The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1920, Page 3

Home of the Big Successes l Tonight and Friday Only ETHEL {™ glare of the stage— FH ithe clatter of jazz—the ghouts of the audiences. #f These feed her senses as she dances—the Apache dance that is the talk of the town! Then one day areal man takes her away. She loves him J bat tries to get back! Why? iCHESTER i Outing Scenic “Pipe the Penguin” in “Always Audacious” heart. Picture. CHESTER OUTING SCENIC— Thomas ntil Friday Night— ENID BENNETT Husband’s Friend” —an alluring and beau- tiful star in a role re- vealing the secret cham- hers in every woman's A Paramount “Pyrenees and Wooden Legs” A Comedy— “The Trouble Hunter” MALOTTE WURLITZER Coliseum News Coming Saturday— Meighan TODAYS PROGRAM LINPRTY — Fthet Clayton in ily Sparrow R—Nasimows te M—Rold Mennett in y riend | STRAND. Ke Melford’s “Neho’ Wite wer « o¢ an unusual t th the lw k 0 Judith fal ‘on Hadley, or CLEMMER “Madame Peacock,” mer this week, in one of the wt Vehicles ever provided In thy who thinks only then aw the gifted, but Inexperie wctress, gvho ri heights almost agair she makes full beauty and her ability to por sympathetic part convincing oe. | STRAND A pretty little Indian maid, tr planted from the woods of Canad an arigtocratic English home by is the character Mal ulienne § Mine Scott im not ALL WEEK NAZIMOVA in a dual role ae “MADAME PEACOCK” As the woman who relin quished with a shrug those things in life most people hold most dear. For what? CLEMMER MUSIC Liborius Hauptman Director iF erty — CONCERTS —— “Conrad in Quest of His Youth” Afternoon and Evening F A Seenic ‘hy In a Song Prologue SECOND NEAR SENECA LAST TIMES! |Today, Tomorrow MY WIFE A PARAMOUNT PICTURE ELLIOTT DEXTER—-MABEL SCOTT—MILTON SILLS OUR ADDED ATTRACTIONS ARE MURIEL FRANCES DANA and WALTER D. BEATON A Comedy “Madame ’ “Tre | | one | By | “The | at the Clem tual role of pampered star, of her own success tray a| husband, the son of wealthy parents ott The picture closes tonight. My Wife,” | Mix, opens Friday. yr ability te oad wint best for onl Scene ans | roughs, ato . her | té water, end. LIBERTY when she meet a rich young tle actress, COLONIE White Moll.” | Colorado,” Jane.” Torrent.” jon golf? | Poo! lwyn. room Romeo.” portr ay Indian which wan ne Miss Soott won t her portrayal of Necia, the were play by August ee “The Alibi,” eee from roles. written directly for | movie production, by the playwright ries Kenyon is to be produced by THE Gene Polar, who plays “Heholt My Wite™ te a sereen ver | gue sion of Sir Gilbert Parker's Transformation of a Savage.” | we eee Ethel Cayton has the charming | role in “The City photoplay which opened at the Lib erty Wednesday SEATTLE rAR “The Revenge of Tarzan” Will Close at the Rex Tonight “The Re ge of Tarzan,” the “Desert Love,” Te mr ANNOUNCE FIRST Imited praise ot Antonio Moreno has been “The | du scenes in “Three Sevens graph feature. Sparrow,” the Mine Clayton plays | Vitagraph's Western atudions. Milly, a little vaudevi! te actreaa, who! is injured while danc Dixcouraged by the knowledge that she will gever be again, Milly ie ready to gt 4 falls in bh mer, The Colonial t» featuring Poart White in “The White role—that of a reforme has turned settlement worker in the | sg ———. slume—and her experiences in seek ing to make criminals see the light) | Seattle Star scenario contestants | | ag she has seen it, round out @ plot filled with excitement. Frank Packard, author of “The Miracle Man,” wrote “The White Picture Patter Turman Van Dyke ts to appear op | posite Carmel Meyers in “Ciyderetia | “Out of the Sunset,” etarring Eva | Novak, has been rechristened “The | James Davis if making a movie |comedy designed to be a burlesque It's to be titled “Cowpasture Ford Sterling, one of the first | comedians to appear in movies, has just finished a comic titled ng in ber eet DOWLING HAS able to pertem e with | another inter |Jamin BL Hampto: yp Moll.” 4 thief who | ton | day's paper. NOW PLAYING Premier Seattle Showing PEARL WHITE | Thompson, deing made into a) | movie, It etary Fran Mayo. if In Her First Big Kight-Reel | sg deg jin to ta In at Onty| “The White Moll” | sa film veri or pili: |Mighet's novel, “Hruvver Jim's A Stirring Story lite in ‘mya Swe | New York’s Underworld BY FRANK L. PACKARD Author of “The Miracle Man” —EXTRA— Special Pictures of the Opening Football Gamo in the NEW STADIUM era = Pauline Stark is to appear in| WINELAND’S “Snow Blindness.” | ORCHESTRA Afternoons and Evenings Special Half - Hour * | Concert Every Sunday ae AT 1:30 P.M. ‘William, DeMille’s/\ PRODUCTION Coming Saturday photoplay adapted from one of the series of stories by Edgar Rice Bur- Tarzan, is the chap shown in Polar performs many daring athletic stunts dur- ing the course of the photoplay. starring Tom MORENO FEATURE the of several Los Angeles judges @ their dally docket for the past getting true atmosphere for the * which has | Junt been announced an his first Vita Production on thre picturtzation of this story, by Perley | Poore Sheehan, is about to begin at IMPORTANT ROLE Joseph J. Dowling, famous char the future | ®¢ter actor of the filma, is now play: |f} doesn't look quite so black to the it. |' ing role in Ben: # allstar pleture. the role of the Egyptian in “There Was a King in r. Hampton's photoplay of | Norma Lormier’s novel, a colorful An Fthoda, the White MoM, Mina | 4 exciting romance written around has an exceedingly atrong| th discovery of. the tomb of ARkna- News for J, Parker Read, Jr- | will be found on page 13 of to | | i} Satisfactory Terms Always THE GROTE-RANKIN Go) OTTO F. KEGEL President, CAGE 3 Exceptional Value Mahogany or Walnut Bedroom Suite as Pictured PERFECTLY congenial, beautiful bedroom for some member of the family this Christmas will“make for greater cheer and happiness throughout the A home all year. $175 + ate The suite pictured consists of four pieces and is an exceptional value. 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