The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1920, Page 10

TODAY'S TROGRAMS | LANERTY.-Chartes Rey in "45 Min As Inspiring as 9 Glorious Nreese Straight from the Big Weeds “Huckleberry Finn” The Picture All Seattle Loved Mere’s a Comedy Drama That Gees lt One Better Louis Calhern, recent convert fro ‘the stage to shadowland, bh: his part in the new Lois @uction, “To Pirase One ‘and has been signed to appear in the next Weber feature : Optometrist sud Mtg. Oni Creme, “| will reach the sereen under the able »” Lee Wiltiem Buckley tm nator Northern Lights.” irene Custio in “The Invisible | 2 REESE rite? “y) ey RUN KING tm ove with a tiscinating young lady Is enough to keep any young man in a constant site of || worry and perplexity. But being in || love with a beautiful girl whe bailed |] you out of Jatt and didn’t tel! your |tamfly about the trouble—keeping | the little dark secret as a whip over [your head, to drive you at your lolwure—that is misery that beggars dencription. ‘This humorous situation ts part of the amusing plot of “Good Refer | ence," the photoplay which opens Saturday at the Liberty. And-—the fascinating young woman is Con stance Tatmadae “Porty-Five Minutes From Broad way,” starring Charles Ray, closes tonight. eee STRAND “Patty* Arbackts will be seen as “Sim" Hoover, the sheriff, in “The Round Up™ at the Strand for the last time tonight. Saturday morning “The World and His Wita* a dramatic film play, tn/ which Alma Rubens, one of the fea Not a Drum Was Heard," which | A, }tured players in “Humoresque,” ts) has been transferred to the screen by " Mario | starred Marion Fairtax, the scenario writer, |e | ee as Decdore, direction of Marshal! Netlan, The |® lovely young Spanish girl, who mar jscreen play has been renamed | Tite a man much older than herself. | | “Pards.* The coming to their house of Ernente, | —_—_ a handsome young writer, causes 4) Antonio Moreno, who is to foreme| triangle affair which is brought to a} sertals and star In Vitagraph feature | dramatic climax. productions, has finixhed the final * o's chapter of “The Veiled Mystery.” his| COLISEUM latest seriAl. He will spend three or| Katherine McDonal, four weeks reading scripts before | emotional actress, star of * definitely deciding on his first pro ed Thou Gavest Me” and other bie meee ‘uction asa feature star, lauccetee feature star successes, will be featured at the Coll the young ‘The Worm It’s a Saturday Evening Post Story! - ff URTA SRAKSTERES am rowertnt reat nh rere tr” tovaed ete tone An Vow Le Tat oh nr son aioe octane He tukt ao (he! um and Coren Nee (WEET SATURDAY, 8vENING POST IN! f By RITA WEIMAN WiDr? Cis Ci ee [Bemamber 10. 99 Merwe segpet me tor Jient @ortent bie bei! and tan ee hehe opens here Saturday in this love story of an actress forced to choose between being the greatest star on the stage or the best wife and mother in Manhattan— “CURTAIN Which would you have done, Jessie?. How about you, Genevieve? You know a Katherine MacDonald picture—beauty for the men—a wealth of gorgeous gowns and millinery creations of delight to women—and a good story for everyone. It stays four days only. MALOTTE on the WURLITZER A Specialty Prologue to the Picture Friday—Good-Bye to the Big Barbary Coast Drama “THE PENALTY,” with LON CHANEY THE SEATTLE STAR '|Photoplay Coming to Colonial Saturday Features Boy Actor“ Lewis “Huckleberry” “Huckleberry Finn,” comedy-drama, e Soul of Y } eeurn beginning Saturday in “Cur. tain.” ‘This ploturs, as the name "tmpties, thas to do with a young stage «tar, | Nancy Bradshaw (Qliss MacDonald) who at the height of her career mar | view a wealthy New Yorker and gives | up the profession, How the husband's onfatthfulness leads Nancy back to the stage is the main theme of the story, | Gouverneur Moreia’ powerful story | “The Penalty,” closea a week run| tonight, eee REX The Rex management announces | that, owing to the big success of Mar. shall Netlan's production, “Go and Get It.” they have secured the pic ture for a return engagement. It's) & newspaper story, filled with action, and the cast inctudes Agnes Ayren, Pat O'Nalley and little freekle-faced Wertey Barry, besides a host of other | popular pla Barbara Castleton Coming to Clemmer Barbara Castleton ARBARA CASTLETON, beantl ful young star who comes to the Clemmer Saturday in Gertrude Ath. | erton’s “Out of the Storm.” Mins| Castleton appeara in four distinct | characterizations. In the early part) of the story whe Is neon as a half. | starved, ragedlooking fnotory girl, | without employment and conte plating suicide, She next pla dance hall singer in a Frisco on! where her wonderful voice attracts a | wealthy visitor, She graduates into the Merurtous lot of the pet of this wealthy fellow | who sends her to a professor to have her voice cultivated. There follows & surprising chain of eventa which finally bring real happiness to the girt as a famous singer and wife of | an English nobleman, Mary ‘Thurman and James Kirk wood, who played “opposite” in sev. eral Allan Dwan productions, will | again exchange glances in Dwan's| firet production for Associated Pro- ducers. Catarrh } Of the Stomach | | | } | “Thousands of people wuffer more or tly from furred, coated 4 breath, sour burning frequent vomiting tor ations, mens acidity, and eall it in reality thelr tro catarch of the few York phynictan, digest them. This eondition rio uloers are apt to and frequently an ulcer t# the first sign of @ deadly cancer. In eatarrh of the stomach @ good and fore meals local drugaia clwily prepared far this purpose Sarge splendid portrayal of Mark Twain's immortal boy creation, is once more the nt, so dubbed because of his hero in @ new sercen outh,” which promises to bea | popular drawing card at the Colonial beginning Saturday v. | Puget Sound Man Had Afflictions Innumerable TACOMA, Wash. “I am 49 years old. Until recently I had been suffering from & disagree June 20, 1920. [able cough and « rundown condition. I had no appetit comatipated, tired, backache, no am dition and stomach was in bad shape, was formerly employed by the Seaborn Shipbuilding company, but now working in a warehouse, One day I was adviséd to try a bottle of | Vinol and within two days I noticed lan improvement and now I feel and act lke Conroy, Wash. Vinol te @ tonfe of incomparadte | virtue for just euch cases as the! above, Get « bottle today and prove it to yourself, For sale at Swift Drug Co. Second and Pike, | new man.” Signed, J. 917% Broadway, Tacoma, | the crashing moments in this splendid romance! SECOND NEAR SENECA. Friday. night—-Good-bye to Fatty Arbuckle in ‘The Round Up’ y fe y A of Saturday— } a Paramount picture of a famous stage play—a pulsing romance of jealousy and love— on a gay and dancing background of fandango and castanet! Her husband, wounded in a dnel to shield her honor, carried to the home of the man whom gossip links with her name, finds her there in hiding! Only one Last Times Friday of CHARLES RAY —n— IBERT DAVIS | the Dixie Artist, on the Wur- litzer Coming Saturday, for 4 Days Only —an enjoyable performance that hits the peak of high class comedy—a never-looked-prettier. star—and . the action is swift!