The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1921, Page 3

TODAY'S PROGKAMS | mY in May tn Dourlas Mactoan and The Rookie’s Ke | | Here's that comedy pair again— DOUGLAS MacLEAN DORIS MAY CLEMMER — Allee Lake tn Greater Chale MOUNEJ—oulse Gisum in | “The | D—Winstan Churchill's The LIBERTY TTWIOSE who witnessed the first in a starring vehicle of Douglas Mac >, Ledn and Dorls May in “Twenty Paramount three and a Half Hours’ 1, be delighted to see thin with the falla heir inherited there's romance that's where pretty litte Mins May comes tn, home in the plot too CLEMMER Mother love is the predominating theme in “The ater Claim,” the | phy teh Alice Lake ts it mimer this ys Mary Smith mar ut is girl who a millionaire n only to have husband kidnaped from her while | they are on their honeymoon, How eventually wins the love of her usband’s father, who was respon »le for the kidnaping related Anna Q. Nilsson, the beau is playing at the Rex this “The Brute Master.” this actress, aside from her tality and originality. reen career in| her own company; is one ¢ e| reach stellar heights in this sounds like a Sam Lloyd con ‘There is “ is cleverly ee f MOUSE um some of the ana at the This story ce of Natalie Storm r, and the noble Mouse this around the love for her young acrifice ab in order that her sister might taste the luxuries of lif? churchgoers, the crtay provoked bit iam by clergy of England and this country The hero of the story, as in the pl ture, in the rector of a fashionable | church, who among we ario especially for Miss Glaum S h ry |srnaxp trength in When Winston Churchill's “The ROOKIE’S RETURN” sy gh pd aE Every Tablet form in 1913, its » of hypo. —A sparkling fun picture that is timed just right for a glad plunge into mirth! os a . Elmore Crowhurst on the Hope-Jones Wurlitzer playing “Stephanie” Gavotte the moch heralded Continer: tar, ia proving a aplen did drawing card at the Coliseum where she In appearing In “Pasion.” The film i presented in mine parte are 6.000 persons in the ired two years to make nd it is said the produ ts many hundreds of thow of dollars. Negri's role is of the vamp | '** SUNSHINE COMEDY “HIS UNLUCKY ; JOB” “IN DUTCH” Scenic of Customs and Activities in Holland COMING—“THE KILLER” Double-Barreled ; Debate on Friday NU Every coed has her day night at Meany hall on the campur Marguretta THE SEATTLE Talented Swedish Actress Appears With Hobart Bosworth at the Rex Perhaps the most atriking thing about She has absolutely no desire to form of the few Swedish actresses to| country; has a middle name that | STAR tiful young Swedish actress who| week with Hobart Bosworth in personal charm, is her individu- undrum—Qvirentia. Louise Lovely Is Now at Colonial Louise Lovely Louise Lovely, the charm- ing young star, comes to the Colonial today in “Partners of Fate,” a romantic story of Burns will repre ahington in a debate with McCauley and Helen Douglas | “SHOES WEAR LONGER | hen you wa ti no Resolved, That ikea or lock en's Foe Winston Churchill's most discussed yt-Ease makes ught coach a‘ ” Earl EF. I Picture } \) Goldwyn Picture [@) f All-StarCast f& ie ., A drama of the deep sea, [x] which a wre and r a L hold » aceriets & _ Be jews and petibound. a Buster "Buster Keaton “THE INSIDE OF THE CUP” is Comedy A romance that grips the whole of life! 8 & Seattle's Popular Baritone— Maurice Friedman PRICE OFFERED SEE IT TODAY ___ STRAND ORCHESTRA Comedy eesseen Under S$. K. Wineland, playing “Mlle, Modiste” — Chester Outing Scenic GEORGE. ARLISS “Frivolous Fiji” lame A Drama of Adventure and Mother Love First National Kinograms “THE DEVIL” Just One Long Thirty- Minute Laugh Now—First Time in Seattl BUSTER’ KEATON IN THE Pe, nemraners v: “Hunted “Howe” ath Jack a romance by Mrs “Wet But Dry” Clemmer Orchestra Coming Saturday: DOUG FAIRBANKS IN “THE NUT” Cuticura For All Skin Irritations Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water to free the pores of impurities and follow with a gentle application of Cuticura Oint ment to soothe and heal They are ideal for the toilet, as is also Cuticara Taleum for perfuming eA GO fie sie ann rey Ate, Shere. honp Ze. Ointment % and de Taleum ‘Cuticure Soap shaves without m: or new late a shipwreck completely altered the lives of four young people. Miss Lovely will be remem- bered for her splendid work in a number of William Far- num pictures. She was only recently elevated to stardom by William Fox. do} ° novel is hoes fest easy. Ladies can wear] ‘ h in 6 submit their “\shoen one size amatler by shaking} Stephen Chalmers is the : ere in arbitration, constitu: | some Allen's Foot n each shoe jauthor of “Partners of a Paramount in the morning ld everywhere, _| Fate.” STATISTICS Los Angeles figures ite annual film output at $160,000,000 chamber of commerce the executive offices of Oliver Morosco Productions, Inc. Thus the ve taken pr ent over the is as Log Angeles’ first indus statintion 0} file in | | | Satisfactory Terms Always THE GROTE-RANKIN GQ) OTTO F. KEGEL, President, PIKE STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE This Nine-Piece Cooking Set WITH EACH Monarch Malleable Range SOLD NOW Place Your Order for a Monarch Now--Trade Your Old Stove as Part Payment on a Heavy Aluminum FREE Monarch 48c cretonne effects. special, the yard, baer Beautifully Printed Zira Cloth Special, the Yard | Zira Cloth is a high grade Mar- quisette printed in very attractive It offers won- derful possibilities for the effec- tive draping of windows. The assortment on sale tomor- row consists of a large variety of attractive colorings, and priced 25 Pieces of Filet Nef Marquisette Are on Sale Tomorrow | at 37c%%@ If your home furnishing plans include new curtains for any of your rooms—this offering of 36- inch Filet Marquisette, in ivory and white, should be extremely interesting. This material is of a fine even weave and is an excep- tionally special value, the yard, j | Griffith Tickets | “Reserved seats for D, W. Griffith's wonder spectacle, “Way Down East — will be on sale Thursday morning at the box office of the Metropolitan theatre, where is is booked for a lim. ited engagement, beginning Monday, March 14 j “Way Down Fast’ is being seen thruout the country ‘simultaneously, and playing to great crowds, Over a quarter of a million theatre goers in the different cities of the} —-DOUBL LOUISE MOVIE CHAT COMEDY NOW PLAYING A WEST EF N DRAM A THE “FIGHTIN’ E BILL— LOVELY —IN— “Partners , of Fate” Love and Adven- ture in the Island of the South Seas FURY” COLONIAL ORCHES TRA country a | presentations on Sale Tomorrow} age attendance f ordinary plainer than any words tion as to the merits and the appeal of the Griffith masterpiece, e screen version is based upon ver. \2 © simple tale of plain people, re- = volving around the love of David | Bartlett and Anna Moore, in a New | Bngland rural community, as ortg- inally played upon tho stage in the dramatic tale by Lottie Blair Parker ttraction, of Pen The Wonder Woman In First National's nine-act pre-eminent photoplay “PASSION” Matinees—220, After 6:30—Lower Floor, 45¢; Balcony, 316 Children, 18¢ any time, All prices plus tax. UM CONCERT } Malotte on t ses PATE COLISEL he Wurlitzer “Forbidden Fruit”