The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1920, Page 3

s TUESDAY, NOVEMPER 10, 1920, AN OPEN LETTER TO SEATTLE SWEETHEARTS Dear Sweethearts: It may be that without your knowledge the parents of one of you (and perhaps the parents of both) are not entirely satisfied with “the match” you are making. Assume (we are now addressing the boy) that your parents did seriously object to your lady friend. You yourself feel proud of her, and quite naturally so. But someone in your family has a different opinion. Further assume that, because of this difference of opinion, you decided to “leave it all” home elsewhere. But to do this, you also decided you would let your parents have their own way and you would sacrifice the association of your lady friend. and make your Milton Sills did just that. But he even went further. He married a savage type of girl; sent her home to his parents to “spite” them. They “double-crossed” Milton. They made a real lady out of the savage. And when he returned, his once savage wife had been transformed into a highly cultured lady. Now to address the girl. Suppose you were in the place of the savage young woman. You learned that your husband married you, not for yourself, but to *Fevenge a wrong. Assume that you had gone through this period of transformation and your deceptive hus- band returned. He dro giveness. Would you RE. on his knees and begs for- ALLY forgive him? Mabel Scott did forgive her husband—and Milton Sills was that husband. . The entire story is not only told, but is convincingly i in George Melford’s Paramount production, “Behold My Wife,” which is now attracting thousands to the Strand Theatre. There is a wonderful lesson to be learned by both of you. Just satisfy your curi- osity and see “Behold My Wife” at the STRAND THEATRE NOW. You .may not have this chance Always the Best for the Liberty Guest ISE. GLAUM in “LOVE MADNESS” Will Close Tuesday Night _ WEDNESDAY<For 3 Days Only— She nests in old rookeries and theatrical boardin ing to fly away. her wish! houses, yearn- ne day she has LOVE DAVIS ON THE WURLITZER Teddy, a big black bear, has an important part in “The Teaser,” Qor othy Dalton’s latest picture wre) 6 “Kismet,” starring Otis Skinner, will be shown in Seattle soon eee “Fatty” Arbuckls sailed last week from New York for a month’x vaca tion in Europe see Thomas Meighan had to grow a | beard for his role in “The Quarry,’ | his latest Paramount picture 2. William B. Davidson, leadin, for Elaine Hammerstein in ; Dear Kirby,” siderable reputation The windstorm which swept N fern New J ney. last week, xiderable . ture village Lee studio. © man “Poor | “- |r Enid Bennett comes to the Cott-| seum Wednesday in “Her Husba var eth s usband's Dr. Kline, Chiropodist, See Classified ENID BENNETT Her Husbands Friend J CHESTER OUTING SCENIC “PYRENEES AND WOODEN LEGS” MALOTTE ON THE WURLITZER Rae SEATTLE he White in White Mott KEN —"The Kevenge of ‘Tarean,” ¢ country's coming and actre whe ) wtock compl w umber of parts they are t wing the profe 1 with the t sining © would probe sion entirel given von red in rep confidentially told ad become dix amount of work she 1 upon to do during the Juction of “Madame Peacock" that of her first seasons as an act sed and appeared in u new play each who t the night At the simova is Appears as lebrity, and a would-be actrens, Kita Welman wrote “ee the story COLISEUM thy figure in “A turess,” the film Dalton ia a fascinating ‘Indian Maiden! Becomes Member of Aristocratic English Family The little Indian girl, eying herself so admiringly in the| mirror, is Mabel Julienne Scott, heroine of “ ja very entertaining photoplay which is being. shown at the group o number Mina Dalton plays the role of a lyoung girl who goes on the «tage jand later falls in love with a college } football star, Her mother's ambition to marry her off to a wealthy count up the romance, but ally finds a way This picture closes tonight eee | COLONIAL A dramatic prologue ta one of the features of “The White Moll,” tb lay starring Peart White the Colonial thin week. It shows thief robbing the poor box in the church, Before the eyes of his own Gaughter bre in kill How the da to reforming e in the main st at er devotes her life a is then taken up REX The Revenge of Tarzan” contin ues to be «& drawing card at the Ieex | Gene Pollar as Tarzan i» the character, This actor is called upon to do many daring stunts. He leaps from tree to tree, battles with ant mals of the jungle, and in one scene he even leaps from @ tree top onto | the back of a Hon. ‘Why Be Afraid | ‘et What You Like Best, Net Fol- j low 1 With @ Stuart's Dys- Pepsia Tablet. | When the stomach soure or be- comes gansy, with heartburn, it neods the alkaline effect Co offset the acid {s-alvo a singer of con. | 4 Ket Crom ene or prin Table mpt many p Dorothy Dalton in “A’ Romantic Ad- venturess,” Leaves Tuesday Night He has never seen her. before. Whi chances upon her, soon they are over their heads in Then he discovers she is the love. woman he’s been paying A Comedy— “THE TROUBLE HUNTER” of Good Food ? Strand. Mabel is wondering if she couldn't pile her hair up on her head, put on a fancy dress and look just as pretty as any of the other girls, “Behold My Wife” Pinero. Canadian Northwest. is from the pen of Sir Arthur Wing It tells of a wealthy chap who leaves home for the He marries a young Indian girl and sends her home to his aristocratic family. Events which follow are filled with excitement, Everyone Has Equal Chance for Prize ise Glaum, movie actrens for | chief | one her acting Inasmuch as the seen: that will win the three prizes of and $1,000. must be fitted to Mins Glaum's talents, this is @ fine op unity for all who are In the race must have a new at in the reason the tawards are to be given. The prizes |reurdiess of form, which will fur Tinh new suitable idean. may be ax brief as ghree or four pages and may be written In feru lar narrative, Rynopais or any other style that is clear and sugmente plenty of actfon Are you going to compete? | thone which, will provide fame and fortune for the winning writers? If you are interested, see Louine @aum and) then write a good story around her, Read has ed he will buy of] scenarios he can use whe or they win prizes or not So th Chances are many. Seattle Is the sixth city that ia in the contest Pacific coast Fach farios to the grand. judges, and they | will select the thrée best of the 18 which they receive as the prize winning mantiseripts. ‘The rer ing 16 Will probably tnctude that Read will wish to purchase. Don't forget, the contest closes the night of January 1 Louis Joseph Vance has left the Pacific coast for his home at West |pore, Conn., but before he entrained he gave this message for the reg urpose or for any pe ket. This is wrong Seattle StarJ. Parker 1 think Read, are offered for! the best scenarios, | The stortes | Do pears in “Love Madness” jyou want your story to be amons | the Liberty this weck. Jelty will send ite three best scen- | ral | Jr., | ontest will do a great deal to pro: | en he yvading— alimony!! 2: Paramount Vieture ont ¥ COLISEUM NEWS Coming Saturday—Thomas Meighan in “Conrad in Quest of His Youth” — Louise Glaum as she ap- at preliminary to inviting a myriad scripts for consideration “Everybody hax a chance to win money in the scenario field. Per. smally I feel that the child as well ax the grownup Is capatile. “Agnin, it evidences the creative thread of the American mind. “Thirdly, it speaks well for the future of the. silent drama, “My advice is—WRITE, WRITE, WRITE! "There is room in the literary and screen realms for any number of enpable writers, any number of First--Send in your name, ad dress, age and preseht occupa Uon to the Contest Editor, Seat tle Star. This constitutes your registration in the competition 8 d—Be guided by the daily nts in the Seattle Star, In this newspaper exclusively wil! be found advice to contestants and everything of interest to |! writers who wish to avail them. selves of this special opportun: ity Third—Stady the type of roles most eultable to Louise Glaum, for your story must fit Fourth—Make your re as brief as possible, The be in any form in which you choose to submit them. Advice |} along this line will be given you thru this newspaper day by day. |! Fifth-No one is barred from this contest, Every one has an qual chance to win. TARZAN” See Tarzan, the ape man, at grips with a bloodthirsty tion! The Comedy is a big one with— Behold My Wife,” RSS ~ Satisfactory Terns Always me GROTE RANKINGS OTTO F. REOLL, Prostdent | | | Specially Priced Gift Suggestions From Our First Floor Toy Section Cee 29e and Carts, All-metal Wagons illustrated, finished bright wheels, black 29¢. priced special, Dressed Dolls, Each 98c A large assortment of beautifully dressed Dolls— 17 inches tall—are priced special, each, 98¢. Rubber-Tired Automobile $8.25 Bright colored Auto! | mobiles with 34-inch ] wheel base and 10-inch rubber - tired wheels, are priced at $8.25. as red with are each, Overland Automobile $9. 85 A striking light blue Automobile with 88-inch wheel base and 1014-inch rubber-tired wheels, sae each, $9.85. Expres Wagons $1.45 All - metal Wagons, their finished bright with black gear; cial, each, $1.45. Handcar Speeders $6.10 One of the most popular wheel toys with ou children—these Speeders have 12-inch drive whi priced sh be 10, Roll-a-Ski Coaster $1 $1.55 These are sturdy Coasters, rupning.on three braced wheels, their bodies of selected special at $1.55. Express trays red spe- ” Rubber-Tired Velocipede $5.20 Boys. will enjoy a Velocipede better than any other toy if it is easy running— | ) these have adjustable leather seats and rubber tires; special, each, $5.20. KLe™ MER ALL WEEK NAZIMOVA in a dual role. —IN— “MADAME PEACOCK” As the woman who relin quished with a shrug thosg, things in life most people hold most dear, For what? CLEMMER MUSIC Liborius Hauptman Director worth while stories. If you have an idea—and they should be plentiful in every healthful, imaginative mind study the best methods of expres. sion and don't be afraid your prod- t will not’ stand up against the ‘ork of others, lave confidence in yorself, your ideas, in your expression.” in NOW PLAYING Premier Seattle Showing Her First Big Eight Reel Zonmsetsonry — CONCERTS —— Afternoon and Evening twite - samen ie oa — EXTRA! — Special Pictures of the Opening Football Game In the New U. of W. Stadium WINELAND’S ORCHESTRA Afternoons and Evenings SPECIAL HALF-AH0UR CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY AT 1:30