The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1920, Page 4

te Be KE X—demes Oliver Curweod's stery, “ed's Coantey and the Woman,” Rilie Turke f* at the Coltseum. | And Billie's latest picture, “Away Goos Prudence” proved just the right kind of an attraction to please the large crowd who, in spite of the warm Sunday afternoon, flocked to has the part of Pru a young society girl | who spends ber leisure time in her jalrplane and when it comes to a lehotce between her lover, Hewlitt | Hartand and her plane, whe decides in favor of the latter, | She fakes a kkinapping tn order to get money from her father for a new plane, but Hewlitt turne the tables jon her and arranges @ kidnapping of his own, The fying scenes are quite inter | enting and the star weare a leather leoat belonging to @ girl friend who mw service in France, and the trousers and helmet of a French ace | Perey Marmot ¢ leading man. eee | CLEMENTE | George Ade‘s famous comedy, “The Slim Princess.” at the Clemmer this | week, Just suits the adorable Mabel Normand, It i» tailormade for her spontaneous apirit of comedy. The picture opens in the fantastic | Baatern kingdom of Morovenia—the }one spet on earth where beauty is | waigbed, and where women pray for |the fat that makes them beautiful |The little Princess Kalora (Mabel | Normand) {a delightfully slender and graceful as a reed in the wind, |which, instead of boosting her chances, makes her @ Gead weight on the matrimonial market. Her father, Count Selim, ts dew perate in his attempt to fatten Ka Hlora and marry her off. All hia | forts fall—the little princess rema. jthin—"As thin ae a drink of water, | the goanips say. Then appears ene Alexander H. Pike, a young American stecl mag [ nate, who ia stek of the sight of 100 |pound beauties and longs for just lone petite damsel in this land of the | fatied calf. There follows most astounding and jocomies! series of incidents thru which the rollicking Mabel eventual ly finds romance eee This ital comedy is here tonight and Tuesday. A rich ty girl runs away from home and holds her- self for ransom. A robber band captures her. It’s un- usual, novel fun. MALOTTE on the WURLITZER HAYDEN, HALL AND SNYDER IN SONGS Jly Known!—and one night last week woke suddenly to find himaelf ROBERT |S TIRED OF BEING A VILLAIN |stcaiing nis own wavet) ie ‘sn’ * | LaMERTY Robert McKim says that he's just | shewtars who play “wicked vi | Rex Beach turns from teary metting & wee bit tired of playing | men,” he cherishes a secret passion |4rama to hilarious comedy tn “Co ‘villains. He walks in bis sleep—\for the simple country life—but he|!Me Some,” the picture at the Lib mt the fact Wide j surely has brought to the screen|¢rty this week. From the opening —— | nome of the finest bite of aDround |#eene to the final fade-out the audi cUssedness it has ever seen. They|*hee is kept in an uproar say that in his neweet pleture, “The| The action takes piace on the Pty Dwelling Place of Light” which |!ns Heart ranch in New Mexico Co, | 28). B. Hampton made from Win | Here J. Wallingford Speed meets and jston Churchill's great story and|falle in love with Helen Blake. In which Hodkinson will release In the | OMer to make an impreasion, Speed jearly autumn, he fairly outdoes him. | ap an atbieta, claiming Ejself. He's going to see now what] hold the sprinters’ championship can be done about losing the cynical | Y#le. never drearaing that be would curt which his lip has acquired after|>* called upon to demonstrate his all thowe nefarious deeds he has com. | TUnBing ability at the ranch. | mitted and he is going to try and It so happens that the rival ranch cultivate a frank and winning emile,|¢?® have a young speed demon who always manages to run away with h. let Haynes the sprinting events when the ranch. Next to Liberty Theatre.'ern hold their annual celebration. A Watch Repaired by Jones Is Always Right repair it. ; Clemmer Theatre Travel Club First Travel Club Award A Trip to the Battlefields of France With All Expenses Paid, or $1,000 in Gold Second Award A_Trip to New York City With All Expenses Paid, or $800 in Gold Third Award A Six-Month Engagement to Play in Pictures with the Goldwyn Film Corp. $500 in Gold aan: canted Fourth Award A Trip to Los Angeles to Visit the Motion Picture Studios—or $200 in Gold How to Become a Member of the Clemmer Theatre Travel Club To Join the Clemmor Theatre Trav- el Club fs simple. Just fill out the entry blank and mall it or bring it in person to the Travel Club Man- ager, Clemmer Theatre, who will expinin the plan to you in detail. You may enter your own name in ‘Tom Moore ENTRY BLANK Clemmer Theatre Travel Club Good for 5,000 Points I hereby enter as a member of the Clommer Theatre Travel Club, Name .. as y. Address ‘8 of age or over) ATTLE STAR |‘TRUMPET ISLAND’ TO BE Billie Burke Frames Kidnaping; but Young Lover Spoils Her Plans | “Prumpet | rim production whieh haw been oral months in the making, at a cost of more than $260,000, has received its final editing by Mr. and Mra George Randolph Chester, and prints ey graph exchanges within the next | three weeks, The photoplay is based on the story by Gouverneur Morris, | and in one of the most pretentio | over attempted. Wallace MacDonald and Marguerite De La Motte have the principal rolen, King Baggott, a real reel pioneer, plays @ prominent part in “The | Dwelling Place of Light,” the won: | derful Winston Churchill story pie turized by Honjamin B, Hampton, | |which the Hodkinson Company h acheduled for release in eptember. | ~“DANDERINE” Stops Hair Coming Out; | Doubles Its Beauty. oN Vivacious Billie Burke dons this outfit during the kidnap- ing acenes in “Away Goea Prudence,” a refreshing comedy drama, which is now showing at the Coliseum. A few cente buys | After an application of | you can not find a fallen to take the) convinced that he eannot make good | dandruff; besides every hair shows ” In New new ov vigor, brightness, more Speed finds it necemmry to take up color and thickness. the irksome duty of hard training— | Y°°K he becomes « prise fighter and a and, strange aa it may seem, after | (ve wtually in one of the mort stir much maneuvering to bring about t defeat of bis opponent, Apeed wins the day as well as the heart of Helen tnduces Bpecd measure of the winning neighbor, |in nix own home town. celluloid, knock# out the champion and returns to Dryad and the other Helen. townsfolk triumphant. The latter Cullen Landis ts fine as Speed and part of the picture Introduces a gets an abundance of comedy out of | wealth of comedy. The ways and| bis part, especially the scenes in which he ls called upon te “go into training.” Means of the gentry who follow the! prise ring were never more Inter entingly, humorously and intensely | displayed than in “Once to man.” In fmot, the film of: sorte f action, from fighting 1 humorous. | | Jack Sherriff te starred tn the role) STRAND “While New York Sleepe* an cightact film wenmation, is the fea ture attraction at The Strand, It ts SEEN, ON SCREEN SOON Island,” the Tom Ter | will be delivered to the various Vita really three @iatinct dramas under the one tite The same performers Are seen throughout the story, Mare MacDermott, Eatete Kart Metcalf and Harry © featured players. Th story in called “Out of the Nigh It tetie | of the return of a husband to a wife dollar serial naturally is regarded as who hae long believed him dead. an trapertant matter, and a epectal! The entrance of a burglar offers the trip may be made by William Dun solution to a strange mystery. The can from Los Angeles to Omaha, second story is called, “Phe Great there to, confer on Ue matter with of Deany. SELECTION OF MOVIE TITLES IS BIG TASK ‘The selection of a title of « million with sandwiches at the “United” store White Way." It tells of a well: President Albert B. Smith, of Vita nearest you. known “vaenpire” who practices her graph, who, if arrangements are wilea on the patrons of a fashionable completed, will make the trip from United Tea & Coffee Stores cats, How one man turne the tables | New York Dunean f* commencing! and methods is interestingly told jlnst story in “A Tragedy Side.” MacDermott hae the role of a paralytic and dore some splendid character work. The entry of a stum girl inte hye home, her subse avent marriage to bis son and her| praia disloyalty furmishes another STP | <The Price of Redemption.” a play se On jars Seena Owen and Bert Ly exponen some noted blackmail production thin week under the The tative uve of “The Witard Spy-! of the East | gta. Hie previous sertal, “The! Rilent Avenger,” set a record for the number of theatres booked thruout | —~ the United States and Canada. Itx/ production comt slightly over $900,-/ | | | | 000, a recent audit proved "0 tell, will noon be released. An Oliver Curwood story means action and “God's Country and the/ Woman,” the screen showing of one! of hie most popular novels, at the Nex this week, is no exception. Curwood has laid this plot in the! jtimber lands of the North, where |strong men will fight to the last ditch to protect the name of the women they lovn Phillip Weyman (Wilam Duncan) finds in the frozen wastes of the northern timber land the girl of hie #. She is Josephine Adare (Nel! Shipman), whose family is menaced by the treachery of Arnold Lang, (George Holt), Phillip wins the con. fidence of the girl and fights with her to beat the scheming Lang Thru these scenes the action is fast and furious. In the end the cunning Lang is ented. | The girt then falls tn tove with | Phillip. which is his reward, eee MABEL NORMAND “THE SLIM PRINCESS” A hilarious comedy from George Ade's famous stage play. 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