The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1921, Page 3

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1921. “Youll know her fnetantly by her dangerous dangerous smile isite gown Fingers Shes leks Moll” played by PRI SCILLA DEAN zling Heroine wen vege Stamboul* in*The Mfracle vies and’ The Penalty’ VANITY COMEDY “HIS FOUR FATHERS” STRAND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. WINELAND, playing “RAYMOND” Overture SECOND NEAR SENECA THE 62-PIECE BAND of Seattle | Lodge No. 92. B. P. O. BE, gave al concert before a capacity audience! at the Metropolitan theatre Sunday inglen Posts to «| wholesome Meet on Tuesday To unify the work of the American TOD. Ay" ss PROGR AMS LIBERTY —Chartie Chaptio in “The | KMMER—Dustin Faroum tn * “Dig “Priscitta Dean and Lon Chaney in “Outside the Law COLONIAL—Tom Mix. in rl Talmadge in thea.” VYLORENCE—Wallace Reid tn “Al ways Audacious.” “Prairie -Nerma “Pan- | | i {} (PQIG HAPPINE the film | drama at the Clemmer this jweek, Is featuring Dustin Farnum | in big, dramatic story with @ moral, The pigt treats of twin brothers who love the same woman One of the brothers, a grouchy, money maddened financier, ts called away suddenly to look after impor tant interests in New Yorks In jorder to hide his movements from jan unfriendly group of financial operators he persuades his brother to im sonate him during hjs ab wene notwithstanding the fact that he had only just married a charm- a": young woman The masquerader in as from his brother as night is from day, and altho th woman in the |case had married the financier for ipurposes of expediency she finally grows to love the man she believes to be her husband, When the finan cler is reported drowned in a col lision at sea, the surviving brother tary Then just as he fean to the wife, the (who had managed to save bis ship had sunk) different brother himself when shows up. How the masquerader from his unusual predicament finally wins the girl is the punch of the picture Farnum capably nryn Adams in rescued and bis by is supported Ka oe STRAND Priscilla Dean and Lon Chaney share starring honors in “Outside the Law,” an interesting crook drama at the Strand this week, “Blackie” (Chaney), leader of the} gangsters In San Francisco's under world, seeks to revenge himself upon Madden, whose daughter Moll? (Mina Dean) bas repulsed him. Madden, formerly a crook, now Tuna a gam bling house and has been changed from crooked ways by the philosophy lof Chang Low, a muchly respected old Chinese “ arranges for a@ street) tart aw Madden appears po the atreet. Then, as the fight starts, he shoots a policeman and plants a| revolver #o th t appears as if Mad den had done the killing, The latter is sent to prison, but only for a short sentence, on account of lack of evi | Legion in King county and establish | dence leloser relations between posta, }county posts will meet Tuesday |the Washington Hotel Annex. of other counties will | meetings the mme day lew York. CHAS. SCHWARTZ Optometrist and Mf« Optician Eyes Examined and Ginases Fi: Prices Reasonable. 237 Epler bik. #13 Second Av. Main 2561. ‘hon on its flight from Tel. A Watch Repaired by Jones Is Always Right Telephone Elliott 2607 1829 FOURTH AVENUE Is here until Tuesday night in a Paramount picture filled with the witchery of South Africa! “SINS OF ROSANNE” A queen of society ruled by the power of Ori- ental magic, is at times a lovely, innocent girl—at times an abandoned adventuress! COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA 34 Artists under Arthur Kay, playing “Poet and Peasant” COMEDY Jimmy Aubrey in “The Nuisance” Chester Outing Scenic “Woolly Bits and Monkey Hits” MALOTTE on the Wurlitzer PATHE NEW: GEORGE 'ADE’S BIG COMEDY: COMING “JUST OUT OF COLLEGE” WEDNESDAY all) at Posts hold similar C.—Whh |seven passengers, aero-marine bont Ponce de Leon leaves for Fernandia, Molly joins “Blackie” and Chartie, asother crook, and they have it framed” for her to be arrested as she and Charlie are robbing a safe. Charlie falls in love with her, ho ever, and confesses the “frame-up.” Together they double-croms “Blackie.” There follows big gang fight, in which “Blackie” is killed. Charlie, Molly and Madden, who by thin time in out of prison, determine to make @ brand new start in life, eee COLISEUM Rosanne, a tiny baby, is about to die. A Malay woman, employed by the mother, is said to be a seerean, | [She tells the mother that if she will sell Rosanne to her for two years for a farthing, she will make her| well. The mother sells Rosanne. ‘The Malay, an outcast on account of having no children of her own, | Hinstilis in Rosanne a love for dia- monds and the power to do injury to those she does not like. At the end of two years the child is returned to her mother. | Rosanne grows into womanhood and with her mother goes to South Africa, where her brother-in-law is superintendent of a diamond mine. Rosanne will do anything to secure! Children love the Vi After all, music is the very birthright of happy childhood. Let your children grow up with the love of good music. Let them grow up in the sunshine of a Victrola. Do you know what charming records are being made by the Vidor Talking Machine Com- pany expressly for children? Come in and let us tell you about them. Let us tell you how the Viétrola is adding happiness to childhood. WViarolas Sherman Third Aven SEAT ‘Tacoma + Spokane + Portiend \ dlamonds. |to rout his adversaries by the sheer for every home and for every purse. enient payment terms THE SEATTLE STAR Liberty Is Still Drawing Great Crowds With New Chaplin Comedy A characteristic pose of Charlie Chaplin, the million-dollar comedian, who is drawing record-breaking crowds to the Liberty with his latest comedy, “The Kid.” This is, without a doubt, the best comedy Charlie has given to the public—and in it the popular comedian has added a touch of pathos here and there. Chaplin's co-worker thruout the story is Jackie Coogan, a little five-year-old boy, who wins the admiration of the audi- ence the minute he appears upon the screen, She enters tnto a con spiracy with an unscrupulous dia mond merchant whereby she is to supply him with uneut stones in re-| the turn for the stones she craves from bis shop. Enter Denia the most daring exploit in the pic ture, There are more pleture. There story, from B. Hendryx than stunts In is a rattling the novel author of * which Mix appeared recently with great #u Trails” continues the Benton, good mes an Englishman, | Texan,” in with Rosanne, | only | “Prairie ventures Texan Sir Dents, falls in He pleads with her to m but the girl, tho she p marry him, keeps postponing the| wedding fearing that her love for jewels will bring sorrow into their lives. However, Denis’ insistent wooing is finally rewarded—the| Malay woman dies and Rosanne is freed from the uncanny spell All this happens at the Coliseum | thin week where Ethel Clayton plays the title role In “Sina of Rosanne.” eee REX Norma Talmadge tx the role of a beautiful young Russian | girl in “Panthea,” the photodrama at | the Rex this week Panthea tx a famous Rusisan pian ist, whose brother, unknown to her, censpires against the government Baron de Duinitor gots the prefect of police to trump up a charge against Panthea, who had spurned his love. He wishes to intervene when Pan thea is arrested and earn her grati tude by saving her from the law. | | When the police descend upon the |apartment, they surprise and arrest | | @ gang of plotters who are holding a| with Panthea’s brother. | | COLONIAL Compared with “Prairie Tratls,” the new picture In which Tom Mix is starring at the Colonial, most of the previous Mix “thrillers” are “parlor stuff.” Tom Mix is a marvel on horse back, but it is a remarkable fact that many of his most startling feats are independent of his skill in horsemanship. For instance, his great leap over a cliff in rie Trails.” The cliff ts at feet high. Three men are strug gling at the bottom. Tom Mix, in stead of merely Jumping off the| cliff or climbing down {ta fhce which would give the men time to prepare for him—actually dives over head first, landing in the shelv ing sand and leaping up in time conspiracy In the raid a man is killed and th crime fastened upon the girl, sentenced to prison Later a sympathetic soldier aids} iP anthea to escape. In crossing the | | Plymouth, the boat is wrecked and/ anthea ia rescued by Gerard Mer. daunt Tt in a case of love at first ght. They flee to Parle and are married The rest of the to Panthe hu She in story ts given over * great sacrifice for her second arrest by the Iman agents and her exile ag a po prisoner of Russia, o- shock of surprise. not And this ‘lruomENd °K Wallace Reid! is Ways Audacious,” traction at John the Fic this photop roles—thone featured In “Al the opening at Danz's pretty, new Mr. Reld plays Perry Danton, and dilettante, Attucks, a crook. Both on the same day are alike as two peas. The ook concetves the idea of doing away with bis double and assuming his place in society and in the busi world. He causes Danton to shanghaied and with the aid of onfederates personates him suc esfully until Danton turns up de termined to regain his own. How his is accomplished makes a high y interesting story and the climax one of the most amazing ever en in a motion picture, Of course, there is a pretty love story, of which Margaret Loomis, the leading woman, is the central figure, Mr, Reid doubles in many f the scenes as Danton and At tucks with surprising results theatre, In two ay of wealthy club man nd Stim ven were «nd both born ctrola ALL WEEK ‘The man's man of the screen in a virile drama of the great outdoors— DUSTIN FARNUM ‘BIG HAPPINESS” —AND— | LARRY SEMON In his very latest comedy— “The Sportsman” ay & Co. ue at Pine TLE Clemmer Music LIBORIUS HAUPTMANN Direoror | | ntallpa wh | ative. }to or accompa BROKEN MAIN RUINS STREETS $10,000 Damage Done to id 24.2... Downtown Pavement Vy wourtery, Pictures, WIBER WT baseme: cars main at broke Pavement was torn up, flooded and street na large Fourth ave, and Columbia at at 6 a. m. Sunday The break occurred in front of the ' pier club, where a hole was ude in the at t Pavement ith one block to Columbia et. was rained in-| to hillocks. On Third a pave ment was raised in the same way The pavement at Third ave, and Co-, lumbia #t,, which was raised, had just been laid Baturd | The cause of th is un} known. Damage will more | than $10,000 Ten Quarts of Hard Licker in His Home Te and re were water break total quarts of whisky were seized | 7, A. MeMahan, 40, arrested “deputy sheriffs raided the at 6 Dibble ave. N. W.| late Saturday. McMahan, who gave his occupation transfer furnished $500 bail BE SEEN AT THIS THEATRE BUT OUR ADVICE IS TO as man. 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