The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1921, Page 3

Sit. witb lt | MILLE’S t achievement that is considered the great- est advance in motion pictures since their in- ception! i} “MIDSUMMER MADNESS” A Paramount Superspecial picture that depicts an overwhelming pas- d by a warm night call- love! see MAID COMEDY “HIGH AND DRY" eee FLORA HALEY The Werld’s Youngest Harpist -~. STRAND ORCHESTRA Under Gluschkin the Overture “SWILLIAM TELL” | by Reasini. At this session M | missionary on fu China, will tell of Women tunch. Woman, Long I, Takes Poison, Dies| nche May “Let's Go to tne Liberty,” is aiways good advice, NOW PLAYING— TOM MOORE AS “MISTHER DAN- IEL CANAVAN” IN —delightful Irishman, fighter, lover and regular human being! A feature that's 100% comedy! LOVE DAVIS | on , the WURLITZER SENNETT COMEDY “IT’S A BOY” CHESTER OUTING SCENIC “One Drop Was Enough” JENSEN AND VON HERBERG NEWS COMING—FATTY ARBUCKLE XN “N res MMER 288, ion of Coamo with ees of the # hown at the rt Lytelt in “Ph Moore in Dorethy Gish in Wm, Farnum in “The “What The Last of the MADNE * the Ham human — intere hown on the markabl Madnens n of his be t fr mar who lov at Margaret Meredith ”, con Her } lers herself ssband's with } 1 wife mind ©) ilton’s > Miste n of the fi ng Lady,” un New York stag is bein, a pletur name, Bert Lytell as the fea’ er N plays the role of Jack Crat an engineer her rewngd an ina ft She is snatch ALL WEEK If a man locked you in a room, put a dog collar around your ankle and chained you to the floor, would you love him? BERT LYTELL In the Comedy Drama of a Modern Cave Man— “THE MISLEADING LADY” Clemmer Music LIBORIUS HAUPTMANN Director THE SEATTLE STAR “Midsummer Madness” at Strand Is Clever Human Interest Drama Conrad Nagle and Lila Lee, “Midsummer Madness,” William DeMille, produced for the screen by and now showing at the Strand, n{ Pat n was run down | down od by Hea tman Cadbury for which our ly put in tut his p » bad ag it m use ro is prompt trice irons. ition is Daniel's au ‘ous and interesting | A d and Landers escapes from ° winking voasel because him to the lf way Mont of the comedy te furnished tn | t ng Moore's diffiou t like a “polished at the omance is dear to the heart of day ght in| Mayme Ladd in Fried her latest screen com |man's de erns Patricia, the/and tell of Robert Van/«ift of reading the future. s for her story and 4 when hubby telle her shel pay her a visit r of her own and,/tune of $5, th in the incarna on of a spirit name is Row 2 Spanish dancer. What Happened te the new “el Normand ce ly, which i at the Rex this week The crashes to r c Mayme's love affair with a young not , n-| Dr. Drew, whom, &trange tho it may yuse. | seom, May faking “Span The stoty cor ndent little Games Re )» Pat gete| fal Mayme agreer to learns, to the at she whowe ave a cares hie kne ler the Ham nm ur friend, W thing goer along } day, when er dip, Patricia ¢ nttle. ‘The Endicott couple, tho are taken to for Pat's om and ge he flys into a Mra. Pat of! tinue machine me wins b Du © is Rosa Alvir YT {x also on the pro- and garm in @ cor ‘The Simp.” Bebe Meets “Villain” She Can’ t Vamp; Faces Jail 31,—Will | county. n, who| But she’s up against a tough 4 fortune to smile ¢ heart of the Peace Oil Official Enthusiastic, thus imme on the reat wmgmnt of ria s fr canal y was in Peur system, Says Language Cannot Express Good Done by Simple Intestinal Ant been a sufferer fror diately relieving pres heart. 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