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

SEATTLE STAR ‘A Doting Mothers Deluge Movie Studios With Budding Geniuses Satisfactory Terms Always THE ]ROTE-~RANKINCO. OTTO F- KEGEL. President «PIKE ST. anp FIFTH AYE, a 1,200 YARDS OF INLAID LINOLEUMS Are on Sale Friday at Decided Reductions Sweeps Without Scattering Dust Absorbs the dust and brightens floors and Ieaves a clear cedar- scented atmosphere. No. 1 size box, special ° “Kleen-a-Pipe” For removing grease and other substances from sink drains and basins—saves dollars in plumber’s bills. Special at 68¢. —It will be here till Friday night —and you will learn something —new in lovemaking that may —come in mighty handy! —It’s all laughter! pa - . By c Two patterns Inlaid reduced to, a square yard.....$1.45 ieee | Two patterns Inlaid reduced to, a square yard.....$1.50 a the One pattern Inlaid reduced to, a square yard... .-.$1.75 Playing “I Love You Sunday” Six patterns Inlaid, reduced to, a square yard... .9 $1.95 One very fine tile pattern in heavy grade, reduced to, a OQUAIC.” FAI oo Lae ose cng 0 db ee ae} tweihc coubs oo RD One imported blue and white pattern reduced to a square FORO sic dewinw cde hes ciileossés cues uuesoosaseoda EO One imported two-inch blue and white tile pattern re- duced to, a square yard.. ~ seeesesees $2.40 Four patterns extra quality Inlaid Linoleum reduced to, a square yard $2.85 TWENTY PATTERNS, suitable for kitchens and bathrooms, and ranging in quality from light weight domestic to the heaviest imported Greenwich Linoleum. The tabulation below shows the quantity and reduced prices of Lino- leum included in the sale: “Witch Soot Destroyer” Destroys soot and cleans chimneys without incon- | veniencing you in any — way. No pipes to take © down. Special at 18¢. Basement store Matiness—25¢ After 6:30—35¢ | Children, Lice, Any Time All Prices Include Tax Jimmie Rogers, on the bicycle, who gives promise of being | the equal of his famous father, Will Rogers, as a screen come- dian; Baby Marie Osborne, known in every city and village of the United States, and, below, Nellie and Daisy Butler, two “amateurs” just “breaking in,” July 8 ie's the beat little imitater you He'd make a dandy movie| Of Mexico's 600,000 ers containing ofls, only Pe: 000) been explored. | | FIGHT FOR cusTopy OF CHILD ACTRESS LOS ANGELES, July §.—Domestic ____ | difficulties of Leon Oxborne and his A ‘Columbia Colo is better. meant wife, Edythe, which also involve the SZUM U A as custody of their daughter, “Raby Cc If you have a ak of Marie” Osborne, child movie actress, were to be further aired in the di vorce court today. , Art Acord. motion picture actor, cards in your house throw the ace of spades away at once. For the reason see the big pic- [| | LOS ANGE 8, Bo! ever saw. actor.” “Yes, my dear madam. I under stand, but we've got thousands of children on. the waiting list now and can't use another one.” And so it goes, from early morn ing until the director throws up his hands and quita Daily scores of wo men, carrying infants in arms, or clinging to their skirts, bombard the movie studios here in an effort to get thelr embry@nic geniuses on the screen. “Just a chance”—that'’s all they ask. Becaus it is the center of the “Buty would revolutionize the silent art If given an opportunity TR» major! of them are women! whose exploitation of thelr children |%s actuated ax much by avarice as by vanity | “We have on an average of 100 women a month who ¢ to register their youngster ure work a the casting di ne of the largest studios sa It ta impossible to estimate the average number of children who ap-| pear in pictures in «@ year, Now, next week we are going to start a) pleture that will need 200 children. | Then months may go by when we won't need a single one. Many Odd Pieces of Mahogany ling, actress, is expected to testify today. Osborne is accused of int! |macy with Miss Sterling. 1 and former husband of Edythe Ster-/ ture here till Friday DEPENDED UPON TTD YEARS E. Pinkham's Voge- ea belemard All That Time. ch —"T have used Lydia my Compound for over twenty has helped me very much. I have ey used good results, T always have a bottle of Vegetable Co m- pound inthe house as it is ® good remedy in time of need. You can IB publish my testimonial as every stal With Marjorie Rambeau in Her ga Stage le Concert Orchestra Matiners—25e. After 6:30—35¢; balcony 25c, Children lic any time, ICLEM ‘MER| TODAY and FRIDAY— LAST TIMES DANGEROUS TO MEN A lively comedy romance, "VIOLA DANA LARRY SEMON in his newest comedy thriller SOLID CONCRETE cLEMMER- MUSIC— LAborius Hauptman Director perfectly true.” —Mra. J. 0. Eimqurst, 2424 8, 20th Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Women who suffer from those dis- tressing ills peculiar to their should be convinced by the * are constantly publishing in the n ptrers of the ability of Lydia F Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to restore their health. 2, try it! tial), Lynn, Mass. Your letter be opened, ‘read and answered by a| woman, and held in strict confidence. | You have only tonight and Friday to see “The Island of motion picture industry, Los Angeles is annually attracting thousands of these proud mothers, from every part of the United States, every one of them obstaved with the detefmina- tion. to be the financial manager of | a picture idol. And the casting director—poor | man—has to be a real diplomat, be-| cause every one of them is con vinced that her Bobbio or Dorothy! \* Qome very beautiful tropical scen:| 1 |) ery is shown in the production of “The Island of Regeneration,” at the Rex this week, Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady, who wrote the en traneing story of the regeneration of a woman thru her efforts to save the soul of @ man, selected an unin- habited island in the South Seas as the locale. There amid unusual sur roundings, nearly all the action of the story takes place Antonio Moreno appears as the castaway who is the cause of the change of heart of the woman, and Edith Storey is the heroine. unconsclous LIBERTY Natalie Talnaton the third and Fairbank’s th * an original story by John erson and Anita Loos at the Liberty thin week. Natalie made her debut on the! screen some time ago with her sister Norma, playing a minor part, but this is the first time she has ap- peared with Constance in a role of! prominence. STRAND Tre mendots “sets” add to the num: | jas Fairbank’s FOOL, % 4” AT PIKE, LAST TIME TODAY AND FRIDAY OF THIS DOUBLE BILL | Regeneration” | | | which is the fight for | human souls between a girl and a half sav- age man alone on a desert tropical island! Jack Dempsey ‘Daredevil Jack’ TAYLOR HOLMES } | { A snappy comedy of dietetics, athletics: and eugenics —AND— “BOUGHT AND FOUGHT FOR” | Western Drama | Sears, | were willing to offer fd? one |comedy in which Taylor Holmes is | starring |ZELDA ANXIOUS | the Goldwyn studio, in New York, in | support of Madge Kennedy, in “The | Truth,” | do some more | was so curio jand yet I was almost afraid to see “One of the commonest reasons ad- vaneed by mothers for believing} their children eligible, is Umet they | are good ‘imitators.’ As a matter of fact a child's gift of mimicry is not & great qualification. “The principal requirement ts that they photograph well, and fit the part for which they are needed. In telligence and natural talent are poritive fundamentals in granting a youngster a try-out.” * * * | TODAY'S PROGRAMS ™ | LINE RT —Constance Taimadge in | | | Dane in “Danger- | | “The Yortane Teler.” REX Antonie, Morena. ong Raith Storey in “The Island of Regen- | eration.” | COLONIAL—Taylor Holmes tn “The Very iden.” CLASS A—teaste Love tn “Pegece.” *— ” latest picture, “The Mollycoddie.” which ts being shown at the Strand | ceable of the & réproduc: | the the hlatorte | playground orms a lot of new stunts | §) in this photoplay which spells action | | from beginning to end. eee | | couIsEUM Are you interested in Fortune tell: | ing an he Coliseum t The picture sereerr from the sted for the 4 New York tage success in which Miss Ram-| beau was the leading woman, by Al bert Capellini, noted director, eee CLEMMER He had explored wild pla never a woman's heart. W tried this new field of discov ng scientist trouble ahead. “He” is Sandy Verall, the young} bachelor hero of “Dangerous to} played by Milton Sills at the his week and the cause of uble is pretty little Viola but n he y, the bachelor found d Dana ts featured in this photoplay COLONIAL ven in these days, when gold ts| ost worth its weight in butter land diamonds are “arly as expensive 00 for a E is what] s wife Edith, | They were very particular, too—they didn't want a burglars baby This | e beginning of “The very Id mingly funny | plonial, at the Ce ABOUT RESULTS Zelda Seare is the latest convert to| the screen, She has just finished her first appearance, having played at and she admit she likes working in pictures and probably will of it “It is a terry ing sensation at times,” says Miss “to think that instrument is just working away every minute, getting every move one makes, I to see how I'd look, Living Room Furniture Because of the generous reductions the July Fetuiture Sale assumes a vital importance to every home in Seattle. At July Sale Prices you can secure Living Room Furniture — single piece or by the suite, in various period designs—each an object of interest as it reflects its historic inspiration. A partial list of the mahogany and upholstered pieces follows: Mahogany DAVENPORT TABLE, 66- inch top, for Overstuffed DAVENPORT with roll arms, $177.50 Gray and Black Tapestry DAVEN- PORT with roll arms, for. .$187.50 CHAIR or ROCKER, upholstered in gray and Black tapestry... .$67.50 Large Tapestry DAVENPORT with loose cushion arms, for...$242.50 Tapestry Upholstered DAVENPORT with deep springs, for....$177.50 Mahogany PIANO BENCH...$31.75 Mahogany PIANO BENCH.. .$22.25 Mahogany and Cane DAVENPORT with mulberry velour cushions, for peaabaed wesaes ts wctaee $218.00 Mahogany and Cane CHAIR with mul- berry velour cushions...... $98.50 Mahogany DAVENPORT. TABLE with 66-inch top, for........... $38.75 Mahogany CHAIR with cane seat and back, for Mahogany and Cane DAVENPORT with three cushions....... $196.50 Mahogany and Cane CHAIR with two cushions, for Mahogany and Cane CHAIR with high back, for Mahogany and Cane ROCKER with high back, for ...... biste@ $76.25 Louis XV, DAVENPORT with velour shions, for Mahogany CHAIRS, Louis XV. denies for -- $97.50 Louis XV. DAVENPORT TABLE, 66- inch top, for Queen Anne LIBRARY TABLE, 54- inch top, for $54.75 William and Mary LIBRARY TABLE, 52-inch top, for Queen Anne LIBRARY TABLE, 48- inch top, for William and Mary DAVENPORT TABLE, 70-inch top, for...$83.75 Mulberry Velour Upholstered DAV- ENPORT for Mulberry Velour phasterg CHAIR - $112.50 Queen Anne LIBRARY “TABLE, 48- inch top, for ..... - $33.75 At Specially Reduced Prices Five sizes of this uni- © versally popular toy are ~ offered Friday below 4 regular value. special at $1.35 special at $1.65 7 special at $2.35 — special at $2.55 special at $3.15 © —Basement Store =) No. Earthenware Mixing Bowls Special at 39c Each Yellow Earthenware Mixing Bowls, decorated with brown bands—very convenient for mixing salad dressing or whip- ‘ ping cream. Special at 39¢ each. —Basement Store © the picture when it was shown in the projection room,” As @ matter of record, Miss Sears screens very well, and her work in the picture is! fs amusing ag it was in the play when it was first produced, 1221 Third Ave “COR UNINERSITY The illness of Gladys Walton, a] of Lyons Moran's cast, is delaying the pro duction of the pair's current la La Lacille.” prominent member popular Universal comedy Common Witchhazel Fine for Sore Eyes It is surprising how quickly eye inflammation is helped by common | Witchhazel, camphor, hydrastis, ete., |as mixed in Layoptik eye wash. One jelderly lady, who had been troubled | with chronic eye inflammation for |Many years, was grea helped in | two days, We guarantee a small bottle of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak, strained or inflamed eyes, Aluminum eye cup FREE. Swift Drug Co, and leading drug eis | feature | be Pauline Curley will appear with peer. Adv. and] Antonio Moreno in ‘The Veiled Mys |t « Solumbia Colo, the new American sy Shorthand Free Lessons to You Wonderful); | ebhorthand. | aequire epeed with pleasant prac in free i EAS. (Brew Uoarn it tn Stories den then et ste loymmont as stenographer Ba ou write to King wie i Tne., year tation , New York ‘tor yourseit, Y. Just then r . friends this Joseph D. Grasse will screen version of G ve Minutes Embarrassing Hairs Can Be Quickly R (Beauty Culture) Hairs can be easily banished fi the underarms, neck and face this quick, painless method: Mix it a stiff paste some powdered tone and water, spread on hairy #1 face and in 2 or 3 minutes rub jwash the skin and it will be fi from hair or blemish. Excepting very stubborn growths, one Hone sutticlent..aaleaaee, ise