The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1920, Page 8

HAVE YOU SEEN IT YET? Better hurry, for it seems as if everybody in town is trying to get in! FATTY ARBUCKLE —IN— “The Life of the Party” Irvin Cobb's big Saturday Evening Post story that is making this the jolliest Christmas week ever at this theatre! A Paramount Picture. LOVE DAVIS on the WURLITZER MERMAID COMEDY “April Fool” PATHE NEWS Jensen & Von Herberg Local News the wet while M Reid was at work 1 B. DeMille’s new albstar jon, based on “The Affairs of and said “Point The m canine looked around ir great perturbation and finally sight a stuffed deer head—the | thing he could see resembling game and “pointed” faithfully until re | Ueved of the command ANTONIO MORENO ACTS AS REFEREE Antonio Moreno recently refereed te boxing match at the Arizona state | prison, when he spent making scenes for his Vitagraph production, “Three Sevens,” in which he appears as a convict, The fight was for the prison championship. Later Mr was umpire at o ball game. the prison cham onehip. Vitagraph star ts WALLY'S noc Wallace Reid has a fine bird dog. Which is splendidly trained. The} - @ther day some one saw the dog on MEXICO CITY.—Felix Diaz, form er Mexican revolutionary leader | ported to be in Guatemala, plan campaign against Mexican govern- ment re —Sooty Face and Chinky, whose adventures in the heart of Frisco’s Chinatown and underground dens are causing a riot of fun and thrills wherever they are seen. Coliseum Concert Orchestra 34 Artists under ARTHUR KAY Playing Selection From Victor Herbert’s “Mlle. Modiste” MALOTTE on the WURLITZER VANITY COMEDY — “Without a Wife” Natural Bridges ee ee ee some time | TODAY'S Pnoar LiMnry— 1 Arbuckle in “The | COLISEUM Weel ty sTRAND nant. 1AL—Tom HN GARDEN-—Dougtas Pair. | The Mark of Zor: 1 Th Warner in “Dice of Destiny RB. WARNER gives a oy H gentleman crook tiny,” the film pla Jinn Dice at the in Rex this week Jimmy heb Junt released from prixon, comes of a former pal, Pll latter has the Preston, hter named Nancy, | of Jewelry thie an th been shot empl head om Tier ‘ ot James T tat wang ney has Doyle rney has a wh sworn to clean out cted te and is carefully time of his rele Jimm ia ext look up Preston watched from the r | Mm prine he wounds he tolen jew jon of Jimmy Doyle Jimmy els to Tier effort in made send him back ¢ N jeal gang He breaks out us member Timmy te sent t a and flees wit howpital ppendicit who finds it his bu erney ferer Doyle opern ‘Tierne plea and de Fate the cane f Nar ides pare them nm brings m the espionage BLUE MOUSE crowds flocked to John Ham. | ick's beautiful new theatre, the I Mouse, Saturday and Sunday Great 20 | to wit neas the inith Fur an the problems of mar \ for i nace,” ama of It, haw} ding characters a fri indifferent actress and a se marry and their we the Ma stand iftah | etart | nding who arreling on portra wub- title ich sayn ike a furnace—you good chance of being t ng iago in| such ore are and thru { may find a rich ¥ retandir The cast x very ood, Jimmie Pat rick in the hushand and Agnes Ayre the wife. Milton 8 ar derstood hero, carries off the acting | honors. Betty Frabisco ax hix «weet heart is charming, and Theodore berta, as usual, adds much to the muccena of the film, “The Furnace” is a good dramatic photoplay | Wiliam .D. Taylor directed) the story, which was written by “Pan,” | the noted English author. The scenes are laid in England. oe in, an the m CLEMMER Romance, adventure, humor and settings of picturesque beauty. “The | Mark of Zorre,” Douglas Fairbanks }latest pleture, ¢ hem all and |more besides, California of a hun |dred years ago, when it was part of the Mexican state, haa supplied al jtackground for the deeds of American, D'Artagnan, of reckless bravery and hairbreadth escapes. “Doug” impersonates a wealthy young Spanish noble who, in his proper person, is an indolent embe cile, the despair of his father and of jhis charming sweetheart. When he allies forth a masked black figure on @ black horse, the terrible Zorro, he rescues the opprenn nd leaves The Mark of Zorro,” a “Z" on the would-be assailant. His sense of humor never leaves him, He plays silly tricks an a languid gentleman jand vicious ones as an outlaw, He |makea love with the genius of a Cyrano and uses his sword like Row tand’s famous hero, amiling while he} discomfits his a cool, wary and dangerous swordsman Incidentally the w and direc tor of the ful of the banks. an opponents, r io have been mind athletic prowesn of Fair and he has been given open ings without number to hurl him self oF thru; onto and up to all orts of obs with his usual ex hilirating da h. “The Mark of Zorro” is being} shown at the Clemmer. eee LIBERTY , 2 y Arbuckle’s latest comedy The Life of the Party the Lit erty, is decidedly a bell-rir A satire on a certain sort of Ameri can office efficiency in predominate n¢ Life of the Party.” The hero is a young lawyer who oloun | | dead, YES! TODAY And Every Monday is BARGAIN DAY CLYDE COOK in “ALL WRONG” Make It a Big Bargain, Too! THE SEATTLE STAR Lillian Rich and H. B. Warner in a scene from “Dice of Sto Geonacte Contes Editor, Seat Destiny,” the photoplay at the Rez this week | - SEEMICEGCISS money for a fine set of officer. have heen inct re " one perhag an | 4 otherw in the outer offices re-| Walk ys W ) ti nve as 1 natantly to his call on the #@-|E 1 tend ‘ ' r mora work at oF to be Jordan in that the most | ¢p hard elf tah fone two minu Then the Se e ie « ! ‘ . ‘ ew picture, “Love ching f im to Go but sit ,| who no more d be left out of the rules of the jonely grandeur and put up a bluff.| Mix pleture t puld ¢ ats t His office eafe is @ cellar aay, | pd. rend calla Het eta ou “pe MISS CHILDERS IN ward of push buttous, In ecre The ¢ er.” @ screen ver-| supporting Tom Moore in his next artes) clorkn ; tellar ve “Mr. Barnes of New aoe haya at avery. , ‘ from the novel and play of ation in akte tle by Archibald Clavering Another p will be Naomi Childers, who the « wat 6 uo r Horne a Re pic a ave 1 rompers. His dif " y mas t rel br t Ss ttl Patria ene x pemnageryne tongues with success. The old king of song Ju bu n an important role |is dead, but he will find consolation i thru Taure's influecce sad. prates.| inthe love of bentifal Hea wagging a 1 an ty is again stirred in| Now comes Bianca, his first and A ma doona’s breast, She arouses | truest love, and announces that ies the Jealousy of Honino, and there t nino is their son. She pleads with COLISEUM | pandemonium behind the scenes with | Paurel to give up Ethel for the boy's Little Weeley Rarry, the clever] =, noortant performance going onjeske. Superb egotist that be has a} Pil e R gen: Basiee jin front. Ethel pro de | ways been, Paurel refuses until re re a Paurel may announce her enguge-|minded of his, intense selfishness his own way in “Dinty " | plage Haha Pega Fox gao oe Le ement to him, and be ts en + inj Por the first time in his life he ote, wateh bs love to do so, But the exciting| makes & supreme sacrifices The Cofiteum this week ~ BA Chinese pearl acnugeting, under| "Ones break bis throat down, de [Great Lover of women becomes in a ground passages, concealed doore (atrorine his voice The talented supreme moment a Great Lover of and a torture chamber are some of the th Neilan angle “Dinty” in a babe in arms when Doreen O'Sullivan (won: by nm Moore), a to meet her young ings w production « his mother jerfully played comen to Amert hustand. In arma she carries him scromn the continent to San Fran cisco, where her husband is waiting. At the long journey’s end there is none to meet them. All day the young wife and mother waite with her babe, At eventide comes a kindly woman to tell her the husband in killed by accident moment during long yearn works at hant labor to bring up her but she exhausts her strength 5 bed-ri »port her The adventures and ferapes Into which little “Dinty” gets in his effort to help run down the kidnaper of the district attorney's daughter adde thrills galore to the pleture, which is not without a goodly supply of com. edy situations Besides Miss Moore, the child star in surrounded with a clever cast of players. Doreen boy COLONIAL Tom Mix ts starring at the Colo nial in “The Texa Mix in seen Renton happy-go-lucky One trick after another gets him into no end of overtakes him. love eum. « «irl from the I by Gloria Hope excapades, Romance throws her sug his head whe t—pla meets the irrepr sible cowpuncher ani encourages him to win the world’s champion. ship in a rodeo, Incidentally the most hair-raising events of the re cent annual rodeo at Prescott, Ariz, ALL WEEK Here's the picture in which the world’s greatest expo- nents of good cheer and hu mor gives you 4 genuine riot of fun and thrills— DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS —IN— “THE MARK OF ZORRO” CLEMMER ‘MUSIC Liborius Hauptman Director CERTS Afternoon and I h give this Marshall) melodramatic | From that | n when he learns to al rar-coated | n Alice Mar: | Noted Actor Plays Role of Crook in Photoplay at Rex j j | | i | | | young MONDAY, DECEMPER 27, 1 Clothes Cost Star Big Sum of Money Loulse Glaum, the beautiful star who in to be featured in the winning “ howen by the Judges in the J, Parker Read, Jr.Beattle Star t pietur Love . J. Parker the ba ft A t ppalling what a t hunk r he f ng th The type of character she is now Scenario Contest Conditions The J. Parker Read, jr-Seat le Star seenario competition is for three prizes ageregating $5,000, The first award in & cneh sum of $2,500, with $1,500 and $1,000 respectively, to be awarded to the second and third prize stocks pultable for produc tion in motion picture form. In event of @ te each of the tying contestants shall receive the full amount ef the prise for whieh they are Ged. ‘The contest is open to all You may write your ideas in any form. All ;cenarios will be considered from the basic stand point of quality of kdea—not of form, The contest closes January 1, 1921. All scenarios must be sent to Capacity BLUE oly Understudy takes his place humankind. 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