The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1920, Page 7

Sooper error renee erence essen eeueenanetaetinnmmesesenmes “Don’t Change Your Husband,” Is Cecil B. De Mille Play, at Rex! os : ; A FREDERICK a “hj)| & NELSON SAX ROHMER = 1 FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Harold Loyd in “High | . j ; COPYRIGHT, 1919. BY ROBT. NS BRIDE & CO. and Dieay,” | | a. ) | y ou h ave write w : “ : 4 (Continued From Our Last Issue) | the vault | | DOWNSTAIRS STORE d . OLONTAL . os . and Friday to 4 "Chane Your ; / Breathable. ‘Kerry lay . strotched was Jn the act of standl : . upon the matting-covered floor, Hin! upright. At her fe x: y | ue: wrists, tied b a him e him! ing mans o1 ack see First Na- | LABERTY ‘ | wrist it 1 bir him | ing, mans of tional’s mass- play, ahdwing at ve ; ; |aino fastened and the end of ‘ | ive production otal’ Kenehens And bes of the Harold rela, whe is oert to 8 Gevall Wear , ws —— own handkerchiet had | be McGrath story Bh Sore onby salads eke) n experienced, to take} starring the Job of operator there nd try to] rays a true-tol s his wrists, he wa nd emell, even dented hin , i | . | dropped from the : th 1 me 82 — , Into the darkened inner chamber | ana ton : Sin Sin Wa had dragged him, and| im Wa bowed his ¥ " a & {there Kerry had lain ¢ since, lint. | “le > c in, wine| 9G ° ening to the various sounds of the | &mtly : urna the | place, Sometimes he co » man whe das al t man, but who in reality} ; ng, and twice Mr : nad | ‘ threatened to do See ae ee en eo shricked blasphemous execrations at p wald in English, “Now I had tried to get Kurvie’s girl} ¢ apr nt ag gig ad away from him. . : xe blasted thing covered |trapped—thanks — t n | COLISEUM AT THE | “The Yetlo mous play of the n Wa ainging his we ita Stewart playing a dy h 5 ed the raven drowsily, * on martest Soa at wart ot wit syn} unt ween weer 30'S" 1 Flavors and Odors do lifferent courses uing to draw crowds at Hletto in » n, carrying @ lighted lan ter than she tr, in We rent cme ae | Interchange in the ar as external evidence showed. } ©, twice, she struck at him a crook and} Gloria Swanson, the star in this play, showing at the Rex se two different capacities | this week, Theodore Roberts, Lew Cody and Elliott Dexter| gin sin Wa set the lantern upor 1 streamed from his left | § | the two sisters meet. one protecting | are others in the cast of this famous De Mille play. & Moorish coffeetable which once fe he pigtail, Uke an} a wr coming ga the bie yes — jhad ntood beside the divan in Mrs, |¢xecutioner's r¢ about the , America with plans of an oma oat. She uttered one} } Age eg frend snd the | Week. is entertaining many who are | an man whom she thinks |Sin's sanctum at the House of a/ Woman's throat. She uttered one} attempting to'get the plant y bursting with laughter at his ¢ ber happier than her bus. | Hundr His r iropping th . the an ould © young hush: in the eof h a. ee ee . Many thrilling scenes follow this |° al antics a, The young husband |in ¢ st ald meeting of the ststers m Ho baa the role of a young doctor| later reforms his ways and decides |*tood looking down at t un : length, he held ar who falls in love with one of bis pa: | he ah ave xp with | who lay moaning on the bed. , joment, imm é | e. ents and returns t Hurry, old fe came Mra, Bin's | Able when t at | . tu “gs ae tients, @ captivating girl, who walks | aera neta ai n her sleep ne " nd hap-| harsh voice from the outer room. “In | ¢ npurpled face, Mich and Dimy.” a Lioyd’s | rhe girl happened to live in the | pinens ten minutes Ah Fung will give the | atest success, at the Clemmer this |.aie. pore recy eth 4p ogee nignal, In she dead yet—the doll.| The “blind” eye of Sin Sin Wa ‘THE perfected system of purified, dry, Zhe blood of ? Fe tarda wer retiree at Tegar bel, uo audaips’ 6s ky rattle told of the end, and air circulation of the Herrick keeps adventure and : ed from samp ,. mured Sin Sin Wa. “She still velia) he dtotiped the woman's body from]i) longest in a wholesome condition as it p the hearts of men aie ieee : TA tics ak aah cians. tad Seton tail with a swift movement ot his{f] mold, taint and decay and prevents intereh are in it. 3 e Pasha entered the empty bu hi pn oes a aeo te of flavors or odors. saarweine be in « Li above and o he en. « - held Du INO Your Eyes Examined and , - e“ahe curated i arms and « wii; q is 4 pe ite “Glasses Fitted—Broken ill is, tu i - > ge are near-| tog, ex “ * Waa it wall Gonn, bald tath Other features of the Herrick are: ar = | Len Duplic ing the 15th ceased to whine and scratch pe. | Wisdom?” he dem : : in a Violin Solo en ae STRAND J'iidden Danes _ Bel parenteral arvana reales MESS T é Rust-proof, removable drainage syste “ROOSEVELT” OSE Y E. &. Ja the name of the Mary |¥ rhe beth, are: prnintly t0, the vault the sound of sin | oo pte Insulation, so important in in Natural Colors our yes t ner eats s a pleasing|¢ ‘ ahriity “Nu ber one p a eo renee Sreucs Seees em toes Air-tight doors. i the part « Sin Sin Wa! Sin Sin Wal | knelt and 1 * yon the thin |i) . ‘ Ps . ie There Selected sanitary linings. spate pray. > Amanda Affi trudge tn a che :. ‘ Me 34 © came a fleree nation, | knees, th ee CLCIS€ Br: ind a ahirt lett in| Of his fourth production for First Na-| overturned, of a acutfie, and bald father who knew so much. To-/4) — One who owns a Herrick enjoys the satisi RLITZ inate lage agra ret Br cor Sena he er aaah a tion of taking foods from the refrigerator WURLITZER If your vision is not [Mf] owner ot ooigg : > weak fete det Gee: Gel ce ea df e h . ge ! clear and sharp the : rll jo elas | 4° g| She wr ; amo tge Loe rapt Bb «cs: sweet and fresh as when put in. retina and optic : + ona 4 “The Heart of a Fi poth | SF. i 8 or later, no man could have pre pais dinely atrophy : needa the. fats - eke ae A variety of sizes shown in the Refri; Constance Talmadge's atest pie and lose their sens- \ifonaire Amanda! vest walked fi . ne, Standing upright, Sin sin walf) and Stove Section in the Downstairs Store. itiveness. - ture, “Good Reference.” will soon be| the St door behind him with a| } movement of his shoulder. iu e ly sing - rea for the ser COLONTAL y veher-aat Resting againat the empty shelves, Tling-a-ling, b § the great cr ° ° “Her Husband's Other Wife.” star: | he stood and surveyed the scene in ed bird upon the knees of N O d V ti Moderate Rates Sylvia. Breamer and Robert| 4 double parachute jump from a a! : ew rgan 1e es ngs fon, is the name of the interest: | lane will be one of the! oo. buy lo Zoldt's French} * ¢ him with you where you nove sin a forthcoming Larry « play at the Colonial thix week saaty, whan w nearing | PASteY Ady travel tonight, my father,” he said spat at i Colla tur coupe | Hemom comedy, whic te now nearing | ee os $1.50 to $2.00 Ya who could not get along with each tion at the Vitagraph West Ac » clock commenced a muted | e e Yr j studio. | ot sther because the wife liked only ee [clangor, fe 2 hammer was h ! ° TICAL co. _ ager ye orgy of the exterior scenes for sap~ogg ASHIONABLE Vesting materials are the high life of hi * Sin Sin Wa walked slowly across : . . . . —e—e ge “The Bpenders,” after the famous the eonmita sup ee dainty tinted Organdie with lace trimm carrion is immune against all ale 1404 Third Avenue | f Se man | Wiison, wil! be taken In the San Fer TODAY AND - 4 tenia to or ruffles. ease germs and is believed to be in it ' PP iret | Bando valley. £ “ spots a i ; strumental inspreading the bubonic esc immabs Ne . se a) co FRIDAY : . mas ; Made with ruffles, piquot-edged between hem=” plas a. a. aa rst wife came back later and], Miss sr i ah eth uc LAST TIMES , t y ‘ | stitched bands, or with Valenciennes lace r apd original story by F. Britten Aus pyar nage I hemstitching. us. her bangles and other ornan secreted ¢ in the interior of » : * : BIEN | IEE! , i A R 0 L D Colors: Ecru, Biscuit, Lavender, Blue, Rose. |“MARRIED LIFE” AT Mia halite 04 began. to’ unplait tis] Priced $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 yard, | j long pigtail, which, ike his “blind —THE DOWNSTAIRS Swanson and Eliot Dexter| LIBERTY SATURDAY LLOYD eye, was camouflage—a false queue| acting at the Rex this}. Mack Sennett outdoes all of his attached to his own hair, which, he © efforts as “master mirth - 8 wore but slightly longer than ° ° E aa tataas| Ee ee —1N— sropeana tnd raf New Batiste Points Here—now—a production wonderfully appeal- fj wno pays no attention to bis Fy Ae aretha rates yl “HIGH 1 u ing, effective and triumphant in its lovable sperma ct an goes gp ssconen) er maiilie Gha ection aches : | For Collars and Cuffs simplicity, in which this star’s brilliant achieve- sai Ny nee Mee i. ag AND “HAP cvIT, ment in characterization has proved an event l« of the big Sennett stellar DIZZY” ‘The Finding of Kazmah | MBROIDERED BATISTE for collars in Seattle screen history— : oh: ten been utilized Atap st above the sweep of cuffs is in pretty colors to give a touch o is funny Ben Turpin, he Limehouse nm watchful river | riss-crossed eyes, in the leading Speed, langhter ve served. a, mevine{{| newness to cloth or silk dress. re in a ‘ole; dainty Phyllis Haver, « and thrills. ht on the right bank of |f} 4 A p: ication of béuaman, & theete Fagenda, Ford Sterling, 2MMA DUNN Thames. Consequently, when || Made with scalloped edges, rounded or pointed; ALA TAN S110W tet gees We « d EMMA Dl INN Martin ¢ : ants white embroidery on batiste, in colors: Pink, HIPPODK: - aad ie in filmla “OLD LADY 31” 0 stream, he was ob. Blue, Lavender. ; | co rie ife serv most immediately by the 4 Rachel Crothers’ “WUMAN € TRRAL’ ‘ se stage success. bene digo Low-priced, 65¢ yard. - e king antage of every shadow. [wrrpoapnliTAn "=. | sym “TE 1c © actually came to the ot METROPOLITAN ©25 [ scien to's Socc’ty MM cuarmer Muste BM ics os Sie tin matace Geeta | ert ht ce sey ang | De ijt ee wal’ New Leather Hand Bags —THE DOWNSTAIRS STO a passenger!” said] ! GEORGIA MINSTRELS ST lake ae | Coombes amazedty of. \ : ; — ee ee ee, $1.25 to $6.00 | Sixteen company has been weeking 4) 15 [sc a mT i on coomt * she and stared ‘ 3 suitable location here, finally closing |""., : “DON’T moving an EW BAGS in the strap-purse style, or la long lease on the at 1021 INSURE || Sccona avenue, in the Rialto bulla. |* . : © 0 etectiv larger size with handles have just been 1 Afte pokes of ex er |) g - ge d'you s ¢ voard b | . * ae ve até Ve : YOUR [tag Ariae wenn ot ertanatn 0" Hi : . P CHANGE RObAY-AND WRIOAY r tet him lana, |} ¢eived. They are practical for shopping, LENSES to be Opener 20 Cie: punts RCOSY. | og i LAST TIMES Jut don’t trouble to hide any more./f) look well with the tailored outfit. The distinction that characterizes » Jean Barrios © in pursuit AGAINST this institution and has popularized song NCU vein oe” Preps sie YOUR Would you get a divorce if your ) Jonger drifting w th the out Of fancy tooled leather, in Green and Bro it 4a rtin had now BREAKAGE belting rye age! icone tee Admission, 2 and 40¢ husband had-anothec, wt } e oars. The river} purse style, with inner purse and res its garments—dresses, suits age aan | 9 6 9 lice boat close in his wake, he} corded fz lining. Price $1.75 to $2.25, am ts er ere malks at conditions that would AY oer reve | Isle of Dogs. The grim pursuit Of Black Leather, dull or gloss finishes, made Little , ct prtce to the consumer “ - ‘od i THER WIFE” FRAT knew tele hen satan with straps or handles, large sizes, with inner” ncbbiee phy esiiwbbe Tyagf hi precede : wvery married woman ‘oombe oe purse and corded fabric linings. Priced $1.25 secretary of the Company, says © 6 ‘ Bo ¢ * declared nspector 36 [latest store in the chain, that he ro pa ere ‘melland her first husband wtih Pee: tae to $6.00. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STO Paar daattia will rotated the naw sioct| dnd 7 should see Cecil De Sylvia | Their antic ne ral a g earty, Nor ‘est | mail Lt j s dari wnlans vat s ‘0 the wooden s which served [with a genuinely hearty. Northwest |mal |Mille’s daring explana- Boca iae ns a water-gate for the establishment Ti t d St ti |the Women of this City,” he says. all,” MOORE tion of this marital ‘ on the baie ot De core ) Martin| inte al lonery Hn oly ne ve amend agen ae 4 SINGER'S MIDGETS problem. It stays till Robert ° lowed, and: , | = ears te vem ces Cie ral Ba, ores gamers || TiGay might only Gorden fr ton soto oi saa | c Foun tla a ae abe itiee and an all-star cast / A furtive figure, bearing a burden | ee * ‘ os a tremendo but of | Con 2 _ " — Jupon its shoulders, moved up the EW Writin aper, of smooth fabric fi isa our shove’: Jal ait JACK DEMPSEY OTHER FEATURES | slope and. disappeared. A moment suitabl Fe Re t er « finish, = To cere a a is fighting Terry Sescae the polios swere (eapiii kaheiaen suitable for use when traveling, as the shee ro] w yr . "y > H jeorge deserted his boat nd en y i size. 2. cnnhil Le ee te oatseained tn. Mew priagureat of sunptie Acediunt Kellar in this week's Major Allen’s | (err serie Ne tne and went a mee oN and the mane see Se lGer the direction of Mr. A . } * “Daredevil Jack” them," | osled. " Goombed opes will not take up much room in the traveling b Because of this we are enable t ‘or ¢ ¢ Tiger Hunt oT" sin Sin Wa!" ‘ YEPAIRED SYEXPERTS [Bometantly present the say tOF Garnore, handied “hammers, steel : iclorte Witela of te auilia ed in Our Next. Issue) Shown in tints: Buff, Lavender, Pink, Blue. fashions in the most preferable ; : fap " ‘ J 3 ex os nts; Bult, Taye p. Fissorr 12 lve at Bixteen Dollars, Before the | centi« ¢ navy a Alive, eiiktaais ‘ nib Mabunsveaind Fankace of 24 Envelopes, 15c. WONE | world war we had already established | Mymrd " tor N ME \ stew ean. BAR stale a Pound of 72 Sheets, 35c. Psd boas agen pbs eens 1 PE te RBs CONCERT ORCHESTRA trict last night, inflicting considera grange tectarh Megs Cgtree rages ; 4 VAL HUBER, Conductor [te property toss, but_no toss of life FY TEP RAALL LG | duction, we nover wavered. We con-|male*#! of the naw |so far as could be learned, tinued to serve the public the same. | Stare THE DOWNSTAIRS STO