The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1921, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 8 aa ey, Bin Oy 8 ), CLEMMER || fo SECOND AVE NEADS peeked Clever Makeup Stunts in New _ Comedy Starring Wanda Hawley | “Pacific Storma” has been pur chased as « vehicle for Frank Mayo. ee a, TODAY'S PROGRAMS | LIMERTY—Ceorge Reban tn “One Man in Million.” Personal ap- pearance of Netan. BLUE MOUSK—J. Parker Head's LAST TIMES TODAY “athe Leopard Woman Ct 99 | | CLEMMEN—"Ieeeny” Eason, Jr. ‘THE BIG ADVE E | uliuat s_naventeret™ Bt Yersal Picture Actress conten STARRING BREEZY EASON AND } tures, BUSTER KEATON oils eis expanse STRAND — Bryant Washbarn tm IN “HARD LUCK" Peter B, Kypa, author ef “Cappy Tucks,” te to write a series of ont | door stories for Harry Carey. ee A THEATRE OF REPUTATION Last Times Tonight ‘ “BURGLAR PROOF” Chic and Charming as ever— Work has started on “Motiy 0," with Mabel Normand and Jack Muh | hall in the leada, ee ‘The Stanley theatres, tn Philadel phia, have reduced admission prices. LAL - Who's next? oe COLONIAL—Freak Maye tn “Cole redo. oe BEX —lewt Steno te “Don't “What Can You Expect™ ts the| ee ewes COE E Seem STARTING TOMORROW A CAST OF UNPARALLELED EXCELLENCE, INCLUDING = JOE MARTIN: The Handsome MILTON SILLS NIGEL BARRIE ORA CAREWE in Simian Tragedian, In “A MONKEY HERO” @ UNIVERSAL JEWEL) SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE All Children Admitted from 10:45 to 1:30 Saturday for Five Cents BILL SEZ. feller to bee it. for the that'll ny his money er his talk against the home team YOU ARE ALL INVITED TO THE HOUSEWARMING STARTING TOMORROW WANDA HAWLEY and FORREST STANLEY in “The House That Jazz Built” Adapted From the Saturday Evening Post Story, “Sweet Peach,” by by Sophie Kerr lost ‘Your Wwe.” win URING the fitming of “The Oath,” the picture which opens at the Coliseum Saturday, a tea spoonful of water cost the produc ers $2,500. It got into one of the air tight of film ready for shipment and rendered three entire scenes use. loam, because the water had caused them to stick together Conway Tearle, the lading man, had entered into @ contract with an other firm and was available only at a huge cost. Miriam Cooper was procured, but the scenes were to be laid on @ lonely, rock bound strip of ocean beach tn New Jermy, where artificial lighting and heating ar rangements had to be made before the scene could be shot It took weeks to prepare the scene and the actor and actress were acta ally in front of camera seven minutes and 32 seconds, eee CLEMMER Jack London's “The Little Lady of the Big House” has reached the screen, Under the tive of “The Lit tle Fool,” this popular novel has| been filmed. It will be shown on the Clemmer screen for a week, begin ning Saturday “The Little Foot" portrays the drama of “Dick” Forrest, a wealthy | rancher, and his wif, Paula, an un usually attractive woran. Milton Sills, Ora Carewe and Nigel arrie will be een in the leading) roles, Agnes Ayres, the beautiful actram who last appeared here as the femt-| nine isad in De Mille's production “Forbidden Fruit.~ plays opposite | Wallace Reid in “The Love Special.” bis latest picture, which opens at the Liberty Saturday, Reid appears ae @ allroad enet neer who falls in love with the} leharming daughter of a Pittsburg millionaire STRAND Billie Burke, who haxcn’t been seen ‘on the screen for ages, comes to the Strand next week In a pretty, ro mantic drama, “The Education of Elizabeth.” In this new picture the ever charming little actress plays the role of a sancy litte chorus maid, who becomes engaged to Thomas Fairfax, a descendant of an old Colo nial family. What happens when Elizabeth discovers herself to be tn love with her flance’s young brother leads up to & surprise climax, eee COLONIAL An earthquake tn which the houses are seen tumbiing into the rift in an Italian s€reet, and an English Derby with swarming crowds af fashion- ably Grensed people and a realistic horse race mark the high spots in the melodramatic photoplay, “A Dis honorable Love,” which opens at the Cotoniad Saturday. Jack Mulhall, Frank Elliott, Ruth Stonehouse and Marguerite De La Motte are included in the’ ajietar cast 7 eee REX Chartie Chaplin‘s mfMfion-dolar production, “The Kid." is coming |back again. This time it will be | shown at the Rex. This te the pic ture that Chaplin wrote and directed, ang it introduces to cinema fans the | wonderful child actor, Jackie Coo gan, who shares honors with the star \in the picture. ‘The plot includes both humor and pathos, It revolves around a happy- golucky chap who plays foster (a ther to a tiny waif. HOW HE GOT HER She looked with favor on his suft, | _ For why should she evade it? She was the tallor’s daughter cute And knew her father made it! —Cartoo a FRIDAY-SATURDAY “LAST OF THE MOHICANS” Three Days Starting SUNDAY “THE DEVIL” MATINEE. EVENING. ADD TAX FLORENCE Next to 42-Story Smith Bldg. MOST CHOKED LAST NIGHT with gas around my heart. Couldn't breathe," many people sa: No such choking or anxiety if you will take Baalmann’s Gas-Tablets, which are prepared distinctly especially for ticularly for all gas pressure organ—your hr a That empty, gong and gnawing feeling at the pit of your stomach will disappear; that anxious, nervous feeling, with heart palpitation, will vanish, and you will once more be able to take a deep breath, so often prevented by fas pressing against your heart and lungs, These Tablets are wold by all reliable gixts and The Ow! Drug Co. Be c ful and insist on the genuine E mann's Gas-Tablets in a yellow pack age, price $1, J. Baalmann, Chemist, San Francisco,—Advertisement, 10 owes BO the bad effects Pat ist your most vital Making up to appear 40 pounds heavier than she really is presented somewhat of a problem to Wanda Hawley, the cap- tivating little star of “The House That Jazz Built,” edy drama which opens Saturday at the Blue Mouse theatre. Fortunately no less a celebrity than Penryhn Stanlows, and with | the distinguished American artist, was directing the picture, knowledge of colors, shadows and facial model- ling, he succeeded indransforming the pretty star into a very convincing fat lady. JACQUELINE STARRING ONE YEAR AFTER DEBUT fo newest screen star. line Logan. She's 18. rived” In one year Wanted to be a screen actrees. Went to New York earty in 1920. Underetudied Margot Kelly in “Piora- dora.” Four months Jacque She “ar tuter asenmed the role of “Angela” to that play. Ptay- ed it Ull September. Joined Ziegfeld Follies aa singer and dancer. Between shows played opposite Johnny Hines in a “Torchy” comedy. In Novembe> packed baggage and went to Les Angelen. Allan Dwan cast ber tn feminine lead of “The Perfect Crime” Now she’s playing opposite Tom Meighan In “White and Unmarried.” Her father is an architect. Her mother in a teacher of voice and ‘KEEP LOOKING YOUNG. It’s Easy—If You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | t '“THE plane. As schoolgiri abe played tn stock in Colorado Springs, Colo She has auburn hair, Violet even Speaks French and Spanish. “There are two ways to become a leading lady in pictures.” she sayn “One way is to start as an extra and climb slowty upwarda. Another in to make your name known to the pub- lic, It's easier to find opportunities then.” KING VIDOR WILL FILM POPULAR STORY King Vidor has closed negotiations with the Bobbe-Merrili Co. for the soreen rights to “A Thing Apart,” by cy Stone Terrill. The first copies of the book are not off the preas yet, and King Vidor heard of the work thru meeting the author recenuy ‘The story i» based on the famous uotation: “Man's love te of man‘s Ife a thing apart, “Tia woman's whole existence.” Vidor will start production on %A Thing Apart” upon completing “The Cottage of Delight.” Both of these Productions will be released under his Associated Producers contract. After all, authors haven't much of a kick on movit directors changing their stories, John Armstrong Chalo. ner says he recetved a measage from Bill Shakespenre’s spirit saying bis “Hamlet” had been re-written for the atage Tate of the people who five en the edges of the Sahara desert ts pic- tured in @ Pathecolor to be released May 1. Jamen Rennie ts to be leading man | for Hope Hampton, tn “Star Dust.” It is firet movie since his marriage to Dot Gish, last December, “Don’t Negieet Your Wite” —a strong emotional dra ma—ieaves Friday Night. il ~ Charles # Chaplin ff » ee KID” A First National Attraction ——$$—$<——— Children, 10¢; Adults, 500—Both prices plus (ax —— Another Thrilling Chapter in the Jungle Romance inital ais the com- title of Gladys Walton's next. Well, in movies, what oan you expect? eee r Ottver Morosco Is applying reverse Engtish to the movie game, He is producing “Slippery McGee” for the soreen before he putes it on the stage. eee Bryant Washburn will appear personally tn theatres showing “The Road to Londoa.” eee Alice Brady will appear next tn “Little Italy,” a story by Frederick and Wanny Hatton. . . Wm Rogers tn one year has ap peared a» a cowboy, loafer, moun taineer, trump and sailor, ee Sir James M. Parrte says that atimental Tommy” represents the youth of Robert Lous Stevenson. Friends say it represents his own youth, MRS. SPARLING SAYS SHE COULD SHOUT FOR JOY Seattle Woman, in Perfect Health Since Taking Tanlac, Declares If's Grandest in World “I was going down hill wo fast it alarmed me; but Tanlac has restored my health, and I just know it's the finest medicine tn the world,” said Mra Jennie Sparling, 1306 Alki Ave., Seattle, recently “At the Ume I began taking Tan lac I had been in such poor health for two years I could hardly do my housework. I had no appetite, and suffered from indigestion all the time, After meals my stomach hurt for hours, gas formed and preesed up tnto my chest until I could hardly get my breath, and going upstairs would leave me panting for air. One whaje week I didn't eat a mouthful, because I dreaded the pain I knew it would cause. My head hurt so bad at times I was almort bitnd, and wan 90 dizry I just bad to lie down I couktn’t even sleep, for my nerves were ail unetrung and kept me mis erable all night. I never was much ef a hand to take medicine, to say nothing of praising ft; but I've taken Tanlac, and I just can’t help recommending it Why, I co@id almost shout for joy over the way it has relieved my troubles. My appetite ts simpty won- derful, and I never feel a trate of any pain or distress. 1 sleep well and feel fine all the time. Tanlac ie just grand.” Taninc ts sold tn Beattie by the Bartell Drug: Stores and leading erugeieta— ~havertiotmnest. LAST TIMES TODAY FRANK MAYO COLORADO’ FOUR DAYS, . STARTING SATURDAY THE SUPERB SPECIAL PRODUCTION a DISHONORABLE LOVE” KEEPS YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT FROM THE FIRST FLASH TO THE FILN- IKSH. «+ ALSO— THE GUMPS “THERE'S A RAISIN” OTHER ATTRACTIONS COMEDY — ‘NEWS ORCHESTRA A. K. WOLFENDEN, i FRECKLES DERWILLO | Pruggiste refund the monod if it fails Absolutely harmioss. 1 today and you will be astomis ed. Beld at toilet counters every where, including Bartel) and Owl br ae ce BILLIE BURKE In her latest photoplay-— EDUCATION ELIZABETH” Comes here Saturday for fours days only. It’s a Paramount Picture and one of their best comedies. ‘PRN y STRAND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. Wineland Mr. Frederick C. Feringer on the Organ WE FEATURE OUR MUSIC Ipper lower balcony, 31¢; children 109", any time Evening prices prevail all All prices plus tax. day Sunday, Name Is All They Have Left, Anyhow LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 29— Federal Judge Evans has ruled that a brewery shall be permitted to use the word “lager” on its cereal bev- erage labels, The decision upsets a) ruling of the department of interna! revenua | Alkali in Shampoos Bad for Washing Hair Most soaps and prepared sham-| pooy contain too much alkali, which | is very injurious, as it dries the . and makes the hair brittle. ‘The best thing to use is Mutsitied | cocoanut of! shampoo, for this is | |pure and entirely greaseloss. It's | very cheap and beats anything else | Jal to pleces, You can get Mulsified at any drug store, and a few ounces | will last’ the whole family for months Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, about a tea spoonful is all that ts required. It |makes an abundance of rich, creamy | lather, cleanses ‘thoroughly, and | rinses out easily. The hair dries! quickly and evenly, and is @oft, fresh | looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and | leasy to handle. Besides, it loosens | ‘and takes out every particle of dust, | dirt and dandruff. Be sure your drugrist “gives you Mulsified—Ad- | vertisement. | corn discovered seven chicks been stolen from his hencoop. also discovered that the thief @ropped @ roll of bills amounting $600, Reduction in Price Effective April 18 PAINLESS DENTISTS} 608 Third Ave., cor. James iL IN ADDITION TO REGULAR PROGRAM { (Came and See Yeur Friends en the Screen