The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1920, Page 8

LEMMER VUNTIL FRIDAY STORM” From the Novel “The Tower of Ivory” GERTRUDE ATHERTON Clemmer Music Libertas Haputman, Director Vielin Solo by Mischa Gluschhin At most reasonable prices. Extraction absolutely with- pain or bad after ef- All work guaranteed | ii il ernment Rn en erence etme sir wee nctantmgna yna Be n LOVE LACKING IN LOVE SUIT LOS ANGELES, Oct, 20.— June Love, 16-year-old motion picture actress, is the center a fight. Several years ago the juvenile court took June from’ her mother, Mrs. N. F. Walton, and awarded her to the care relatives. Mrs. Walton says she is reopening the case not only to secure possession of her daughter, whose real name is Eva Walton, but also to force the father of the lit- tle actress to contribute to her support. The father, she says, is Thomas R. Welton, million- aire ez-mayor of Red Bluff, Cal. 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It pene- Zemo is dependable and inexpensive, ie Try it, as we believe is as effec: ; iii Fi rat | TODAY'S PROGRAMA LINEHTY—-WiIN Rogers in “Jew Call © dim.” c { or COLIRRL Man W Bryeryihing.” STRAND Hubene ln World and Hie Wite COLONIAL--Lewls Sargent in “The Rout of Youth KEN —Maretvall Gee 1.” “The | Nelian’s “Ge and | the new Picture starring Jack Pick ford, which opens at the Coliseum t Instead of throwing bim out on hi low resources, Mark Bullway (Li | Heimore) gives him ¢ from a prise y racing cfr to a young woman of d ation with whom Harry thinks he is in lowe | But, just as the father had earnest ly hoped, his son became disgusted with things whieh he could obtain so He an « bis intention f getting & job engaged to & *weet young « quent! brings the picture ending easily on @ happy RIVAL REPORTERS IN MYSTERY PIOTURE The friendly airy between two star reporters b ine of the amusing incidents in " 4d Get + film play at the Rex this week Marehall Netlan directed the pic ture, which ta filled With exeitement, such a» daring airplane stunts, in whieh the hero (at O'Me rt, and the unraveling of a Ty Wesley Barry has a dandy part in this picture cee | TWO LEADING MEN INT PHOTOPLAY ague ove and/Gaston Mann two of the cleverest young screen ac tors, appear with Alma Rubens in The World and His Wife,” the dra matic photoplay at the Strand this week Lave plays Don Jullan, who mar. ries Feodora (Mine Huber young Spanish girl, and Giaes plays Por nesto, & young writer who loves Fro dora. The love triangle is broken only after the death of Julian, who Ws killed in a duel, The picture bas & Spanish atmos phere. Coc TB. De Millo's tatert film play, “Something to Think About,” opens at the Strand ‘Thursday. | 4AIL DELIVERY SHOWN ON 8C ley) takes | a Gorgeous, electrifying, OPENING THURS! like his “Don’t Change Your Hus- : band” and | @ Your Wife?” Because— of its novelty its deep appeal “Why Change its marvelous production its wonderful story fts great theme its incomparable cast it is certain to attract tremendous attention here. Come early. DAY SECOND NEAR SENECA Gertrude Atherton’s story, “Tower ' with his father, and bag also played ATTLE STAR Will Rogers Falls in Love With Pretty Young Milliner cna if an } Pil Will Rogers, the popular comedian, who comes to the Lib- erty oy in “Jes’ Call Me Jim.” In this picture “Jim” (Will | Rogers) ts a rugged, big-hearted woodsman. His bashful conquest of a pretty milliner, his simpje code of honor, his| loyalty to a friend, and above all, hia delightful humor, are re- | flected in this new photoplay, which is said to be even better than “Jubilo.” own in, Several times on the screen, but here screen form at the Clemmer this| tofore be has always portrayed ju week, under the title “Out of the} ¥enile, or socalled kid, parts. But ite many ex-| (” this picture the young actor plays | a role that foreshadows that hin “kid” are about At any rifte, well for an ama of Ivory.” which ta being # | Storm,” inelades amo: iting scenes f | ry ~~ & A. WEEK— ii) PARAMOUNT TO STAR By a remarkable mar lock, he opens the Now Thrilling Audiences With Ite Amazing and Genuine © UNIVERSITY MARSHALL NEILAN’S Great Mystery Photoplay “GO AND GET IT” The picture that ‘really has a new idea in human Interest! STARTING SATURDAY TOM MIX in “THE CYCLONE Now you may see that Kingpin Comedian, who supplies the biggest laugh of The Star’s comic page every night, living, acting and en- joying his best motion picture play—lts of smiles, plus a tear or two, at the strikes down the guard and freea all GLORIA SWANSON the convicts In hie ther. ‘Tie sald these seenes Were actual | ly Cilmed tn a prise Gloria Swanson in to be starred in a sertes of Paramount pictures, aceording an announcement by WILLIAM COLLIER, JR, Jenne I, Lasky, first view prowident of the Famous Players Lasky cor AS YOUTHFUL LOVER Wiliam Collier, jr. son of Witllam poration, Miss fwanson's first pro- Juction as & star in ber own right io + noted New York stag ic in “The Bo t lay at the | will be “Everything For Sale.” an unamuelty powerful story, written by @& fumpour Hritteh author, whe he can port grown-up lever. Young been seen in many stage productions bad seen Mies Swanson in “Male land Female.” Mr. Lasky aud he was not at Wberty at this time to dis clone the nameof the author. BANISH ASTHMA FOREVER Ack your neighbor about Asth- suffering Write for R. M. B. Laboratories Suite 1070 Aloska Bid. feattlo, Wash. Over fifty years ago a young physician practiced widely in a rural district and | became famous for his uni- 'form success in the curing of disease, This was Dr. Pierce, who afterwards estab- lished himself in Buffalo, N. Y., and placed one of his | prescriptions, which he called “Golden Medical Discovery,’ jin the :drug stores of the | United States so that the |public could easily obtain jthis very remarkable tonic, corrective and blood-maker. Dr. Pierce manufactured this “Discovery” from roots and ‘barks—a corrective remedy, | the ingredients of which na- ture had put in the fields and | forests, for keeping us heal- |thy. Few folks or families | now living have not at some- time or dther used this |“Golden Medical Discovery” |for the stomach, liver and ; heart. Over twenty-four mil- j lion bottles of this tonic and | blood remedy have been sold jin this country. Picture Wednesday— Farewell to “The World —AND— His Wife” BOBWHITE | TOILET PAPER. ROGERS —IN— Rogers’ pleasing patter accompanies him on the screen and his incoherent wooing of the village milliner is a scream from the start. MACK SENNETT COMEDY “GREAT SCOTT” . PATHE NEWS ‘Alice Brady’s latest photoplay, “The New York Idea,” has been com- pleted. Little Mary Johanna Deamond will have a part in “A Broadway Cow boy.” Mary is Bill Desmond's little daughter, Bill is starred in the pic- ture, New Way to Remove Hairs Creates Sensation (Actually Takes Ont the Roots) ————_—_——. 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