The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1920, Page 4

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1994, THE SEATTLE STAR greatest wireless station In world, capable of sending mes- in five directions to a distance | fat 10.000 milea, is goon Yo be built Pe Trenton, New York and Lon: don stage and sareen star, is soon to be seen tn “The Blue Moon.” At present Trenton has deserted both the stage and screen to devote his time to writing a scenario, | octemate, strane | | COLANEUM—-trene Cestle im “The | | | Amateur Wits.” | | AYHAND—cicerge Pitemanrtes’s “The |. Right to Love.” | REX—Annetio “Kellerman tm “A Daughter of the Gods.” | | COLONIAL—Manche Hweet ta “The Deadiior Bex,” | OAK—Katherine MacDonald la “The Woman Thou Ma.” 7S A WISH MOTITER who | | When | knows her own child.” she doen't, complications ar to happen such as oocur in the ny Irene Castle pleture, “The Amateur Wife.” whieh opens today at the Coliseum. ‘The plot centers around Justine | Spencer, an innocent Freneh convent who is the daughter of a New rk musical comedy queen, The ther has not seen the « for nev. 1 years and imagines she ts still | child as she was then, Her sur | prise can be imagined when a full| ‘oung lady of considerable | | grown | facial beauty, but spolled utterly by | atroctous clothes and her hair in pla nounces herself as the jags star's daughter, The events that ensue a striking mixture of tragedy and comedy that finally results happily eee OLDFASHIONED YOUTH BHCOMES JAZZ KING Nobedy home! That's what people it came to handling the microscope or digwing the vencer off some for gotten Greek poet, but when It came to jugeling teacups at a soctety party or sitting in at a game of poker he simply wasn't there. Everybody handed the ho laugh to Anthony. Then suddenly the worm turned, and the sloveniy | Young scientist blossomed into a reg [ular Beau Brumme! and the leading |tught in the jamslest parties in town. |The explanation was a certain grace ful little dancer in a musical show. This i# the hilarious plot of “The Sins of Anthony,” which opens at | the Liberty today, Johnny Hines appears on the same bill in the first of the “Torchy* seriea, “The Office Boy.” eee SPECTACULAR BALLROOM SCENE SHOWN ON SCREEN | Luxurious ballroom scence are pictures, mon in motion fairly An Important All-New Bill Today, Thursday, Friday The Beautiful, Talented, Superbly-Gowned Paramount Star IRENE CASTLE in the Romantic Tale of An | ‘Ug ly Duckling” + AMATEUR WIFE She is bred in a convent and goes to bed at 9. Till she reaches New York and learns to grow fine feath- ers. Then hubby finds he has married a wife who can fly! ‘A big, appealing love story. MALOTTE on the WURLITZER| Coliseum’s News Servies od Hayden, Hall — od & Snyder in Songs A Comedy and Scsiic COMING SATURDAY—“THIEVES OF THE NIGHT” talla, comes upon the seene and an-) particularly the girls—sald about | Anthony Oxgood. A good man when | Irene Castle Has Role in New'Photoplay at the Coliseum || Irene Castle and Augustus seum today. but “The Right to Love” tn which Mae Murray and Davi) Powell are co-starring at the Strand thig Week shows on unusually t autiful “ball room noene rely “% Tho setting ts the broad eapflamade | of a large house of M orishdeaten, The water comes almort to ite wails. It is moonlight. Exqiaitely gowned women are shown dar ig and prom- enading. A jams fp d dispenses lively musto, es 7 Because Turkey js famous, e hotbed of politics! and dom in trigua, George Fitemaurics chose this loonie for his drama of tove and! tragedy that is worked ovt in “The Right to Love.” ; eee REFORMED BANDIT | TELLS EXPERIENCES ‘ "The Lady of the Durout,” the picture in which Al Jennings “t* \Seattle Men Sell Portland Filmhouse PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. L—The Rivoli moving picture houke here has been purchased by Guy A Metzger, well known tn Portland film ctrelea, who yesterday ¢om- pleted the deal whereby the ffter- exts of Mischa Guterpon, J. Aaron- fon, of Seattle, and their an were sold outright The amount in- volved in the salo was more than | $125,000, according to Metzger. Picture Patter Bobby Connelly and Mir Bar tista, two clever child mere, are prominent in the cast of "Hu. morenque,” Fannie: Hurst's wonder ful story of the New York Ghetto which is soon to be shown bera eee “The Village Sleuth” is the titte of a new Charles Ray picture whieh in scheduled to be shown here soon. | eee | Henry Woodward, piaytng Major Heyward in Maurice Tourneur’s first Associated Producerw’ subject, "The Last of the Mohicans,” is @ swim: | mer of note, having won the eight | mile race across Hampton Rgds during the Jamestown Exposition. * e.e Myrtle Stedman ‘appears with Anita Stewart in “Harriet and the | Piper.” eee Katherine MacDonald belleves that | luck is always attached to the num eral “seven.” And by that token she im positive that “The _Seor Latchkey,” now in productjin, will be among her most successful jpio- tures, cee ‘ Marjorie Daw ts complaining of | writer's cramp after Autographing | no lews than 300 wooden salad forks for the Annapolis midehipmén who visited the First Natiopal stars, at |the Hollywood studio rebently, ‘ eee v° Chartie Chaplin announcesthat he will noon be ready to felease bis lat est comedy, “The Kia.” | —————— Adventure- Romance Is on Its Way Here— “THIEVES: OF THE | A Big, Thrillin | ’ zs | love of her business rival? | “Weaker sex” be, for the “stronger Does she dance? She does! Oh, boy! And she wears beads! Anderson in “The Amateur|§ Wife,” a sparkling comedy-drama which opens at the Coli starring at the Clemmer this week, wan filmed in the locale where the Jennings gang at one time were known as desperate bandita. Jen- nings, who appears before the audi.) ence efter the flim story is shown, | tells Of bis experiences as an outlaw and up to the time when he ran a Glose pace for governor of Oklahoma “The Lady of the Durout™ war written by Jennings, and the theme is derived from actual facta is deriver from actual tecta eee MOORISH CITY DESTROYED BY FIRE In the motion pleture spectacte “A Daughter of the Goda” starring | Annette Kellermann at the Rex this week there are many = thrilling neenen One of the most exciting in-| cident in the destruction by fire ot) & great Moorish city, Terrorstric! en, thoumands flee thru the cit gates and leap from the walla T buildings crumble and crash to the earth and a majestic palace and monque become ruins. On the mme bill with Miss Keller mann, pretty Gloria Swanson pears in “Haystacks and Steeple,” a delightful comedy. eee BLANCHE SWEET IN COMEDY DRAMA Can a woman tame a headstrong man and then be an obedient wife? If she has known the independence of being a successful business wo- man of big affairs can she win the Can the eex.” the “deadlier sex”? This i the puraling siteation which is used as the basis of “The Deadlier Sex,” @ comedy drama from the pen of Bayard Veiller, In which Blanche Bweet is the featured player. “The Deadler Sex" opens at the Colonial today, ee YOU SEE 71,218 persone—20@ beautiful mermaido—e that cont Just In excess of $1,100,000, when you see the enormous spectacle now here ANNETTE Daughter of the Gods.” “The Office Boy” First of the famous Torchy comedies, a Sleuth” Oh Death, where is thy sting? Now, and until Friday night, at the ANTHONY” | } a Paramount five-act fast comedy with the beautiful dancer, Margaret Loomis, an exceptional acting cast and a festive feast of girls Pathe News Coming Saturday—Charles Ray in “The Village 'MISS OWEN TO APPEAR - IN ALL-STAR CAST Seena Owen, wno will be seen soon with Bert Lytell in “The Price of Redemption,” began work this week in one of the principal roles in the albatar cast selected for “Lavender and Old Lace.” The picture is being produced by the Renco Film Co., under the direction of Lioyd Ingra- ham and Lee Royal. It is a sereen version of the famous story by Myr tle Reed. The directors, assisted by || Miss Madge Tyrone, scenarist, pre This Comedy— GLORIA SWANSON In “Haystacks and Steeples” ee and Ge act hi This is turning an old saying face about.but tmodcrn methods of reducing fat have made this revision possible. Ifyou are overfat; to physical ex- ertion; fond of the table and its good things, ‘and still want to reduco your exeras flesh EAT Hot Toys,” pared the story. Mins Owen was starred in “The | Gift Bupreme,” and in “The House both recently released. UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY FORMER BANDIT AL JENNINGS pow appearing afternoon and evening IN PERSON HAR HIM tell his thrill ing and remarkable expe- riences of banditry! And eee bim in— THE LADY OF THE DUGOUT true story from his bandit Ufe told in films! COOLEY ENJOYING DELAYED HONEYMOON Mallam Cooley, who has just fin- {ished work in “Beware of the Bride,” |with Eilen Percy, is on his honey- |Moon at Catalina island, after more than two years uninterrupted work ear or two late, because, when he in glad attire. His name is Anthony, but he’s no saint! sem | This honeymoon is nearly more than | With First Pictures of the Olympic Games and his bride should have taken that delightful journey, his engage- ment made it impossible And in order that it might be a real one, Hallam’s young and husky son, now about 9 months old, was left in Hok lywood, The honeymoon will last until Haflam's next picture begins. Columbia Colo—The new American beer—at Boldt's.—Advertisement. fill COLONIAL CONCERT ORCHESTRA Concerts Every Afternoon and Evening yinneninyy TX WALL “aah COMEDY | TA | ; V | mm ] E DAYS ONLY N WOM = WT “THE DEADLIER SEX” A Powerful Drama of American Life Indoors and Out Starring BLANCHE SWEET . NEWS ~