The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1920, Page 3

THE SE dod LS STAR —_ Jack London’s Stirring Story of: the Sea to Be Shown at Clemmer All New Pictures Saturday Morning at 11 O'clock EUGENE O’BRIEN un . Fool and COLONIE “New Vor OAK—Ceeil Your Husband" x A thrilling sailing vensel round the utiny of Elst actions of 4 mate of the t Margaret the pretty daughter of the ship's half-owner Thwagted in hin de Meliaire incites the thugs and gunmen who compose the crew to mutiny, which ts finaly put down by the tron hand of John Pike | Mitchell Lewis plays Pike, Helen |Perguson ix Margaret, and Noah | Beery, jr. is Mellaire. | ° . concerns reas Mellaire, se West | LIBERTY Clara Kimball Young, always a | favorite in Seattle, comes to the Lib Jerty Saturday in a dramatic photo: jplay, “The Soul of Rafael.” ona Lulsa, guardian of Marta, a convent girl (Clara K. Young), has jlong planned the marriage of Marta | Helen Ferguson and Mitchell Lewis in a scene from “The Mutiny of the BE lsinore, Jand her wayward son Rafael, But opening at the Clemmer Saturday. Marta has a lover, Keith. Dona |————— —- = — - Luisa, fearing an obstacle to her de worth as publicity man for the Pakro! i ; sire, separates the two by telling ” * ay The first photoplay under the new policy of nothing altn tint Marts baw bovcmse a wun, UR? Comet MeMucrss, mantixe but first run pictures for REX patrons. age nip ceding Ab? da more deeply “in wrong.” The remainder of the picture has! jrowever, when a big irrigation to do with the escapades of Rafael! aam threate to flood the valley * *® & and bis outlaw counin, El Capitain, | nusky 1 i> eau itie uhaeiee and tells how Marta in eventually | wut Brings sakro trucks to the| Beaurioe Joy has been pelected to freed from their clutches by the | gore, play the lead in the Reginald Barker CHRISTIE COMEDY death of Rafael se 8 production of “Bunty Pulls the eee Strings,” which Gold iwyn is screen. . 7 STRAND a y COLISEUM “Humoresque,” Fannie Hurst's |!" eek a ‘That there are thrille concealed tn an well as) wonderful # . le proving such a the prosaic motor truck, big drawing card at in the graceful lines of the racing /the management announces a fautomobile, is proven by Wallace! ever” engagement test pleture, “What's Your! Miss Hurst, who is noted for her | which opens Saturday at/ ot Jewish life, never ‘oliseum ntensely human note | “Should a Husband Tell?” at| Having finished work on “THead | Over Heels,” Mabel Normand has left the Culver City studios for a | few weeks and is vacati yning in New ork. the Strand th hold FRIDAY LAST SHOWINGS OF “THE PRINCE CHAP” eee the © struck a more TH MEI As “Dusty” Rhoades, auto racer, /than she attained in “Humoresque Mary Warren ts top opposite wits rer inped IGHAN the breezy star wins wdy tuasie | » a ncreen play the story loses | Will Rogers in his next ure, “The y he track, but fails under the direc MeMurran, wh ncene if New York's famous © Badger. The first] pes to have as 8 Wast Bide, and the central es are being made in San Fran Justy” tries to demonstrat his | character a youngster with a soul | “eo. pet seine eee - for m | | Little Bobby Connelly, Alma Ru | J. G. Hawks, head of Goldwyn's |bens, Vera Gordon and Gaston Glass | *enario department, in the son of are the featured players, Nelson C. Hawks, who invented the j cee point «ystem in type bodies. ‘” COLONIAL : bic Lovers of the great outdoors and Edythe Chapman, now playing} | admirers of the poetry of Robert W.| With Jack Pickford in “Just Out of | Service will be interested in “The! ed the ~= Lyceum | | Law of the Yukon,” the p tion | of New York, where la? ane of the elder De poems. In this photoplay the rugged back ground of the North country, the Primitive conditions of life in a little mining town, the strange little @ramas of dance hal! and naloon life. the odd problems, and jealousies of the little shut-in community all go to make « picture that abounds with | adventure and romance, ‘The cast is all-star o- Service's most popular) © | Naomt Childers, Moore in “Canavan,” is related to Justin Huntley MoeCarthy, well band yw bad leht, novelist and poet supporting Tom Friday — Final Times CHARLES RAY } ‘A Vine, 5 let Pical Ray Pic- ‘For 4 Days Only, Starting Saturday— . It REX } atin Popular Eugene O'Rrien will be the | |featured player in “A Fool and His £ ey,” when that photoplay attrac tion opens Saturday at the Rex. O'Brien appears tn the role of an American author. The mysterious happenings in @ European cast |which has been purchased by t author, forma the theme, Incident | crow 8 upon inc 4 the pleture # said that creams containing | | “the only girl.” Lionel Belmore began pictures in| derec | haze 1910, as associate director with rion A, lus Tienes Thee tion brings almost imme ve- '40 Projects for = To Discard Freckles, } || Tan, Pimples, Wrinkles | | Reclamation Work CALGARY, Sept. 10.—Reelamation work in in full of Alberta swing in the province It in announced that 40 ts Involving about Many reclamation projec 600,000 acres are planned. liken are being drained MRS. OLSON SAYS “TANLAC SIMPLY 1S WONDERFUL Both Hergelf and Husband Regain Strength After | Flu by Taking It don’t bi almaat and the little I did man at didn’t seem to nourish me or give me any strength I was very nervous and restless | fl und hardly ever slept more than half the night I had very little ngth or energy, just felt tired | fi all the time, and my work at drag husband had ‘fu’ about time I did and it left him jwith a badly disordered stomach and feeling miserable all the time. He began taking Tanlac and it was heiping bim so much I started on jit too, Well, it's just wonderful the way Taniac has brought us beth out As for me, I can hardly get enough to eat and everything seems to agree with me perfectly, as I feel ever so much stronger and better in every way. That awful cough | fi] haa left me, my nerves are strong and steady and I sicep soundly all through night Why I can work all day at the store and look } after my housework besides and | fi! never get all tired out like I used to : | “My husband says he, too, feels atre the store was @ 1 My Ithe same the jlike a differe: person altogether It and he has actually gained twenty pounds in weight. Hé and I both as consider Tanlac the most wonderful ine ever made.” | lac is wold in Seattle by Bartel | Drug Stores under the personal di | | rection of 4 epecial Tanlac represen tative, Gaye Dan KIN ‘OTTO F. KEGEL, President! | concert you will attend. 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