The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1921, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 Winston Churchill’s Powerful Drama Now Showing at Strand Satisfactory Terms Always THE GROTE-RANKIN GO) givvr Neuve ~ obey OTTO F. KEGEL, President i | PRIDE DID | Out | oda y I HA We shall be glad to play any of them for you whenever you find it convenient to stop in. Or send for the illustrated booklet describing them. and the boy, soul sick at bey laa ieadils De Ones’ 608 rreck of hi ve. flings Intertudium in Metlo Antico Fionzaley Quartet 7466 the wr reck of his love, fling When Chloris Sleep» Ameliia Galli Cure 64929 r out of his father’s home and Mefistofele—Dai Camnpl, dai pratt (i°rom n Fields) BeniaminoGigh 6493318 (a) Beroeuse (haul Juon) (b) Valse du Hallet Kaymomle Jase Heifetz 4660 1 sinks to the depths! Samson et Dalila—Printemps qui commence (Delilal ‘5 Mme, Louise Homer r $1.75 Lassie o' Mine Kaward J on $1.25 2 ‘e any way > Nina Violoncet! Hany Kindler f $1.26 Is there any way up to the (a) The Next Market Day (b) A Ballynure Ballad John McCormack 64926 0 $1.25 light? Symphony in KE Mlat Major—Menuetio (third movement) (Moor , Arturo T ni amt La Scala Orehentrn 74668 12 $1.75 Symphony in KE Flat Major—Allegro (Finale) (Mozart) Arturo Toscanini and La Scala Orchestra 4669 12 $1.75 -Only one! Colleen o' My Heart Reinald Werrenrath 64931 uu $1.25 pe A Young Man's Fancy Olive Kline : Roses of Memory Lambert Murphy " * oS ; I Have «a Dream Merle Aloock WINSTON A story that turns 1 Cannot Sing the Old Sang» Merte Alcock . : at: sof lif, Biddy—Vox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago sande . : the dregs of life to Somebody—Mediey One Step The Benson Orchestra of Chicago vfs ea: CHURCHILL’S the sparkling wine eydew—Mediey Walls Joseph ©. Smith's Orchestra se P ye a = d the’ auite ® je b § Powerful Novel— of happiness! Rete —Newey Pex Trt Fost Wistenan and Ws Orebestre | Jack Bohn and Marguerite Clayton, in a scene from “The Hovolulu Kyes—Medley Waltz Vaul Whiteman and His Orchestra aie 10 se Inside of the Cup,” Winston Churchill's powerful story, Broadway Rose—Medley Fox Trot Original Dixieland Jazz Band i which in screen form opened today at the Strand, Sweet Mamma (Papa's Getting Mad)—Medley Fox Trot 18722 10 85 “The Inside of the Cup” is a picture equally as impressive Original Dixieland Jazz Band { ' as “The Miracle Man.” Those who witnessed the privat Down by the 0-ILO Billy Murray -Vietor Roberts | j 5045 10 85 ’ showing at the Strand two weeks ago are loud in their praise Marimbs (Sweet Marimba, Mine) Billy Murray ‘7 nic of ie proabelion. Rose of My Heart John Steet ca Be Particularly noticeable is the fineness of the cast—each Hac ey ae ace hg nigh John Steel ta KY ‘ epi ta ty . , ¢ ne sas sed to Love You But It's ver Now rer fitting ideally into the character he or she is called Heury Burr and Pecttess Gu 10s - pe upon to portray. Dotty (I Love You) Peerless Quartet i pelts DEE AAP 2 AONE : Beautifal Annabelle Lee Charles Hart- Elliott Shaw ir t CLEMMER ane ; et Louisiana ’ Sterling Trip 18726 10 se | A CLAIRE he tage | } } Medley of Irish Jign Accordior John Kimmel nee | sdion | § WHEN MEALS } Medley of Irish Reels Irish Pipes Patrick J. Touhey 18727 10 S50 . ; } Gems from “iene” , Victor Light Opera Company pres ‘i #18 os t Gems from “Honey Girl” Victor Light Opera Comp: 85706 2 -35 and ’ ’ ; a pera pany A Paramount 3 wt : ie } , : ; ent t*pvate falamean , + Chaplin’s Foot Is ni ; J S. K. Wineland Playing “Mlle. Modiste,” by Victor Herbert “ ete ; } Pape’s Diapepsin”” is the } athe fret ‘ Under S. K. Wineland Playing woria, Wor, to Mina | quickest Indigestion and {| |. Injured by Nail) ren." jtocrty oft tim eon re, am wt vent Stomact Re { } ap tion, it is not an unusual thing a day means : by tit “ : In Los Angeles, the majority of the \ He Is Your Friend, Your Enemy— The picture made by there atreno beperereer tere eeeeeneee! i houses are owned by Paramou nd our cuatae ous efforta is being sho: Goldwyn and other companies, ded every cours ent with sound busi« Clemmer this week. 5 rth ‘eas Judgment, » at the] Whe penis, bit back and your “THE DEVIL” see nd bloated. When y “The Greater Claim,” SP COLISEUM Ih * of pain ort Alice Lake, is ready for release Sylvia Breamer, who last appeared |f “Rig 5 — for more than a week ming sepeine of “Not Gul ty “| Just as soon as you ea! PO my Sells _ Chester Outing Scenic drama by Mactirath, [two of Pape f } Paid on Savings Accounts & “Frivolous Fiji” “aware tr Out to Universal Accounts milaliy Invited ame a The ¢ mer theatre, whic sei lion ‘ acl cpagrets ne Peoples Savings Bank * First Public Appearance of Seattle’s Own Popular SEC na AVE. pista er. Baritone MAURICE FRIEDMAN in Selections of Note Tonight for the last time Kather ine MacDona will appear in “My Lady's Latchkey KATHERINE MacDONALD In “My Lady's Latchkey” Leaves Tuesday Night First National Kinograms LIBERTY for the last time “Silk For Boldt» ~ oo tS © ©!1YONS AND MORAN ILOIS WEBER SIGNS IN NEW BURLESQUE! LOUIS CALHERN » Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran have| Louts Calhern, who recently ar |xtarted a two-reeler which will be | rived in Los Angeles from New York | ¢, usin ion riotous burlesque on Old Rome, at/to star in the Oliver Moroaco stock the height of her glory. The scenario | company's play, “The ¢ sger,” ~~ | wis written by Scott Darling, and has been Starting WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY— A thrill that starts a laced under the two famous fun-flingers will ap- Lois W who ind pear as togaed boulevardiers of the/) 1, mci H and Obey” romance in HAROLD ilk ternal olty The re wil (be bumiorons a ae wa ROR BEES rag ap ona . MacGRATH’S glitter- Poreneunt Phs views of the a and the Unive : gp ges hpegcone: , P omhaul sal City lions are being groomed for|!n the Weber 1p son afin s ing story of the mys- their supporting roles van Se I x and 4 tic East— silent Ps soe LAST TIMES Weber i He will ose tet teat : f a ive, melt and ion. net “LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY Calhern at present ia Claire Whitney is the girl and Ken jrand Canyon of the Bienes oh to Los Ange t = sane reh when Miss W ted back from New York to work again in her Hollywood REX | { herine Newlin Bort, author of | ; enthusiastic woman ' CORNS = \F TORENCE | Fatt Arbuckle n the role of a \Lift Off with Fingers |" preg, emntad e | about to yteld, his charmer sits upor NOW—Willard Mack's story of a girl with a woman's soul the buzzer, and that summon clerical force and it ie all off. This is only one of the many fun situati ain Life of th | the fiv | drama in whict His desire to help the “under (6 ure a CT dog” gets him into more trouble and excitement than is usually “fhe Four Horsemen of the due one man—and when he meets Apocalypse,” screened from the the girl he just wades in that much deeper! CROWHURST ON THE WURLITZER PLAYING “THAT NAUGHTY WALTZ” LAST TIMES TUESDAY Ibanez novel, will be given its pre miter in New York soon GUILTY” MALOTTE on the Wurlitzer PATHE NEWS COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA 34—ARTISTS—34 , about com Magic Cup, John Roberts “THE VALLEY OF DOUBT” Played in the Great Northland! FIRST TIME IN SEATTLE preparing to direct “Footlight Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a Tittle | te “Freezone” on an aching corn, in-| Wife stantly that corn stops hurting, then | Barnes o! MERMAID shortly you lift it right off with ve Under Arthur Kay, playing “Cavalleria Rusticana” fingers. Truly! | Five current Fox releases are ‘ ; N GE 3S, Bass d ; COMEDY Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of | Mix in “Tho Road D: CAMERON’ GEDDES, Basso é ”7 f “High and Dry” “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient | Walsh in Dynar Both Eve im |, ~* wpreenooe” for fem conth putcent |W.) Waleh i EXTRA} eens cee cee oe ae SB ae 4 ¢ Creations—Courtesy MacDougall-Southwick calluses, without sorencss or irrita:| Devil Laughs’ and Clyde Cook in| COLONIAL ORCHESTRA Spr