The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1921, Page 3

Under 8 question smiles! smiles, tte NEWS AT J. & V. THEATRES TODAY IBEAT, Home of the Big Successes THOMAS MEIGHAN “O'MALLEY OF THE MOUNTED” MERMAID COMEDY CHESTER OUTING SCENIC “Holy Smoke” “Samething to Worry About” STRAND ORCHESTRA Matinera, 220, After 6—Upper 2up & UNEVERSITY Madge Kennedy es woman's love for him? ~~ THIRD EPISODE secret out at last! Woman herself an swers the eternal Sphinx winks and Mande Adams’ stage success with all ite thrills and wisdom! “WHAT EVERY, WOMAN KNOWS: VANITY COMEDY BRUCE SCENIC “Naughty Mary Brown” “The Will 0’ the Wisp” COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA thur Kay, Conductor, playing “The Red Mill” Selection—Herbert PATHE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921. NOW PLAYING —The ro mance of a poor genius who martics a rich helress and then bs deserted —tomporarily! COMEDY MALOTTE COMING “Edgar's FeastDay” = On the Worlitzer GEORGE BEBAN —— playing “Kismet” im person with his CHESTER ~~ big picture success SCREENIO Jensen & “One Man in a Mil. “From Deer to Dam” Von Herberg Nows lion” NOW PLAYING —A— Paramount Picture THE ROYAL MOUNTED WORKS: SEE A REAL, WESTERN RODEO! balcony 226, lower balcony and K. WINELAND lower floor Sie. Children 10¢ NOW PLAYING and the tears, its NOW PLAYING DeMILLE 's Production of SIR JAMES M. BARRIE’S Famous Play With CONRAD NAGEL and LOIS WILSON 34—ARTISTS—34 COMING “Straight Is the Way” George Beban to Appear in Person Here George Neban, one of the mont | talented character actors appe’ tour for the promotion of a higher standard of motion tures. Beban's te iy oon a huge suo x in Chh eat number ns in the whole his tory of that city, In Indiana the governor Was a speaker at a banquet | given in honor of the star's visit In Milwaukee the citizens got up a parade for bh ty officials turned over ne city put lo heart and soul into his campaign for clean and wholesome pictures, He ts recetving the hearty co om all over the country of the F ation of Wom. en's Clubs and Parent-Teachers’ aa soctationa, PEARL WHITE OFF _ FOR VACATION TRIP Pear! White has elected to spend her vacation in . Most of her vacation will be spent In the French capital, but there will be al side trips on the continent a8 White will soon have com pleted her seventh picture for the Fox organization, and she has worked steadily from the time she or first production, with the of a few days’ rest after SECOND NEAR PIKE NOW PLAYING Viola Dana “The Off-Shore Pirate” A sea-going romance of love, lies and luxury, adapted from the popu- lar Saturday Evening Post story of the same name, SPECIAL EVENT . Exclusive showing of Test Films taken in The Star-Universal $1,000.00 Motion Picture Contest. Mats, 22c; Eves. 3lc. IBILL SEZ: If you haf to use » hanumer— build » house, Seattle ‘s all jake only they ‘s too many local fellers without any repu tation sellin’ hammers and they haint got no nails. WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY \“HOMESPUN | FOLKS” AllStar Cast “STUFFED LIONS” International News FLORENCE Next to 42-Story Smith Building NOW PLAYING— “THE UNKNOWN WIFE” STARRING Edith Roberts The compelling romance- mysterydrama of a small town girl who was thrust into a whirlpool of marl- tal emotion, —ALSO— TOM SANTCHI A Thrilling Western Drama “HARD CIDER” COMEDY SCREEN SNAPSHOTS OF POPULAR STARS ORCHESTRA A. K WOLFENDEN THE SEATTLE STAR Clever Young Actress Featured in Highly Entertaining re el Madge Kennedy, the captir “Son of Tarzan” series. COLONTAL EP ITH ROMERTS will be the prin 4 cipal attraction at the Colonial today for the first time In “The Un-| known Wife,” mk which a girt fetrons of a boarding how New England factory vi where she supports her Inva! ($2,000 a Week | His name is Jackie Coogan and if you've seen “The Kid” in the movies, you've seen Jackie, playing the title role, with Charlie Chaplin. His picture was snapped in Chi- cago. Now he’s to star all by himself in “Peck’s Bad Boy” at a salary of $2, 000 a week, No wonder Jackie smiles! Rest foodstuffs for the least at | Boldt’s Advertisement. *% *% * * * * * * * actress who plays opposite Bill. father by hard work. eee STRAND ‘There a neenes t Hiiam 8. Hart's new p ture, “O’Malley of the Mounted,” the Liberty this week. ‘The photo. | Hnva Novak {= the charming little | Where is the easy road? That's what everybedy wants to know. [THE GROTE-RANKIN 9) OTTO F.KEGEL, President. Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s __ || The Monarch Malleable Range —, little heroine of “The||| Is the Best Range Highest Bidder,” a delightfully entertaining film drama, now showing at the Rex. In this picture Miss Kennedy has the role of a poor little girl who falls in with a rich, scheming} adventuress, There is romance in the story, too, On the same program there is a new episode of the popular Made Today That is a broad statement—we believe that it is true—that is why we recommend it so highly. For many years Monarch Malleable Ranges have been known to several thrfing rodeo || housewives for their cooking, baking and fuel-saving efficiency. at | More than 17,000 Monarch Ranges have been sold right here in Seat- 4 play te Giatinotiy. Wistern axa aniti. He-——u you desire first-hand information about the Monarch Range, ask Za Mart admirers will find it to thetr|{/ anyone of the thousands of housewives that are using them. « Roberts’ part ts that of the) | —Rust-proof vitreous enamel linings | LIBERTY ° | —Rust-resisting “Mirco” finished tops | —Hand-riveted seams and joints Thomas Meighan points out the way —Duplex draft fire control in his latest starring vehicle, “The | Kary Road,” now showing at the! Goodall, Lita Lee, Gladys George and Virora Danio. eee BLUE MOUSE The minister and the gambler, both working from different angles, found tn the grand showdown that each had Monarch now! Liberty. —are exclusive Monarch Range features—which tend to simplify .oper- In the mupporting cast are Grace it) ation of the Monarch and lengthen the life of the range. Monarch’s are sold on small weekly or monthly Ls: dances Buy 3 bean seeking for the same end. How each worked out his own plan ts dra-| trong story of a student who has po matically pictured in the screen of | litical ambition and of a quaint girt Calvin Johnston's “Temple Dusk,” at |Wbo aids him tn his career. the Blue Mouse this week. The pic-| Conrad Nagel ts the student, and ite measures were needed and the family did not hesitate to use them. It was obvious to all but the lovefoolish girl that the suave Russian was an imposter. So they fitted up a pirate who played high| Pershing, his leading lady, to get Jinks #0 admirably that the girl for-| General Pershing’s horse for her use | got the foreigner and the man forgot|in Western pictures. Hoot admires| everything else. This all happens in| the general, who is Miss Pershing’s “The Offshore Pirate” at the Clem-| second cousin, but he points out that the general rides a rangy big Fat. % wen staltion, while (sie: W COLISEUM drama must show the smal William De Mine's picturization of | wiry cow ponies to be accurate. Sir James M. Barri “What Every | "Hill" Craft is now directing Hoot Woman Knows” is the chief attrac-|in “The Wild, Wild West,” a comedy tion at the Coliseum this week. It is a] drama. BRO ADWAY —™47 was HER BACKGROUND Alone and friendless in New York, this frail rh came to her senses. Before her stood an impaasive old man whose philosoph brotherhood was to shape her destiny. George D. Baker’s Master Production Headed by an All-Star Cast mer this week. Matiners Ife NOW Evemings 220 Children 90 Add Tax “California Rodeo” Review Orchestra From CALVAN JOHNSTON'S. SO Saturday Evening Post Story = dutty. 25¢ (se: 500 “Temple Dusk” er | leas te 1JOHN HAMRICK | aj THEATRE ESS TEST FILMS Taken for The Star-Universal Motion Picture Contest Now Being Shown Exclusively at the CLEMMER IN ADDITION TO REGULAR PROGRAM Come and See Your Friends on the Screen FILM DIRECTOR ~~ COMPOSES SONG King Vidor, noted motion picture ture is titled “Withost Limit.” Lois Wilson the girl Producer, has just composed what eee promises to be a nationally success CLEMMER HOOT GIBSON PREFERS jtui song. ‘The song, titled “Lying Lips,” was inspired the film REGULAR COW PONIES) 12%" Was tusptred by the mm pro Hoot Gibson, Universal's star of| Florence Vidor plays the leading short reel Western features, has | feminine role. frowned upon the plan of Marcella | = entire situati "or Tefente.te Invatide and’ Dba Original Food-Diink STARTING TODAY “THE OTHER WOMAN” From the Novel by Nora Davis With This Famous Cast: JANE NOVAK, JOSEPH DOWLING Helen Jerome Eddy, Jerome Patrick So much has been written, pictured and dis- cussed concerning women, marriage, men, wives, husbands and sweethearts that we now present the ultimate keynote of the Irma Falvey on the Hope-Jones Wurlitzer playing “Miserere” from “Tl Trovatore;” Topics of the Day, Comedy and Fox News. Afternoons 25c, evenings 35¢, PAGE 3 | | | OREGONIANS LIKE _ ion, “THE OTHER WOMAN.” ——_ALSO—. sb ForaLages | RecA i