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

100% Courtesy, Pictures, Music Watch! —and you will see the soul of one of Pleasure's daughters in On the Hopetones Wurlitzer playing “My Little Bimbo Down on the Bamboo Isle” demsen & Von Heeberg News al of the wrongfully accused phy@-/ nad shape that I could hardly stoop clan down. Foley Kidney Pills made me \ 1] } REX Pa.” —Advertinement. “THE GREATEST LOVE” A Picture Dominated by « Mother’s Devotion! STRAND ORCHESTRA Under 8. K. WINELAS the siren leaves him for another man when ashe finds he is poor, 50-in, Damask. é by Offenbach ‘The “Imp” awakens at laat ‘to his 50-in. Gauze... : —" De Luxe Comedy youthful folly, and Dick learns that | Gosin Ga e Gayety Comedy Phyllis loved him, not the “Imp,” all! = 50-in. a eo < beth eas sos | 3” beer 54-in. English Mohair a Bruce Scenic | National “TANKTOWN FOLLIES The “imp,” the siren) Dick and Quinine bat _ ee “Voices of the | Kinograms Phyllis are characters In “When We 50-in, Silk Mixe Sea” Were Twenty-One,” the film attrac t drag ck \CES—. tion at the Rex this week, in which jablets COMING parce Apr Seem Any Seat H. B. Warner in featured. 50-in. Orange Silk. 12 a aa fap Frog gene pe ds 45-in. Silk Casement. ] Different “The Passionate Pilgrim” Cocoanut Oil Makes a Splendid Shampoo If you want to keep your hair in food condition, be careful what you Wash it with. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkall. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and | Lewis, I S : s is very harmful, Mulsified cocoanut | haveseen trenothen bscignd Of} shampoo (which is pure and en-| ey esigh pes tirety greascieas ‘a ‘much better | strength ky eSi eht HERBS L tik Diffi t to Ov const ened 50% 7 : So cul: erc avop anne eam - than anything else you can use for shampooing, ag this can't possibly in dure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with wa- ter and rub it in. One or two tea spoontuls of Mulsified will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thor. First National's nine- act tremendously spec- tacular picture— MARRIAGE” A Modern Drama of the ORCHESTRA | | her | Katherine Emmett, TODAYS PROGRAMS Derethy Phillipe in | | MMEK—Prank Maye in “The Hrute.” Man Woman — Marriage. Jordon in “The oremten COLON ack London's “The | Star Rover KEX—1L 1, Warner in “When We | Were Twenty One,” i * ———* | LIBERTY WILD debutante, with a pen-| chant fo owt stun ning kind " at Dor: | ny Dick maurice» Paying the Piper, film attraction now at the Liberty The story deals with the idle rich the ciguret-smoking, cabaret-lov: | ing of New York-and the chief character te Barbara Wynd ham, portrayed with artistry and | charm by Mise Dickson, who makes sereen debut in this ploture. | Dorothy is married to an idle rich young man, but there is little of love in their union until their wealth ts awept a crash in Wall at. | Then both erated in a - of int happenings ich thrill as they entertain the spectator ‘The picture fs a del! clase y by a rent! the support, © jaily that rend by such artist Alma Te | nald Denny, Robert s« ° in of the finest BLUE MOUSE of a young American to preserve his ideals and to cherish the innate be liefs he has been taught at his moth ers knee. Young Hughes rises to new heights in the role of Joel Web ster, the lad who, upon being dis Woman-—and Marriage,” the photo Dorothy Dickson Scores Hit in “Paying the Piper” at Liberty Courtierrea, a glibtengued and pol iabed Parisian. Courtierre in fs tnwtrumental fastening a robbery and attempted don In an appealing mother role The opening scenes show the Lan artly transferred to Marquis tel Way Down Ea: ’ in Second Week Here “Way Dow ond week at the Metropolitan Sun. “They n East” started its nec WORK day at on 72x Round Design Cloths, each. .$3.75 OTTO F. KEGEL, President Inexpensive Table Cloths For Breakfast, Luncheon or Tea A wide range of sizes and patterns at Satisfactory Terms Always THE GROTE-RANKIN CO L PIKE STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE More than a hundred pieces of Fiber and Reed Furniture, | representing a manufacturer’s sample line, are on sale Tues- | One-Third Below Their | Regular Value “Homespun Folks,” the Thomas ° : . | “PAYING H. “Ince production at the Wiue| is hina, sch ed comfortable pieces, in Ivory and Frosted | erest drama, with ro snes i i THE PIPER” Sau the ph pe noee = Rod LaRoque and Dorothy Dickson in a scene from “Pay-| f tas sg es, and nearly all the pieces have loose cushions y cant in the role of «| ing the Piper,” the George Fitzmaurice production now at the of cretonne or tapestry over spring construction. | ELMORE CROWHURST =e fj pe ED boat ad Oval MERMAID | CHESTER Home! owned because of his love for the| Murder charge on Haoul, but with | aay with a capacity audience. One very attractive prictngs. R R COMEDY SCREENIC law, pack his workdly belonstnes the aid of Xvonna who reaitzee the | of the principal reasons for ite popu 45x45 Hemmed Pattern Cloths, at, ag ugs at “Out ne oe: into a wheelbarrow and trundies off] fusai's innocence is established, and| lity Ie the coloring of entrancing each 2 Lo * lever comedy touches are fre troduced. be Y is , . i j i “Moonshine” } cliff homes COLISEUM quent. Two remarkably lifelike old Boni goer pes sche rope ag ‘ eelithaeiibegeeictenet each $3.00 eFings are selecting f this o ‘el te encot eres during the Ph + country aaeens wn; pave Dr| eric: - Narrative titles are superimponed 63x63" Hemmed Pattern Cloths, at, new shipment of Oval Rag on as EJ a oma _— a ru . ore on actual scenes in “Sacred and Pro. MOE, iiss reed bed FN Sol en nce $3.00 Rugs. - aap Coarse BSG oo an RN bo 64x64 Round Scalloped Cloths, ea. .$2.50 Many new and dainty effects COLISEUM > . eo film 64x64 Round Design Cloths, each. . $2.25 1 i Alan Holubar’s production, “Man— |°7"* at the Strand, features Vera 72x72 Sightly Poeen Cloths, ea. $300 are being shown for the first time — then there are splendid selections of interwoven reversi- play attraction at the Coliseim this 1 a - Tat H—ARTISTS—H4 week, is all that advance preas no-|!"° family leaving the shores of | 72x72 Hemmed Extra Weight Cloths, T 1 ER geting Vices’ deciared i to ben pertontioun, [aly for the land of promive, known | while you sleep” ONS ivi ss sseesssreees-$4,00 ble bordered rag rugs in beauti- dev pp Playing Gil iramatic, and beat of all, docidefty |*2 ‘bem as America, The story tells ful chintz shades th: ill : ¥ pig 4 Fema.” different. of the struggig of the family after) u 4 ¢ ant 8 at Ss at you wi oS . Nie deaninant theme is faith. Faitn|tey arrive in America, Lorenzo xs delight in seeing. Their prices on the part of woman that Tighe) ianuno, the son, Becomes an arch Japanese Blue-Print are extremely moderate, % fust conquer might. That love wil! tect. Francesca, the daughter, MALOTTE on the find a way to overcome the malig. | «rows into a teauliful young woman, Breakfast Sets First Time in Seattle “WHEN WE WERE TWENTY-ONE” A Romantic Drama of Youthful Folly! ¢ Children 16c. Both Pins Tax ‘Doctor Tells How to | Strergthen Eyesight j By th 7 el Bon-(pto use of Bon-Opto ways §=Dr. ina | week's | time in many instances, and quick relief brought to inflamed, aching, | itehing, burning, work-strained, wat ery eyes. 4 the doctor's full statement #0 to appear in this BonOpto is sold and recom- Dorothy Phillips is the woman and James Kirkwood the man. The drama opens and closes in the pres ent, but in between come the stone age, the Roman and the Mediaeval admitting of scenes in which thou sands of players sweep across the vision. CLEMMER “The Magnificent Brute” is the title of a stirring outdoor picture which is being shown at the Clem mer this week, with Frank Mayo in the leading role, Mayo appears as Victor Raoul, a trapper and hunter in the Hudson bay districy The story deals with the return of Raoul to the trading fiancee, Yvonne, have been tempor. Luna Park Swimming Pool opens Saturday, March 26.—Advertisement a fondness for dancing. saves him | into the in her boy's Innocence, brings from the gallows, plot an absorbing . COLONIAL A film adaptation of Jack Lon don's celebrated “The Star Rover,” telling of the adventures of a tor-| tured physician Into the mysterious | regions of the unseen, in an effort to clear up a strange murder, is one of the chief attractions at the € ‘olontal. ‘The story deals with a young phy ticlon wrongfully accused of a mur der and tortured by a bulldozing po-| Nee inspector. vious reincarnations, and this Thelma Percy, the pretty little sister of Eileen Percy, the acgeen | star, appears opposite Courtney Foote, who gives a splendid portray: | Dick Carew’s ambition seems to be| to see Phyllis Ericson married to hia ward, Richard Audaine, better known as the “Imp.” Phyllis loves Dick and is sacrificing herself to| please Dick. The “Imp” falls for a «tren who | thinks be ia rich. Dick tries to tell the “Imp” the woman's real charac ter. When he faila, he sacrifices | himaelf to prove it, only to find the “Imp” hag already married her. But _ The Screen Writers’ guild ts plan- ning a $100,000 clubhouse in Holly wood, Successful treatment of diseased | tonsils and throat without testimonials. Herb Medicine Rox $51, Seattle Advertisement, INDIGESTION BILIOUSNESS Hig soul goen roving | Cascarets among the stars to the acenes of pre-|liver and bowels and wake up clear jsiand fit. made use of by hin fiancee to have |too, No griping—no inconvenience. ness, from this: Don't stay ct rheumatic twinges, backache, lameness kidney trouble can profit if he wishes “My kidneys were in such bilious or constipated, with your head dull, your stomach sour, gARNY, upset. tonight Take one or two sure for your hildren love Cascarets, rore- or othe mpt f Grove’s is the Only Genuine Grip tablet, the merit of which is recognized The genuine bears this signature 6. Lrore by all civilized New hair for You? Hatrhas been grown again, after bald- 14x14 Napkins, dozen 18x44-inch Scarfs, each. . | and Centerpieces. | ity of art linen in 18, ing. | Sale 50-in. Every piece desirable Weak Eyes There has never been anything in Seattle with the QUICK results of simple witch hazel, camphor, hydras- tis, ete, as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, In one case of weak, inflamed eyes a few days’ use of Lavoptik results. Among the New Things for the Dining Room and Bedroom Are: —Filet Dresser Scarfs and Centerpieces with pure linen centers. —Madeira Napkins, Luncheon Sets, Scarfs —For the women who are fond of needle- | work we are showing a splendid qual- Unusual Scotch Madras.\ The Yard 50-in. Striped Sultana/ Materials rative for all interior drapery work. They represent discontined patterns and the reductions are very unusual. ‘$3.75 *$1.00 "Oriental effect. 20, 36 and 45- and deco- The showing includes Persian, Turkish and Chinese designs in the following sizes: 25x40-inch 36x65-inch post of St. Pierre after a season) his subconscious mind reveal the|10, 25, 60 cents inch widths 9: spe e wil a iba “ ma ; x10-6 feet 9; * mt te ory Bene pong happenings ot the night when the} iE WAS IN BAD SHAPE —For the Spring bride there are charm- Special si as feet tase Masog Any person who is rutiering with ing Linen Sets worth seeing and buy- pecial sizes can supplied on very short notice. YURLITZE nant forces which have robbed her ct og ag of the rewards of love, devotion ont : Lorenzo tn engaged - aor plans He . bel oso of very good qual . 3 strivings for the better things of life. |for a new theatre for Mr. Sewell, a ity hand-blocked designs wi i PATHE NEWS Tt shows how, in the erucibie of tinge, {theatrical magnate. rom bere on smateh priced as follow oe mew oO a. age, worman haa worked out her own sal. | the story takes a dramatic turn. Sew) 36x36, each coMING vation. ‘ells attentions to Lorenao’s sister are | tay mo PRO RE «+ $1.75 ‘te 4 ‘Thruout this story of agen, the|Fresented by the youth, and later 45x45, each. .- $2.85 S “THE FAITH HEALER” ff} same principals piay the parts of | when Sewell ts found dead, suspicion 54x54, each. -$3.85 ur 18 u $s lovers, husband and wife, “the man | falls on Lorenzo. | 63x63, each. . $5.85 and the woman. 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