The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1920, Page 3

From “A Mountain Europa,” by John Fox, Jr. This brilliant young star brings ‘a refreshing characterization to | you in the life of the unusual, picturesque mountain girl, who falls in love with a city dweller after she has avowed her love for a mountain sweetheart! “PIGS IN KAVA” . A Chester Scenic THE Liberty Features Young Actress | Lovely little Mary Miles| Minter, who comes fo the Lib- erty today in “A Cumberland |Romance,” an adaptation from the John Fox, jr., story, | “A Mountain Europa.” It is a drama of mountaineer life,| tense and yet sweet, It is a clean, wholesome love story, and the dainty little star ws | supported by a fine cast, in- cluding John Bowers and Monte Blue. } \¢ im RIDDLE: Wo! A | eraidine Parrar 4 op |portunity to wear some stunning gowns, much to the delight of femi nine movie fans. An» Lilla Olrik, the “tiger woman” of the story, Mins Farrar displays weveral evening gowns of stunning and daring cut, some gossamery frilly, Imeey negligees, some richly |ximple dresses, and afternoon frocks } of varying style and fabrica | “The Riddle: Woman” was present ed on the stage some time ago with! | Bertha Kalich tn the stellar role. | eee | STRAND | Quinine was a drug of which the Southern hospitais were very badly} need during the latter days of the leivil war, The lengths to which the/ | Southern epies went to obtain the precious drug are shown in the |screen version of William Gillette's “Held by the Enemy,” at the Strang | thin week. | How a young Southern widow risks all to induce a Yankee brigade surgeon to give her a supply of the medicine that she might send it to lher suffering countrymen, consti | tutes one of the high spots in the photoplay. COLISEUM Because of the elaborate nat@re of the sets called for in “The Branded Woman,” Norma Talmadge'’s latest picture, which is being shown at the Coliseum this week, Hugo Ballin was engaged to design them. The scenes of the Far Rast reveal an open market place and @ slave. SEATTLE | “Little did I realize that T could STAR Fame and Fortune May Be Yours; Join Scenario Contest, CONTEST RULES 1, Send in your name and address, age and present occupation to the Contest Editor, The Seattle Star, This constitutes your registration in the | ition. he guided by the daily accounts tn The Star. Study types or roles most sultable to Louise Giaum, for your story | must Gt this star 4. Make scenarios os brief as possible, ‘They may be in any form you | wish to submit them, 5. Contest closes at midnight, December 1. Good afternoon! JI concentratively applied mynelf to Have you enrolled tn the J. Parker | the work Read, Jr-Heattlo Star scenario con-| “It was Just much an opportunity tout? If not, do #0 today. Heed the call of opportunity and | place your name among the ambi aspiring young writers who raped what may prove to be © of a lifetime.” vented itnelf to me many y and which resulted in offer! career RECOGNITION WON QUICKLY “I put my shoulder to the wheel and before I realized it I found my | welt « ned the author of a screen | suceess, Every one of my colleagues | will aswure you that It was not genius} on my part, nor was ft a miracte, it} was just study and hard work.” ne has an equal chanes tn The his contest 600 and second and third scenarios suitable for production by J. Parker Read, Jr, as starring ve hicle for Louise Gis “Ap yournelt the task tn | hand,” said Robert Steck, who, with | *. Morse, has created the | © Stewart Edward Wh T 4 Woman,” Miss Glaum is starred the prine Louls Joseph Vanes, known the world over as the creator of the brillant and popular “Lone Wolf” stories, and who has lately turned bis talent to the screen drama, voleed his appreval of Bteck’s ad. vies to the young writer, and aad. | pied: “C idence tn one's Jan tnvatual |ncreen aut SCENARIO CALL -|18 URGENT Talmadge Sisters Are|,,!22 2% Mt, Back in Old U. S. A. Star scenario contest should Sisana. Caiotenen Natatie |° the paramount personal art Talmadge, with their moth@r, Mra. ding Fred Talmadge, and nh M 4 good Mterature,” advised | Schenck, head of the Talmadge com | Stevens. panies, are back in the good old| toad the daily newspapers to fol U. 8. A. again after @ twommonths|low the trend of current events vacation abroad. They arrived at| “Hut do not read simply to be/ New York the other day on the|reading. One must absorb the con-|f| Imperator. The Talmadge sisters | tents of that which he is reading |f} are enthusiastic about their trip, and/and put it away, as ie were, in a| are not only planning to return to| mental pigeonhole, subject to cali at |i] Franca, England and Spain next his wish create a suce y until and The writer's mind must} year, but to go to Japan as well. |be as a human encyclopedia. Kieth Norma and Constance returned| “By reading and concentrating to work at their New York studio|one will cultivate an art which con: | noon after their arrival. Constance | tributes to successful screen writ bas started “Mamma'’s Affair,” | ing.” picturization by John Emerson and | Anita Loos of Rachel Barton's well known Broadway production of the} same name, while Norma has begun | her fourth First National production, “Satan's Paradise.” "Satan's Pare dine” has been adapted for the screen by Paul Anthony Kelly and Albert! Parker from “On Principle,” a novel by Andrew Soutar. Harrison Ford, Come on tn—the chances are fine! Write @ scenario, Fame and fortune ts the stake! Register Now! Seanarto Contest EAier, Heatlle Star: Satisfactory Terms Always me GROTE-RANKINCO. | ANNEX TOR The Section of Lower-priced Fur- niture Offers Some Astonishingly Good Values, Among Which Are: 5 Ivory Enameled Chiffoniers, with large plate glass mirrors, priced, each 1 Ivory Enameled Dressing Tables, with triplicate mirror, priced, each. 8 Solid Oak Dining Tables, with 42- inch tops that extend to 6 feet, each.. $34.75 .$34.75 $19.75 10 Jacobean Oak Dining Tebles in William and Mary period design. These have 45-inch tops and extend to 6 feet, each...... $48.50 19 Kitchen Cabinets, made of oak with metal exten- sion work table, elevated flour bin with flour sifter, suspended sugar bin, tea, coffee and spice jats and other conveniences, Priced, each £0<0012 coccccocscecnase $21.75 25 Rockers in waxed and fumed oak finish, built of solid quarter-sawed oak, with full box wood seats, $7.95 These rockers are very comfortable and substantial; priced each. who has just come from the Pacific coast after signing a year's contract with Mr. Schench to play leads in both Norma’ Constance’s pie. tures, will have an important role in “Satan's Paradise.” PRETTY BLONDE TO APPEAR WITH RAY Chartes RAY has again drafted a Chrintie comedy girl for his leading woman. She # Laura La Plante, pretty blonde leading lady of 17, who is to appear in Ray's First Nw tional production just started, Miss La Plante comes right on the heels of Dorothy DeVore, another of Christie's leading ladies, who was ing role of “Mary” in | block, where Norma, as the heroine, is sold at public auction, with donkeys, camels, and natives in plo ‘atmasyhere.” eee | REX ithsiatailiaatidlimtiaaaii Sergeant Ivan de Villars, the “fly. ing cowboy,” who made a daring parachute jump from an airplane over Elliott pay last Saturday, is telling his exciting midair expert- ences to the Rex patrons until Fri- day night only, “Sky-Bye,” a sen- parachute is on exhibition in the Minutes From Broadway.” Al Christie met Charlie Ray several days ago and the latter facetiously move his productions over to the Chriatie plant; it would facilitate the matter of getting girls, First Shave in 40 Years Causes Chil VENTURA, Cal, Nov. 3-—J. M Baker talked hoarse several days, the 1 hereby enter the Seattle Mar-J. || Parker Bead, Jr., $5,000 scenarie con- test, ree | | RARF CEB Hee ae oe a ae Occupation —.-—--—-----—-—— ~~. Recipe to Make a j Gray Hair Remedy A. lL, Paulson, M. D., who has loaned to Charlie Ray for the lead.| Practiced medicine in New York City | “Forty-Five |for many years, gave out the follow-| jing recipe for a home-made gray hair | streaked or faded turned black, remedy: “Gray, hair can be quickly turesque comtume, lending @ touch Of | remarked that he thought he might|brown or light brown, whichever |shade you desire, by the following |remedy that you can make at home: “Merely get a box of Orlex powder at any drug store. It costs very lit tle and no extras to buy. it in 2 and comb it through the hair, Full ‘directions for use and a gold bond guarantee come in each box. “It iw safe, does not rub off, is not mational airplane romance, taken un. | réemult of a deep cold, after a barber | sticky or greasy, and leaves the hair der the auspices of the United States | had induced him to have his whiskers | fluffy. air service, is also being shown, A | shaved for the first time tn 40 years, person look twenty years younger.” It will make a gray-haired Dissolve om. of distilled or rain water He Forgot His Own |° Orders and—Blooey! VALPARAISO, Ind, 3 Joneph Crowe forgot he had ordered & wire cable stretched across a bridge Nov. “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN?” |i Is it the Choice between Love and Duty? What comes “ONCE TO EVERY | WOMAN?” Is it Temptation? What comes “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN?” Is tt Love at First Sight? What comes “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN?” Is ft the Chance for Riches? perintendent was repairing, when he drove his auto onto bridge, the top was jerked off, an@t he sustained probably fatal injurieg, ] TRY SULPHUR ON Costs Little and Overcomes Treated, Almost Over Night Any breaking out of the skin, eves fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly |overcome by applying Mentho-Suk phur, declares @ noted skin a Because of its germ destroying ‘ erties, this sulphur preparation ine stantly brings ease from skin irrites: tion, soothes and heals the right up and leaves the skin and smooth. , It seldom fails to relieve the ment without delay, Sufferers skin trouble should obtain a jar of Mentho-Sulpbur from any good \ druggist and use it like cold cream, —— lobby. eee COLONIAL Her real name waa Maxie Darnton and she dreamed of a home, with a green lawn and chickens in the back yard. On the billboards her name was Mile, Gabrielle St. Simon, ‘Queen of the Ar,” her specialty being to leap trom @ balloon hun- dreds of feet in the air. Stich ts the heroine of “Pink Tights,” the comedy |drama which opened at the Colonial today. « Giadys Walton and Jack Perrin head the cast. “Edgar Goes Exploring”—a Comedy | SOMETHING PATHE REVIEW — PATHE NEWS PRETTY SERIOUS HAPPENED The love romance of a little circus performer. Out of the sky a bit of this- tledown —a vision in pink tights and spangles—floated and dropped on the minister’s house! LOEW PALACE HI] CONTINUOUS «EC TION S HARRIS yh Man Until Friday night only— “Held by the Enemy” A Paramount drama ' ” of love and 4 ae - Be y “A TRAY FULL OF TROUBLE” De Loxe TOMORROW, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A GREAT NEW SHOW--EXTRA FINE VAUDEVILLE “Follow Me, Girls” A Somewhat Different Musical Revue Fredericks, Ellsworth and Thomas Fixeoliont Singing Trie TODAY Thursday and Friday “PINK TIGHTS” One of the most beautiful, human, whole some stories ever written WINELAND’S ORCHESTRA Afternoons and Evenings Special Half-Hour Concert 12:30 Sundays Florence Henry and Company In the Comedy Playlet “THE REAL REMEDY” ‘ Carle and Inez In “A Doorstep Romeo” Helen Miller X ylophoniat A Sure-Fire Emotional Thriller of the underworld and the.upper crust MALOTTE On the WURLITZER A Scenic Comedy “Wanderlust” 4 Feature Photoplay “THE STRANGER” WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST Coliseum , News ast—Jack Holt, Agnes Ayre: Hawley, Lewis Stone, Robert Cain, Clarence Geldart, Walter Hie: COM Lionel Barrymore in Afternoon Prices .. The Master Mind” Childre