold jback the enthusiastic crowd which |Degan milling around him, throwing jhate in the alr and giving a won derful ovation. In his hotel suite, the president re |funed to see all visitors for five min utes, and then he appeared with a sash across his ehest reading, “Nom nation for President Still Open, GO ET IT.” It was then learned that the president was not the pres! dent ag all, but Ralph Faulkner, a! movie actor, and living likeness of the president, who was being filmed entering the hotel by Marshall Neilar for hia new First National film, “Go and Get It” ORA CAREW WILL | NOT LEAVE FILMS Ora Carew denies that she ts to re more pictures and then—the 4 jc stage, As evidence that M ‘ew intends to remain in p for at least the immediate futy nces that she hi ned to do lead in the new Clermont pro- duction, an adaptation of “Beyond the Cross Roads,” by Bradley King. Followin nis she has signed for a big special feature to be produced by Cecil De Mille. MORRISON IN NEW ANITA STEWART FILM James Morrison, who became fa mous in his boyhood days as a mem ber of the original Vitagraph stock company, has just arrived in Los | Angeles to play the juvenile lead in Anita Stewart's new Louis B. Mayer National attraction, “Sowing the Wind.” Other members of the cast Jare Joseph Swickard, Myrtle Sted jman, Ralph Lewis, William V. Mong. aret Landis, Ben Deely, Harry rup and William Clifford. John > JOHN DANZ Mor.” LAST TIMES TONIGHT— TUESDAY “BRIGHT SKIES” —with— ZASU PITTS AND A NOTABLE CAST THE SEATTLE STAR Constance Talmadge Entertains in Clever Comedy Drama at Liberty Constance Talmadge and Conway Tearle in a scene from “The Love Expert, ” a delightfully refreshing comedy wi hich is proving a popular draw ing ca rd at the Libe rty thi oun to Men™ at the Clommer ‘ea | eu x we € Little Viola Dana has the rele of a OLISET™M t by her husband, be and the slave ¢ ok | A Bible. a woman’ hb is being = week Antonio Moreno ayers. fa scragsy aquaint little "itts, who only recently be. of adver and hi For the first time since the start of. her motion picture career, a litte jover three years ago, Colleen Moore [Das all the members of her family with her at her Los Angeles home. ALL WEEK Sho posed as a wicked “vamp.” with nearly disastrous consequences DANGEROUS TO MEN WINELAND And Wis Orchestra —NEXT— —WITH— VIOLA DANA LARRY SE SEMON In his newest comedy thriller SOLID CONCRETE CLEMMER MUSIC— HOBART BOSWORTH “Below the Surface” [[Regeneration”’ 4” AT PIKE: STARTING WED. 3 DAYS ONLY —DOUBLE BILL— TAYLOR HOLMES —IN— “The Very Idea” A snappy comedy of dict oties, athletics and cugen ies, with a laugh every second. —AND— “BOUGHT AND FOUGHT FOR” Western Drama Ike ADD TAX i W Liborius Hauptman Director Now here, is the ex-! citing story of a girl) who drifts ashore on a South Sea island and awakens to find a half Savage man_ bending over her. SOME Jack Dempsey ‘Daredevil Jack” 9th Episode STORY! ized Damask Cloths in terns. Are 56x63-inch the flame can be made desired. appreciate. “Standard Style” Three-burner Four-burner HOQUIAM. — Congressman Albert immigration of which j Johnson is chairman. The committee | are TOO LATE Death only a matter of short time. 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