The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1921, Page 3

TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1921 AT J. & V. THE ris SUM wad LAST TIMES TONIGHT A Ouija Romance of “spirits,” buried gold and two crooks! 34—ARTISTS—34 KAY, Conductor playing overture “Fra Diavole,” by Auber COMING WEDNESDAY “The Kentuckians” SSD ATRES TODAY Lewis Stone, Mabel Juli- enne Scott, Charles Clary and Darrel Foss in a re- markable drama— “Don’t Neglect Your Wife” A picture that means something to every man and every woman! FOURTH, EPISODE “THE SON OF TARZAN” qummi GEORGE BEBAN In person, at 2:25, 4:10, 7:40 and 9:30 p. m., with for the screen— OECOND MAAR BERELA LAST TIMES TONIGHT DOUGLAS MacLEAN in the Paramount Picture-y aa” STRAND ORCHESTRA Under 8. K. Wineland WE FEATURE OUR MUSIC BRUCE SCENIC “Water Trails” Colered Heenic of West India Rivers Jensen and Von Herberg News MALOTTE On the Giant Wurlitzer Matinees, 22%c; after 6:30, any @uy, 31c; Children 16¢ any time. All prices plus tax COMING WALLACE REID —In— “THE LOVE SPECIAL” For good appie pie, go to Boldt’s, — Advertisement, MOTHERS FRIEND For Expectant Mothera sep By Tusce GexenaTions WATE twa BOOTLET on NOTHERNOOD ane BAST, FUE Dasorisie RLSULATCS Co. BELT. 6-8, ATLABTA Oty “TF YOU ARE THIN Picture Patter Few girts over five feet two are | stars, Exceptions are Betty Mlythe, | Alma Reubens, Rosemary Theby and | June Elvidge . ee | George D. Baker, director, says | Most of the natives in Trinidad | dress in the fashion of their favorite movie stars, oe “The Great Day,” just finished in Landon by Paramount, shows scenes, taken in the Alpa, Paris and Devon: shire, eee Chaplin weighs 125 pounds, ts 5 feet 4 and has brown hair and blue eyea. eee Ghosta in the movies are made by photographing on exposed filma. eee Did you know that David War. | field was in the movies once? | was Benjamin Franklin in @ pa | triotic propaganda film during the | war. ee Regtnald Parker, . Mrector, need a megaphone. ee yt He | has | jmuch a strong voice that he doesn’t | THE SEATTLE STAR | bbe, Sue. Inspired Clever Actor to paign for Better Picture Plays George Beban, Jr. WAS George Beban's Mttle son, George Beban, jr, who really was responsible for his distinguished father inaugurating his present transcontinental tour in the Interests of better motion pictures, Beban, who ls appearing in person at the FT i F i ci eg tt 1 He Libefty every day this week in con- Junction with his latest picture, “One Man in a Million,” gave out the following interview to The Star mo tion picture editor: “Before the boy ever saw a motion picture,” said Beban, “he clamored for the opportunity, and I promised i i | i H li i il HE sii : if Fs Hl cin ” Don't Pay Exorbitant Prices OUR OFFER: A pair of our wen for her eye glass fram: dollar and cluding examination. DO NOT DESTROY TOUR KYESIGHT BY WEARING POOR GLASSES OVER 23 YEARS EXP 11 YKARS IN SEATTLE U. S. OPTICAL CO. 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Same ween fer ti piker th reputation of his home town. SKATTLE'S ALL JAKE! Modern methods TODAY'S PROGRAMS — LIBERry. =" tm “One —Licorge eben Mao in @ Million.” Personal ap- of Yezen! Fictare Astros contest ple- ures, COLISEUM Straight Is the Way.” BLUE MOUSE IACED with the necensity of|}) choosing between love and duty, John Culbertson, acientist-ex | plorer puts love behind him, The |]| woman sent to delay him while on/]| an important diplomatic mission falls in love with him, but to her, too, | Satisfactory Terms Always THE:GROTE-RANKIN’ GO) OTTO F. KEGEL, President! Pike Street and Fifth Avenue the sense of duty is momentarily |! stronger than love, | How this strange eituation is) brought to a happy ending ts told tn) “The Leopard Woman,” the photo- |[) play featuring House Peters at the Blue Mouse this week. eee COLISEUM } A oulja board and some very real |]) flesh and blood “spooks” aré the ba- ia of “Straight Is the ” which | will be seen for the last time tonight at the Coliseum. Matt Moore plays the leadthe man's role in this picture. He is seen as & crook, who is reformed thru| love, Gladyn Leslie in the girl. “The Kentuckians” opens Wednes- day. a CLEMMER A four-year-old boy holds enptive a | gang of train-robbing hoboes in “The Big Adventure,” the feature photo- play at the Clemmer this week. Lit- tle “Breezy” Eason is the boy. On the same bill pictures of entries in The Star-Universal §1,000 motion picture actress contest are shown. A bevy of pretty girls are shown in dashing bathing ‘ sulta, swimming and diving at the Crystal Pool. They also appear in @ short screen sketch. COLONIAL eee Two famous ecreen vihains plot against Harry Carey in his latest pic. | ture play, “The Freeze-Out,” at the Colonial this week. They are Joe Harris, the suave and well-dressed deaperado of many rcreen successes, and Charles Le Moyne, the rough- working deputy villain of equal film prominence, STRAND As Deems Stafiwood, a city chap, who believes he may gain wealth and distinction by feeding blooded fowl on egg plant, Dougias Maclean has & most congenial role in “Chickens,” | the comedy drama, which finishes a been started by A. HL fourday run at the Strand ton . Howard Talbot, is beautiful young the story wit Masters, a promi- joted physician, fe and ry CHILD ACTRESS IN FARNUM FEATURE] sew EDWARD WHITE'S Lorna Volare ig only eight years old, but she is an important factor in the new William Fox play “His " in which Wil- Ham Farnum is starring. 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