The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1920, Page 3

SEATTLE ATTORNEY, WITNESSED ‘The LOVE ILAWYER AND WHEN ASKED ABOUT THE PICTURE, HE SAID: “Great. A positively wonderful production. It exempli- fies how the law can sometimes be applied to the innocent, especially when some agents of a detective agency find they must always get their man! There have been miscarriages of justice and how this could happ«.’is vividly portrayed in the photoplay, “The Love Lawyer!’ It is truly a great picture.” MR. ALLEN APPARENTLY WAS MUCH SATISFIED WITH The LOVE LAW YER NOW ATTRACTING THOUSANDS TO THE STUNNING Walter Beaton, Scotch baritone OTHER FEATURES ARE “Fire,” a Chester outing scenic “Big Deeds,” a wonderful electrical subject. REID AT THE SUBERI; IN A SATURDAY EVENING POST THRILLER— “Aways Audacious’ A Paramount Picture Everybody in Seattle realized how engag- ing, how charming, how delightfully en- tertaining a motion picture THOMAS MEIGHAN in Seare of His Youth’’ Instead of one obese week we would have to run it four! As it is, your last chances come tonight and Friday. A Paramount Superspecial Picture! — “SICILY” Organ Solo by MALOTTE Coming Saturday— “TWIN BEDS” THE SEATTLE STAR Prizefighter Becomes Criminal Lawyer and Prominent Socially x yee This weod- leaking shah is Mahlon Hamilton w eho is “The Love Lawyer.” at the Strand this week in NT ae Aha playing When the story opens Mahlon hides his good looks behind a shaggy beard of several weeks’ growth, but before the final reel he has had a shave above. | The rise of a low-brotw prizefighter to a great criminal law-| the basis of the plot. yer and polished gentleman is . CLEMMER |} DO WOMEN LIKE WILD MEN OR MILD MEN? Do they find the amateur handy man around the house as interesting | an the bandy-man around the ladies? Do they prefer to bored? It's hard to make any gen eral rule, perhaps, but Angelica, the | “Parlor, Bed lemmmer this pretty little heroine of room and Bath,” at the week, wanted a ithe honest to-goc labout-town you stories, Reggie contrived to convince her he was that kind of a gay dog. But after the marriage—then pretense |and deceit wasn't so easy to sustain Disiusions and complicationg en | sued. | “Partor, jor, Betrogm and Bath* fen d of man bout in serial You May Want to Give | | In REAL, life an well as in REEL plays which most faithfully dra- matize and interpret human affairs, animals often play an important if |not determining part. | Many a man’s and woman's fate has been determined by @ dog, a horse, a cat-—even a mouse. f an animal or two frequently orevides means for y relief to the stern- er developt: of the action. And the love of millions of folks for a dog has often heightened interest in a | pleture in which he plays bis elumay or intelligent part. | All of which may prove a “huneh” for you to give “Runtié” a role with | Louise Giaum, sereen star, in that prize script you are writing for her in the J, Parker Read, Jr.Seattle | Star $5,000 scenario ‘contest. | “Runtie” in Loulne Glaum’s pet bulldog—a very tiny edition. Ho accompanies her everywhere: on her horseback canters, on the golf links, to the studio and “locations” and about town In Los Angeles whore Mixa Glaum lives, He's a screen star, too, tn his saucy, waggiah way, and he knows as much as any dog can be expected to know about the technique of film acting. Mild and gentle when he's treated right, but a bundle of fury when he thinks his heroine needs his protect tion, “Runtie” “on” something “on” your daughter, who was about to marry well! Would you “spring it”? Mollie Hasdock nearly succeeded in disgracing her’ own daughter, but “Heliotrope” is a four-footed char. | “Runtie” Contest Role; He’s Screen Star, Too |acter to inspire the Imagination of 4 script in the scenario contest, Meet “Runtie” in the photo here. with—«miling contentedly in the basket on Louise Glaum's arm. And if you haven't begun that lecenario for the $5,000 prizes— |bo 1T Now! TODAY AND FRIDAY LAST TIMES rT] The Secret Gif 99 Harry arrived on the scene§} in time. If scandal, come and see “HELIOTROPE” you want tof) know more about this little) BEAUTIFUL—APPEALING— HUMAN WINELAND’S SUPERB ORCHESTRA SPECIAL HALF-HOUR CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY AT 1:30 and ts again the handsome be worrted or | Whelp. evory lover of animals who tx writing | chap you see |®ereen version of the famous Broad way stage farce ose | COLISEUM “Conrad tn Quest of Mis Youth,” m this an. r who, ete out find the Hils tire dix ure when he bunts Up a wweetheart of his younger years and ff her the very plump wife jot an riend, and the proud mother of four children, | Conrad's dimappointments are many until he lands in England, where he meets a pretty girl and he discovers that all the romance has not gone out of his life | for his old home town playmates of hie youth. appointment ove ee LIBERTY the screen. piay at the Liberty this week, In which Wallace Reid Is star ring, you are miming a real treat. | Reid plays a dual role in this photo- play. He portrtiys two entirely dit ferent types of men, one the hero and the other a scheming and vil lainoux crook, and he puts them both | over to perfection. | A delightful romance adds much to the interest of the story. eee COLANIAL “The Secret Gift.” the ffm play! which opened at the Colonial Wed nesday, in decidedly a novel picture The plot is without a béro, a heroine, a vampire or @ villain, It is just & Picturesque scenes in New York's | Fast Side, where the foreign popula tion lives, are faithfully repre A. Gladys Wilson, a new little n beauty; Lee Kohimar, Cart Gerrard and Jennie Lee are included in the cast, j REX Tom Mix lives up to his reputa- tion of being a daredevil stunt per: | former in his latest picture “Desert Love,” at the this week. During the action Mix is ented | upon to save the life of Dolly, sister of hin swee' The situation forces Mix standing pe each of tw villian. 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