The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1921, Page 3

TODAY Reid in “The Mary Pickford in “The | COLISHE M—Charies Ray tn “Phytits and Nineteen, STRAND —Jamen Oliver reeds 223 r COLONTAL—Peart White in “The Thiet | WINTER GARDEN Mary Piek(ord in “The Love Light | BLUR MOUSE — Hobart Bosworth kn | “A Thoumnd to One. v2; ths 4 [ LIBERTY a “THE CHARM 8S¢ ~waiead (Paramoun Austin Bever Walla Elise , Mra, Roties Adele Parring Momer . v XS fans chose a actor, is at t Charm Schoo! Just imag he stern princi iis, Wally inherits the ol from | I—Mary Pick 1. featured 1t the Clemmer. »—Charle ich eainst eas work! | jeharm process apletely under pel! of a warn in th old aunt. Beca est picture, &t the Clemmer Mhis story ts laid in Italy, and Miss Pickford selected the prir hers of her cast wh had them transported While the other Italian the organization were New York “The Love Light” was written ar directed by Frances Mar; and te the story of a little Italian Italian fishing village among Cliffs bordering on the Mediterranean im Northern Its aly Poors EUM O MINETEEN AND Pr YL Lis” Payitis Laurin Judge Lee Laurin Charlie Ray is in } little Clara Horton in “} Phyllis,” . his latest picture opened today at the Coliseum. C lie appears as Andrew Jackson C maugh, a clerk in his father’s store } the little Southern village of Vixville Andrew's two obsessions are {the village belle. Horton) and the & man. Jimmie honors in th ee te | staging a tremendously strong run. ACTORS cfs “4 Reid | William ; . . oR THE TRAIL’ Dougias Fairbanks I (Davis) ‘ Sergt. McVeigh f Mes. Scottie Deane Beottic Deane . Little Mystery | How a young wife and her hus-| j hand flee into the snow ’ » the Far North to evade t i the law is dramatically pictured in| 1 plac James Oliver Curwood's remark able | m ft story. “Isobel; or The Tr: it s being pictured at t rlie Chaplin " which | ng ph me ; wd cast tenuoe Scottie Deane, the husband, to p feibeon Selle : tect his beautiful wife, had been com Henry Walthall 1 Ww i to cor t murder, and Sergt King Baggot 7 ' st orn Ms eae can ar obert Warwick MeVeigh, member of th: wes eee diiee polic a ut to ar-| allen Landis " rest him. Deane’s escape into the| ™ milton...) North with MeVeigh in hot pursuit) Pigute mins a popu ig pictured in the following scey eee Char Hi ek a L x rt eo ame "| F 1CtUTe atter : 3 Pear! White f ad Vantyne Charles Waidron| a) gt. John, the acr x q Richard Lenwright George Howard pe n r : work ing 1 seme In the sereen version of Henri| eee Mu i 1 t ty Bernstein’s famous stage play c Tom Mix is t , | after f k k Thief,” now at the Color Pearl th for } wit ce ; : White plays the role of a woman |+y ing tits Happy-Go.|T™" i \ whose husband hasn't the money to | Luc disap her mat érem her ag well as the women of 0 ctr circle are dressed. Soon how Wesley Barr the fr faced | JAPANESE STAR TO ever, she has fine clothes. The! star Dint will ap 5 TOUR STA change causes the other women to| iq ne McDonald in 56. Hayakawa and ide cont cater to her and stirs the men tO/Than Fiction t Japa " ppear , making love | dis. Be pr him ir hree latent f But there is a thief in this circle.| ysatt Moore will be one of the |ys, ana wean MR Suspicion narrows down to one of | reatured players in Ralph Ince's new | yqy4 a ate the men who been making love | resture, 4A Man's Home ys i Pesta He to Miss White. The situation leads | ° siee to a big climax. ce Talmadge, for . oe 8 wedding bells have just tolled in GEORGE BUNNY aaron... |. life tart Ke E f the fan gi which wa 4 ly t 1 “You'd Better ¢ he — oe the Selwyn v comedy Mr, I GOLD COINS sit ; (Fox) oe sa pes olle nf comic ¢ Rob Fleming . Tom Mix Eugene O'Brier pes oy Dp Hetty Reed Margaret Loomia|had a hankering to Van ¢ uted idea lather M. Reed Frank M 1 | ext odne t Katherine Briggs. Bonnie Hi | et about ere Ties Tom Mix in one of his favorite cqw-|took to. the v Worth. 5 fe sh mi boy roles is featured in “Three Gold] entered the realm of Coins,” the film attraction at the Rex.” CAN’T SAY WE i h ‘ole of Bob Fleming. Lek poland ld gee el gmp BLAME OLIVE away auto, captures a desperate out-| Hearing that Olive Tell, the new law and wins the favor of a pretty z eading Ww oung girl irensed men Margaret Loomis is the girl cen, a well-known millines * ABOUT THEODORE ning picture hat made of vusly Theodo y tor who|arranged 5 Mins ‘Te portray 1 1 of Chin-|the hat and duly admired it. Ther gachgook 1 urneur's | she looked at the price. $500! With “The La ‘ohiecans,” is a|such a price tacked on, it becam Russian of 1 dexe nd used | most undesirable, and the st it to trair , vate gym-|down town an 1 an Ame nasium comix Amer an chapeau ‘ as good” at one to go on the stage. tenth the price, THE SEATTLE STAR ‘ PAGE 3 y and Clara Horton, Col Colonial avolr-| Norma Talmadge and Wallace Reid, voted by local ot 8) players appearing before the camera, The totals as recei considered in national totals of popularity which are being obtained in EES between Jimmy ont Andrew| the country. Miss Talmadge has already carried New York, brings about a score of humorous! Milwaukee and Atlanta and is running strong in other citic HAVE RECENTLY D 1,500 NEW BOXES TO OUR MODERN SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS, Come and examine our equip ment for the safekeeping bonds and other valuable pers. Entrance, corner Second ave at Pike st PROPLES SAVINGS BANK picture ed by The Chicago, , while fans most pr ACTRESSES: nr re? tance I Anita Stewart Dana Dorothy Gink Hetty Compson Nazim a Anna Nilsson Lake June Novak Shirley Mason 1em a line, enclosing a self. 4, stamped ¢ pe, asking them whether ne received the manuscript Barthelmess is Los An geles Athle Angeles, Cal Dodo 4 Breamer was mar ried, but is not now, altho it is ru mored she is engaged Dor May first entered m under the namé of Doris ater she changed it to Doris r real name is THelen Gar e was born here in this city Kate—Cullen Landis is married und has one daughter, Mr. Landis k hair, and his address is n Studios, Culver City, Cal Her adda E, B—If in another we t hear from uu submitted wart is marrie ompar KING AND QUEEN OF MOVIELAND ypular Star will be many cities thruout Cincinnati, O Wallace k maha, id is also K you to cenario comedy to be k Sen ATURED IN NEW COMEDY Ford Sterling nade for the Special Pict ation is titled is Romeo.” This’ is the first medy since he left the Mac Tix said the pleture will a fle { pretty bathing beauties ind no end of elaborate set The Half-Breed" will be | Oliver Moroscoe 8 fret feature film: eum d to 4 3—Jane Novak, heroine of James Oliver Curwood's story, Strand. 4-—~Tom Miz, starring at the Rex. 5—Wallace Reid, BETTY DIDN’T NOW HERSELF Betty Francisco, who has one Of ot roles in “Midsummer cen here, look: iss at her first makeup ind received such nost quit right Blonde Bet- ~ n on the was a wee child, but ut he had become web-footed jn’ pictures just a short while, Sie ht is just 19 and beautiful. Her beauty ttracted the attention of screen pro 4 her materially the screen make-up, whieh would t permit of rouge, beauty » within reason, rar cried, she was INTERESTING EVENTS Life of House Peters and Florence _IN LIBERTY NEWS | Vidor Is Far From a Bed of Roses ude the | A policeman’s lot iA not a happy one.” | ¢ soon to bi emr tated he ex wake up some morning and | n ic from “The Pirates of Per “A MODERN DIANA” cr bch NEW PHOTOPLAY mforte Joneph M recently. Dur. Lips," which is said to be nd has aid ambitious production at H. Ince since adapte But she stuck Carol Bt wha bee cond 1 Imported Dancers actress WILL MAKE to Do the Can-Cab DARING HIGH DIVE Into the dane in Ger uth ryan seat " ‘ trude Ather tYour| R. A. Walsh, director, and hiya” r ¢ WATER, WATER Wife,” W recting | pretty young wife, Miriam Cooper as “" ‘i ge iw ! EVERYWHERE the picture must be yw in Ma hooting scenes for : ration of the Miss Cooper’s newest starring Ver h was popular in hicle. While in the “Down Eaat™ D1 a dance halls back in country m: spectacular scenes the gold h days of 1869, the p will be filmed, including the plunge Lying Lipa’ de- | a t which the story is wover of Miss Cooper over a 100-foot nterpolated a de ‘can-can,” wh ng heard th An established repute tn ‘ wa-| was ea than done, he his leap will be taken in two re r i Worsley disc ered be ve ent the firet 40 feet into @ es, a t got th ad the next 60 into the water, dancers tried) but when flashed upon the screen it © * shimmy, even) will seem to be a single plunge. rkey trot and) Miss Cooper is an expert swimmer were in| and diver ad ever he pues as de INTERESTING SCENES nd pretty close to) IN NEW TEARLE FILM ©, Which still re git -attaneoere: Some spectacular and interesting 7 . long and patient search | ¢Xterior shots were filmed at one @f 9m s from tanks bh . town Of Tia Juana, just | the largest and best stocked game] ra] thourand gallons of water. Miss | gcroxs the line, supplied the required | Preserves on Long Island for Come] the | Vidor wag seated directly under one number of dancers of the genuine, W4¥ Tearle's new photoplay, “They for. of the ports when the first flood An. Road to Ambition.” This estate is 7 who | rushed 1 full of grouse, quail and rabbits, ; her directly s Herbert Brenon will direct Norma| Another big scene shows a score Talmadge in a movie from a st of beautiful models displaying the uy which starred Nance O'Neil, It) latest Parisian and London ¢fea? # titled “Passion Flower.” ' tons, 4 —_— CLIVE SHOWED ‘EM of the ab thru the open port holes. by having flues ling to the HELD OVER A FEW DAYS MORE FOR THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO GET IN! SECOND NEAR SENECA JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S “ISOBEL” or “THE RAIL’S END” The fast action of this typical Northland picture keeps all of the suspense and, excitement this famous author instills into his stories! : CHESTER COMEDY } STRAND ORCHESTRA Under MISCHA GLUSCHKIN, Playing “William Tell” “YOU'LL BE S’PRISED” jbo". “JAPA { JUDO”—Jiu Jitsu Art * ek * st comedy in a long time—the plot is Alaskan Curios in lobby, by Hudson Bay Fur Company, Raw Furs, by W. H. Hahl Company. The book, “Isobel,” 'Trail’s Bnd,” may be obtained at the way Book Store, The cleve tense with interest and filled with unexpected stunts by sure enough an !