The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1921, Page 3

“The Passion Flower” How she can kiss— Pretty Miss! Toonerville Comedy “Toonerville Follies” PATHE NEWS COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA 34—ARTISTS—34 Arthur Kay, Conductor, playing selection from the opera “Carmen” — Bizet COMING y Arbuckle in a Paramount Photoplay “The Dollar aYear Man” with Lila Lee Fatty will keep you in a roar with adven- tures working for Uncle Samuel! Snooky—Monkey Comedy Chester Outing Scenic First National Kinograms STRAND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. Wineland, playing selection “The Chocolate Soldier,” by Strauss. Mr. Frederick C. Feringer on the organ We Feature Our Music COMING “Pleasure Seekers” HUSBANDS. AND “ The thrilling adventure of social butterfly who gets too near love's fire. Episode 6—The Son of Tarzan’ | | 100% Courtesy, Music, Pictures Not So Fast, Young Man! There’s a lot of things must happen before that happy-ever-after moment comes. ee J] ” Proxies A crook play of intense heart appeal and filled with the kind of thrills you seldom get in pic- tures! It’s a Paramount Gayety Comedy “Turkey Dressing” SCENIC Volcano of Kilauea in Hawaii—a wonderful and inspiring picture. Jensen and Von Herberg News Vocal Duet Barcarolle from “Tales of Hoffman” by Offenbach COMING “BOB HAMPTON OF PLACER” The most surpassing dramatic success ever made by MARSHALL NEILAN illbsmeseleze Now Feels Fine Eatonic Ended His Troubles “Fatonic fs the only thing I have foand to stop my heartburn and 1 think it has been « nervous spells,” writes G.0. stomach may cause lots Ing all over the body. Eatonic belps in such cases by removing the cause of the misery, because it takes ep and out the excess-acid and gases and keepe the digestive Et et rt a end after - box ‘conte only a trifle with Groggist’s guarantee. Advertisement. Madge Bellamy, star of the stage, makes her film debut in “Hail, the | Woman!" You Can’t Brush or Wash Out Dandruff The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retir ing; use enough to moisten the scalp tips. Do this tonight, and by morning. most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more ap- plications will completely dissolve and le ly destroy every single sign and of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better You can get liquid arvon at « drug store. It is inexpensive and never fails to do the work.—Adver tisement, and rub it in gently with the finger b THE Vivian Martin at Rex in Screen Version of Corra Harris Story | | Vivian Martin, the charming little actress who is playing at the Rex this week in “Husbands and Wives,” a screen ver- sion of “Making Her His Wife,” the popular novel from the |pen of Corra Harris. | Miss Martin's role is that of a society debutante who mar- ries a small town hardware merchant. Their married life is | filled with woe—that is until the final reel. | clure Patter Scenes of “My Lady of the Island,” |starring Edith Roberta, were filmed on Catalina island | oe Marcella Pershing plays opposite Lift Off with Fingers xR Gibson in “Bandits, Beware,” ja new tworeel comedy. } eee | | “The Hell Diggers” t# the title of | Wally Reid's next. A hell digger | jthe name given to bie gold dredge ers. will be Nazimova’s last under her present con. eee Bery VLytel and Gareth Hughes are accused of starting an epidemic of plug hats in Hollywood. eee Agnes Ayres will soon go to Eng land to star in pictures made at the London studios of Paramount see Eddie Polo is going to make a se ries of two-reclers called “The Re- turn of Cyclone Smith.” eee Hughes will be Viola Dana's leading man in three pic | tarea, Gareth eee FEAnentional has released 13,900,- 000 feet of film in comedies and scenies in 10 months. eee Roland Rushton, Australian stage director, is studying movie produc Uon with Reginald Barker, eee Alice Calhoun has more than half |finished the production of “Closed Doorn.” Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient aoe to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the| Yap. That's where Gibson Gow calluses, without soreness or irrita-| 404, who is in the cast of “Ladies - | Must Live,” was born. WEEK. ENDING “So you epent Sunday with Sub- bubs, did you? Is his house far from LAST TIMES TODAY | the station? TOM MIX Sa -IN— London Sketch. “THE UNTAMED” THREE DAYS STARTING WEDNESDAY STARRING MARGARITA FISHER ~~ ALSO A HOLMAN DAY STORY “4 FOREST SAMSON” OTHER ATTRACTIONS ORCHESTRA A. K. WOLFENDEN, Director as the dust Bert Lytell in “A MESSAGE FROM MARS” (BLUE MOUSE LS rucarRees CURED HS BHEUINATICM! i “I am eighty-three years old and I doctored SAVE YOUR EYES Failing Eyesight Restored by Our System 3 n so-called ‘c1 4 about ‘Uric ost taste It 1 could walk Without so sore and jd a pen with comfort ined at the chang You might | > put out al rid of y air of our fl m. truth. of the true ¢ other strength teriex,” now b by an aut twenty yea fof this trouble. ‘The Star arned how to get rid] f ey aplete of his rhe dollar and el, ve cents, in- and reco Bua 4 ‘The Inner ng distribut a "The Inner Mya > earwater, 1, Maine if not a suf. © and hand! letter te W Stree 1 tunity to friend, All who send by return mail with+ out any ee whatever.—Adver- tinement. SEATTLE STAR Tom Mix in “The Uo- fan Martin in “Hasbands | | 0 11 most selfish man on earth was what the messenger from Mars told the self-satisfied clubma he wan ordered to seek, and, having found him, was condemned to remain upon earth until he had reformed The many thrills that ac at reformation picture, * now showin Blue Mouse, one of th mont entertaining th er has app in for we eee STRAND Fatty Arbuckle's fight with a band of anarchist in Man, vokes the laug The fight bs w haunted houne r of the audience, in @ supposedly ere are many fuch a» trapdoors and the like, the rooms representing the rendezvous for the gang of crooks. eee CLEMMER cilla Dean, the versatile young *, in playing a dual role in “Reputation,” |e thin characterization |pean actress is bne of the best bits of acting seen on the screen for some time, Other scenes show her as this woman's daughter, a beau. uful, innocent young girl StarUniversal $1,000 motion ture actress contestant & short reel week. . Mise Dean's are seen in eee COLISEUM Norma Talmadge plays the first Spanish role of her career in “The Passion Flower,” the screen drama &t the Coliseum this week, In this feature the clever star has two lead. ing men. They are Courtenay Foote and Harrison Ford. Natalie Tab madge also bas a part with her ais. ter In this production, “The Passion Flower” is an adap. tation of Jacinto Benavente’s stage play of Castilian peasant life, eee LIBERTY “Proxies,” the film attraction at the Liberty this week, is a crook play. The story tells of the efforts of a former crook to live straight and of the difficulties he meets with In the operation. But he manages to win out in the end, after many thrilling happenings, however, The love element adds interést to the story. Zana Keefe and Norman Kerry are popular members of the cast. eee COLONIAL A speedy horse and a wolf dog have much to do with the thrills fur: nished in “The Untamed,” Tom Mix's latest starring vehicle, now showing at the Colonial. These ani- mals were expecially trained for the important parts they play in the story. “The Untamed” ts a screen version of the popular novel by Max Brand. CLEVER SOLOIST NOW AT STRAND Miss Yvonne Farr je giving Strand patrons a real treat in the way of musle this week, with her delightful rendition of “Gypsy Love Song.” She has a high, clear voice, excellently adapted to this kind of music, and “puts her act over” In a unique man. ner pleasing to all lovers of light and classical music. Her appearance each afternoon and evening since Saturday hae been greeted with well- dererved applause. She will continue her engagement at the Strand until Friday night. FUNERAL SERVICES for 0. M. Smith, pioneer resident of the state, were held here Sunday. make | at the Strand this week, pro-| trick surprises in the haunted rooms, | the film drama at the| of a famous Euro | pio | |\Plan Great Parade Plans for on® of the largest |parades Seattle has ever witnessed are being made for Wednesday night by the Veterans of Foreign Wars in honor of their national commander, | Robert G. Woodside. Officials of the various political | units of the state, civic organiza | tions, lodge officers, all military or- ganizations and amateur bands are expected to assemble for the march at 7:30 p.m. ‘The procession will start at Second ave. and Stewart st, moving west on Stewart to First ave., down First to James, to Second, to Union, to Fyfth, lto the Arena, where the entertain: | ment will be held. Caldwell Kidnaped; Abducted by Angoras Mayor Caldwell was abducted | Monday, shackled and spirited away | to, Yakima! | He was the victim of the Angora Patrol, which kidnaped a number of Seattle citizens and railroaded them to Yakima to initiate them into the order at the spring ceremonial. ‘The mayor will return Wednesday morning. $3,905 Raised for the Camp Fire Girls With a total of $3,905 obtained for their new camp on Vashon Island, | Camp Fire Girls were optimistic Tuesday over the possibility of reaching the $10,000 mark, the sum that is necessary to purchase the | new home. | CHEHALIS.—Drowned in creck. | Guy A. Silvey, two and one-half years | old, son of Mrs, Maria Sinclair, ~ The peculiar penetrating, per- sistent flavor of rare, high grade Mattress Special 14 EATTLE-MADE Silk Floss Mattresses are offered at a very spe- cial price all this week. They are extra deep tufted with hand- rolled Imperial edge and covered with splendid quality art ticking, at a remarkably low, price of $14.75 each. These mattresses are a Pacific Northwest product of merit. We want you to see them and show you exactly of what they are made. They offer a great opportunity for saving and you should be quick to take advantage of it. An entire floor of our store is devoted to the display of Pacific Northwest products, such as go into the making of “better homes.” You are invited to visit this exhibit. It is both interest- ing and instructive. Ardent the flowers? Messenger Boy—She tonhole.—Boston Post. SECONO ry Admirer—What did the! on Wednesday Night) soune lady say when you gave her | asked | young fellow who was sitting with | | her if he didn't want one for his but: | the | IN ADDITION TO REGULAR PROGRAM Come and See Your Friends on the Screen —the fear that only good women know when names and reputations are assailed. That was the fear that gripped the heart strings of her who claimed to be the great Laura Figlan. “REPUTATION” The picture drama of the hour reveals more tense and interest-absorbing situations than any photoplay shown in months. A UNIVERSAL-JEWEL STARRING PRISCILLA DEAN) The most dynamic personality on the screen, DID YOU NOTICE THE CROWDS? Starting Hours; 11:10, 1:00, 2:50, 4:40, 6:30, 8:20, 10:10 their | TRY TO GET IN} SP BRRE SRS ST SASSER Sy HERES FRAMED oo OY OWED TER EEL CARER LTE Tee er ees