The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1920, Page 8

Geo. M. Cohan’s Great Play MINUTES FROM BROADWAY Ray will “inven pete Hooters” be here A Picture of Elephants— until “Juggernauts Friday of the dsungles” COMING IRENE CASTLE ag 3 Days Only Gadavae Picture— > “The Invisible § Bond” Happily Married— A Flirtatious Siren— Flattery— Divorce— - And the Invisible Bond— Adapted from one of Sophie Kerr Under- wood’s novels. L PAINLESS DENTISTS / order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which In the lightest strongest plate Known, covers very Htthe of the roof of the mo you can bite corn off the cob; guara teed 16 years. EXAMINATION FREE Whalebone set of teeth. $8 Crowns ... $8 Bridgework . $2 Amalgam Filling PAINLESS EXTRACTION guaranteed for 16 yearn. nave impression taken im the "end ‘get teeth same day. framination and advice tres. and ridge Work. We Stand the von Open Sundays From ® to 12 for Working Propte OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS a OurvEnsiry aT. Opposite Daquentryiernsn Oe TODAY'S EROGRAICS martes Bey, in "43 Mim- | CLEMMBR—May ‘Ailison tm “The Heater —Deryent Hall Caine tm | REA Tiryane "Washborn im “What Jones.” Happened to O arty five Minutes From Hroadway,” the sereen comedy star ring Charles Ray at the Liberty this week, occurs when Mr, Ray, as Kid Burns, is given the combi nation of the safe and locks an | | * of the amusing situations tn | | puts the paper containing it in the safe to protect it Later this proves a very fortunate clreumstance for the hero. The vil lain and the adventures, in search of the missing will, attempt to blow up the safe and Burns, anxious over the fate of the eombination, arrives just in time to foil them eee COLISEUM Lon Chaney gtves one of the most wonderful and, at the same time, most di cripple in “The Penalty seum this week % who do not know, sympathize this young actor, who is ap parently without ™, but Chaney needs no sympathy for he ina very normal young man, In order to ap pear as the cripple it was necessary for the actor to have his legs strap ped behind him in a most awkward position. He could endure tt just #0 long and then they would have to release his limbs and allow him a rest. Chaney, it will be remembered, ap peared as The Frog, in George Loane Tucker's big production, “The (Miracle Man.” at the Coli CLEMMER \ Harry Van Mgter plays the dual/ the| role of Tozer and Majalah, mystic, in the screen version of “The Cheater” at the Clemmer this week. Tozer in a clever fakir who poses as a Hindu healer and thus fleeces the rich of their money Harry Van Meter has been in mo- |tlon pictures for six years. May Allinan i# the featured player! in this production. STRAND ‘The public is seeing a new Row coe Arbuckle in ,“The Round Up"! at the Strand thia week, This time the rotund comedian appears in a really legitimate role, one combining comedy with serious acting. Arbuckle plays Hoover, the selfaacrificing fat sheriff of tho Allen rapch. The story is Western and every scene has its thrills, eee COLONIAL “The Deemater,” the present at traction at the Colonial, is a note worthy production. The story was! written by Hall Caine and the sereen showing, features Derwent Hall Caine, son of the noted author. Young Mr. Caine has a decidedly dramatic role in this picture which. beaides scenes, haa no end of glorious scenic glimpses. The cast supporting the star is good, Until Friday— Wherein 2 woman cheats for years and pays the penalty in tears— MAY ALLISON aa “THE MIRACLE WOMAN” in ée CHEATER” Larry Semon manages to get into a lot of trouble,"but comes up smiling—as , “THE STAGE HAND” Clemmer Music Liborius Hauptman, Director PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MILK |identa of all the Latin.Amer | publics well | | | ioult charactertzationg of a’ | Many in the audi: | The title of the above picture might well be It shows pretty little Dorothy Devore as Mary, the little housemaid who stands by Kid B Ray) in “Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway,” Pal Was Mary!” play at the Libe rty this wee a | REX It's pretty tough when a fellow leaves on a journey with two quarts of good liquor anugly tucked | away in bis suitcase, to have it | mey’s end. But edy when the fellow has sold him whisky at $2 the drink. learns that u booUlegger “What Happened comedy at the Rex this week to Jones,” the in which Bryant Washburn ts the star FOREIGN ACTRESS TO MAKE SCREEN DEBUT |: Acclaimed by the press and of all Europe and puth A Baroness Norka Houskaya has jus’ arrived in New York to take up sev eral substantial motic | fora. ‘This well known ar | peared “by command” before Alfgnso of Spain and King Vict | Emanuel of Italy as well as the pres nm picture « An accomplished vio! as a danseure, she bh the capital cities of Europe South America, giving re in at the | Principal opera houses and theatres | Conway Tearle’s now mtarring ve hicle is “Marooned Hearts.” abounding with thrilling | When the stomach b with gasiness and hearth Indigestion or dyspepsia. relic be had by one or two Stuart's Dys pepaia Tableta. Simply chew them it's downright trax-| his own . r This humorous situation arises In |ROMANCE IN NEW Now— The big fellow in his first legitimate role— A Big Sevenact mount Drama U, of W. QUARTET Annette Kellerman “O h, in Slow Motion Pictures What a rns (Charlie the screen STRAND NEWS stolen before he reaches the jouf-| c TONIGHT Hall Caine’s THE DEEMSTER’ TOMORROW THE | YOUR ! LAST | by ix about completed, and CHANCE will be an carly relense, cee SEE Sarah Mason, the Max Brand, the uon of Na More than 600 acte by Vitagraph re were em r the big #hip No Tales LIGHTS” Your Kind of a Pictare orn af “The | » Road ot j Ambiti Then There's JOE ROBERTS ON THE BANJO COLONIAL CONCERT ORCHESTRA SENNETT. COMEDY dually extending the emotion edy plots, Mac Love, He whe FATTY ARBUC SECOND NEAR SENECA — as spouse. What happens then is the burden of Mr. Sennett's fine, hearty story and makes one of the most notable productions yet«issued from the great fun-factory of the Comedy | with a pretty girl in his arms. How came he to ufting this beautiful fe 1, Suspicion aées certainty, 0 Judge Bhe aleo takes he! Same Prices at 30 Stores Finest American Refined Cane SUGAR 2b, sack, 27¢; 5-Ib. sack, 67¢; 10-lb. sack...$1.34 Royal Baking Powder, 12-ounce can Crystal White Soap, Carnation Milk, Borden’s Milk, tall cans seeccceeee ABE Federal Milk, tall cans ..........11%¢ Snowdrift, 2-Ib. can, 54¢; 4-lb. can, $1.07; 8b. 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