The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 9

ey The First National Attraction , B ‘TheTruth About Husbands’ Leaves Friday Night SECOND NEAR SENECA Saturday brings the three cleverest crooks on the screen in a startling picture of San Francisco’s China- town— ny ih i j| STRAND st ‘OUTSIDE THE LAW PRISCILLA DEAN as “SILKY MOLL” ‘Lon Chaney AS “BLACK MIKE” SILVA and Wheeler Oakman as “Dapper Bill.” “Silky Moll,” the darling of the underworld, beautiful and daring, is plunged into the most thrilling ad- venture ever screened! Don’t miss this picture—it’s the real thing! ST STRAND ORCHESTRA Reginald Dunn, Director. Elmore Crowhurst on the Organ. Stea ? had worked in two places, and being 4 1s Employer s -q| allowed wine, had imposed on her Wine—Now in Jail | cmpioyers, by emptying two wine LONDON, Eng. Feb. 18—Emily|cetiars of their contenté. Empty ow, & servant, was sentenced | hotties were found in her room and te three morths at hard labor. She| under her pillow. — isonet sein Pictures With Action—Musie With Charm LAST TIMES FRIDAY- “JUST A WIFE” ‘With an All Star Cast STARTING SATURDAY— TOM MIX « “Prairie Trails” A SEQUEL TO “THE TEXAN” ALSO HANK MANN COMEDY “SUNK” TODAY'S PROGRAMS | | beri the ~—fhertic Chaptia in “The } CLEMMER—Certene Griffith in “The | whi Market.” | COLISHUM.Mildred Harrts tn “The || in His Home.” | The Truth About Hes || | Al, — Kathtyn Wiftteme tn ‘Jast a Wite.” eee | LIBERTY HARLIE SPENCER CHAPLIN ts] the cause of the long line of peo ple which may be seen in front of the Liberty box office any time during the day, The crowds have been so }mreat that the management has just announced “The Kid," the comedy lin whieh he is starring, will be held | over a few days longer This tx without a doubt the best | production the funny man has ever made, and Charlie is not the only fea ture of the pieture--he ia accompa: } nied thruout the story by @ litte five: year-old boy, Jack Coogin, who does some remarkable acting, and then there ts prytty Edna Purviance, who ig seen to advantage. For those who enjoy & good laugh, with just a wee bit of pathos mixed | in, “The Kid” ia recommended. eee COLISEUM | Ethel Clayton, in “The Sina of Ro- sanne,” a story with an unusual theme, comes to the Coliseum Satur day, Miss Clayton will be seen as Rosanne Ozanne, a beautiful yount woman, who ty cursed with a mania for diamonds, Her love for the jew: ely leads her ints a conspiracy with an unscrupulous diamond merchant and also brings grief to Slr Denis Harienden, her lover, , Miss Clayton is supported by a fine cast headed by Jack Holt. eee j “Outside the Law” will be the next | photoplay feature at the Strand. In/ this picture there are two popular | stars, vivacious Priscifla Dean and Lon Chaney. | The story has to do with Molly) Madden, a girl of the underworld | (Milas Dean), who arrays herself | jagainst Black Mike Silva (Chaney), the most feared and relentless figure of crookdom ff telle how she avenge@ her father and how she in| eventually changed from a cold, cal- culating eriminal into a conscien- tious, ly woman, ti ee . COLONIAL There ts action from start to finish in “Prairie Trails,” the new photo drama in which Ton Mix come sto the jonial Saturday. “Prairie Trails” is the story of the | inward mfiict that takes place when Tek Renton, lover of the man- Dustin Farnum, tne scrven star, who admits that his new picture, “Big Happiness,” handed him more thrills than he has experienced in all his career. It's a good sign his audiences are going to be more than satisfied. All of these thrills are awaiting the public when “Big Hap- piness” opens at the Clemmer Saturday. During the course of this colorful drama Mr. Farnum is thrown ese’ his pores, reat his leading lady when she ¢ about to be tramped to death,| Faye AVS and. is shipwrecked -and| THIRD AVE. reaches @ country far from his home. Kathryn Adams plays op- posite Farnum, in poor health. In the cast supporting Miss Tul madge are such favorites an George | Fawvett, Eric von Stroheim, Roger Lytton and Murdock MeQuarria WOMEN ENGAGE IN FISTIC MATCH Two fashionably dressed woren en- gage in a tworcund fist-fight in “Silk Hoslery.” a now photoplay which comes to Seattic soon, Of course it ls the heroine and the villainess who fight. The director) * liy life and despiser of womanish| gave one of them a knife, but it} manners and customs, falia in love. | seems she preferred to use her fing While one aide of his nature cries out|er naila which were fashionably! 9 for the companionship and love of Janet McWhorter, the other side yearns for battle and strife and all manty thing Norma Tatmafre comes to the Rex today in “Panthea,” one of her most popular screen productions. Pan- thea is @ young Russian girl who faces banishment in the mines in Siberia after having made @ great | sacrifice to aid her hushand who is | cents. long. At the end of the conflict the db Marriage Licenses at Reduced Rates DFS MOINES, Ia, Feb. 18—In an effort to encourage weddings, the local marriage Mcenss, bureau offered regular $1 Moenses for 59 The Only Big New Show in Town! NORMA TALMADG HERE TODAY Ivan In a De Luxe Edition of “PANTHEA” The queen of the screen in an exciting story of the Russia of pre-war days! HAROLD LLOYD In his laughing suecess— ‘The d@artng alrman who made the spectacular leap from an altitude of 6,000 feet on Tuesday will address Class A spectators at both afternoon and evening shows. Don't miss, this close-up of the flying cowboy. REGULAR PRICES Adults 25 Children 10c NOW SHOWING Cossack Whip” AU Wi Conway Tearle lays claim w hav ing consumed more tea while parry. | ing with “small talk” on the stage | than any other living actor | eee Filmdom's smallest set is in Kath- | Jerine Newlin Burt's “Snowblind.” It} in three by four by #ix feet and in| | buflt under the floor of @ cabin, eee Ages: Barbara Bedford, 17; Jack Pickford, 24; Bebe Daniels, 19; Peart | | White, 21; William Farnum, 44; Mil-| | dred Harrin, 19. | cee Eulatle Jensen, screen vamp and! |“Iady heavy,” has the part of Haim. | unda, tragedy role, in “The Passion | Viower,” in which Norma Talmady plays the title role, . Hobbies: Robert Schable, gather ing buttons; Constance Talmadge, | dancing. } eee | Chariton Ray's latest, a screen ver: | {anton of Rik “The Old Swimmin’ | | Hole,” gets along without benefit of | tle. see Husband and Wife: Wheeler Oak-| man and Priseilian Dean; James) Crane and Alice Brady; Wallace Reid and Dorothy Davenport; Jonepi Schenck and Norma Talmadge; Web ster Campbell and Corlnne Griffith see Marjorie Daw selected her screen name from a Mother Goose rhyme |Her private name t Margarits| House, eee | Al St. John in Patty Arbuckle's | nephew. | eee “Salvation Nell,” Mra. Firke's wtage succens, will be put into film by William Bennett, with Pauline Stark portraying the famous role. ‘The Excurial of Spain, neer Ma-| drid, has 11,000 windows and 14,000 as AND THE MARVELOUS ORA BOREALIS J. De Villiers ill Appear in Person fi | The First National Attraction “THE WOMAN IN HIS HOUSE” LEAVES FRIDAY NIGHT Paramount Picture Ethel Clayton —N— “SINS OF ROSANNE” You’ve heard of Kimberly and the famous diamond mines. Ro- mantic Kimberly, in South Af- rica, where drift the best and the worst persons in the world—. wealthy tourists, dark-eyed Ma- lays, stalwart youths to burn their hearts out under the fierce tropic sun—and then, once in a blue moon a wonderful creature like Rosanne?! COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA © 34 Artists under Arthur Kay MALOTTE on the WURLITZER PATHE NEWS Evening prices will prevail All Day on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays LONDON, Fet who have lived entertained at ranged from 87 to the oldest of the the gauntlet of a piece of mistletoe banging over a drawing room door CLEM SEATTLE S BEST PHOTO STARTS SATURDAY— An unusual, virile drama of the great outdoors— DUSTIN FARNUM = N— aH | ” Big Happiness —AND— LARRY SEMON In His Newest Comedy “THE SPORTSMAN” Clemmer Music—Liborius Hauptman, Director A Watch Repaired by Jones Is Always Right} Telephone Eliott 2607 1329 FOURTH AVENUE ER PLAY HOUSE 1 four reigns w Their Miss Stevens party, had to run iad dl li