The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1921, Page 2

9 —these are the credit terms that have helped to sestablish thousmnds and thousands of homes. firet pay- par- ment ment } $15— $2.50 $20— $3— $30— $4.50 $50— $7.50 hp SPECIAL! | TODAY'S PROGRAMS | LIMERTY—Morshell | Nettan's “Bed Hampton of Placer.” o Priscitta Dean in “Rep- ncoud week) Bebe | Daniele in | Dra "Thowes Meighan in f nileat Mon.” jonnas and Men. | COLontaL — “rentine Frederick te he Mistrems of Shens! nek ied Marris in | WINTERS GARDEN — Sane cer "Pascers By.” Grey's ASSERSBY.“ the J. Stuart Biackton Pathe feature, estar ring Herbert Rawlinson and featured today at the Colonial theatre, is 4 real life drama of real people, Of course it has a plot, for it Is the greatest work of C. Haddon Cham bere—playwright with nothing but mucceases to his credit, and that plot is tender and noble in theme, but primarily it jx a study of types, The story turns the searchlight on the characters, dispositions and philosophies of several people who pass by Peter Waverton's window one stormy night. He brings them into bis home, entertains them, and invites them to come again. Out of 8.3x10.6 oi $4 FOOT ster Rugs- regular price $60— SIZE —such a variety of patterns and colors; such charm and simplicity of design; such rich-napped high pile quality, and at a price lower than we have quoted in several years; regular price $60—; special for the week, $45—.: BEST GRADE WOOL WILTON RUGS —a vast selection of these much- desired durable rugs, a great many 9x12 ft. new 1921 patterns as well as a great variety of colors are included; regu- lar price $110— to $115—; — for the week FE QUALITY WORSTED WILTON RUcS —20 new choice patterns, many of which we show for the first time; the quality is far above the average—the price lower than for several years; regular price TT special for the week 9x12 ft. $100 Your Credit |BARTHOLOMAE AUTHOR OF NEW STAGE PLAYS Philip Bartholornas, whose most recent screen works star Florence Reed and Wanda Hawley, is the \author of three stage plays now be- jing prepared for production. These \are “Personality, Crane; “Love, Lt | written with Guy Bolton, “Broken Brinches,” a comedy drama. Virginia Valli is playing opposite Bert Lytell, in “A Trip to Paradise.” WHO WINS The $1,000 Contest sa FINAL TEST FILMS SHOWN FROM Wednesday to Friday Only IN ADDITION TO THE REGULAR PROGRAM WITH PRISCILLA DEAN -—IN— The Master Picture of the Year LAST 3 DAYS —AT THE— 1/ CLEMMER | racer ES INO EE NEEL FI Br 46, oe ed Coming Saturday: “THE UNCHARTED SEA” A Thrilling Story ef the Alarkan Ice Floes this kindly deed comes the happl |ness that Waverton thought he had Jost, | cee | WINTER GARDEN Robert McKim does some splendid jacting in “Man of the Forest” at the Winter Gargen this week. Me | Kim is eastly one of the best char jacter actors upon the rereen, and |his work stands out prominently tn the pleture. Man of the Forest” t» a screen | ptation ef Zane Grey's powerful putdoor story Claire Adame le in the cast. ° . . | BLUE MOUSE A naughty girl who just would! | fry a worried guardian who fust| | had to get the naughty girl mar. | ried and settled down, a fiance who! realized that he just had to cure | the girl of Mirting before he mar. |= | ried her, and @ plot biood-cundling | | enough to cure any girl of most anything. These are the Ingredients of Bebe Daniels’ newest comedy, which is showing at the —— this week Biue| | boy.” STRAND “Madonnag and Men” ts the title | showing at the strand. The opening ncenes of the story are especially striking. A huge am | phitheatre in shown. Powerful | gindiators battle each other to pro vide amusement for the king. It ts @ First National attraction, and the) cast is splendid. cee CLEMMER Magnificent Chinese banquets in London's Limehouse Gietriet, | glimpses behind the scenes of a Broadway theatre; love, crime, @u Dllcity, thrills, That, tn brief, tv a summing up of “Reputation.” the Gim Grama in witich Priscilla Dean starring at the Clemmer. eee COLISEUM Jamee Morosco’s famous novel, ‘The Quarry.” has been picturized under the name of “The City of Si-/ lent Men” and is being shown at the Coliseum this week, Thomas Meighan ts the etar In this pictura He is a convict—the victim of circumstantial evidence. Lois Wilson is his leading woman. eee REX In support of Mildred Harris Chaplin in “Old Dad,” at the Rex this week, Myrtle Stedman plays the part of a noted singer. It ts interesting to note that Mins Sted- man is really a very fine singer, who in recent’ times has divided her time between the concert, stage and the movies, She is as much in demand as a singer as she is a5 @ photoplayer. Will Rogers accuses some film | folk of being spendthrifts since they | buy high-priced cars when they haven't a quart of liquor in the house. “Just Outside of Hell,” which Tod Browning bought for future produc tion, Is a st jan Apaches. NOW PLAYING ZANE GREY’S Famous Story “The ‘Man of the Forest” A thrilling, red-blooded story of life in the mountains, SPECIAL First and only moving plo tures of beautiful Anna Sawyer, after her dramatic acquittal, PATHE NEWS THE HALLROOM BOYS Special 2-reel Gloom Chaser TOPICS OF THE DAY The Mysterious Voice Singing “Mammy” IRMA FALVEY on the Hope-Jones Wurlitzer THE Biff! Little SEA Biff! TITLE Freckled-Face STAR Newsboy Punched His Way to Fame ———————— “Marriage is the bunk,” earns a thousand a week, but HE LMES TO pe. says Wesley Barry, who at 18 wants to be an engineer when he grows up. He's at the Liberty this week. * * * * k * * * * I¥F! Might on the beezer A man stopped to watch headed newsboy in a street He went over and tapped the on the shoulder. “Come with v the man said. The man was Marshall Nellan.| The boy was Wesley Barry, Netlan put the boy In pictures. | Now at 13 Wesley Barry gots 200) | letters day from admirers. His THE EFFICIENT WOMAN | We hear a great deal nowadays about the efficiency of women. In the novela of fifty years aga, who ever heard a woman prained for her| executive ability, force, and energy. | in the sense that it te used today?! The frail, delicate, betpless ideal of | womanhood has passed away. How red rap. | of the screen drama which is ROW | ig it possible to measure up to the | ‘THUor. ideas of modern womanhood? In| the first place, wé must keep ost) bodies in the best poasible condition Theusands of women have sac conied through daily baths, exar clase in the freeh alr, and Lydia EF | Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at the fint sien of female weakness. | —vAévertiooment, ! NOW PLAYING | With JACK ROLT ta ‘Ducks and Drakes’ |) | w F- BLUE MOUSE eX3 THEATRE COMING SATURDAY “The Chicken inthe Case” It’s a Special Comedy Five Full Reels Not slapstick, but real funny situations. Will cure-any grouch. Full of reel stars. Tells a great story. All critics my “Great.” If you don’t like this 9, picture “Money Back.” | There’s a real chicken §| Jname Is emblazoned in electric signe in every town big enough to boast a Main st One of his tMt natural propertion is & meee of freckles. Some one had! the padence to count ‘em and Uren announced there were 300 even “Don't hide your freckles. Be proud of ‘em.” the kid advives. Freckled people are always honest Rich people don't have freckles even tho they are honest.” Wee myn he got bin freckles by | being caught in @ rain storm wh he was little. The sun came out and| the freckles rusted right onto bis face and stayed there. Wea and his frockles are reported to earn $1,000 a week. He helps his mother pay the overhead on a family of wix. His father is a oon: They're all “just folks.” Wee is just a boy, He goes swim min’ every chance he geta He loves horses and haa a pony. He also hax a buckboard affair with an engine whieh he calla his “machin Moving pitcher actin’s ok for @ says he, “but when I grow up koing to run an engine, ‘Marriagé ts the bunk. Girls are silly.” Maybe the latter is due to @ falling out he had with @ little blond girl on his street recently. She wanted jhim to put lemon juice on hie | trecktes. Wee ts plaging at the Literty this: week in “Rob Hampton of Placer.” im “Just Outside of Hell.© That's the name of & story Tod Browning has purchased for the screen. Where's the best Alice Brady wag slightly bruised while driving a truck for a movie thriller, A GREAT ROMANCE OF THE PASSING CROWD —AND— TOM SANTSCHI —IN— | “A SAGEBRUSH MUSKETEER’ |) ’ COMEDY—MOVIE CHATS ORCHESTRA If you want to keep your hair in 60d condition, be careful what you wash it with, Most soaps and prepared shampoos eontain too much alkall, This dries | the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut of] shampoo (which is pure and en rely fpreascless), is much better than anything else you can use for shampooing, as this can't possibly in \Jure the hair imply molsten your water and rub it in bair with Ome or two tea |spoontuls Of Mulsitied will make. an sKal abundance .of rich, creamy and cleanses the hair and scalp thor. The lather rinses. out nd removes every particle of dirt, dandruff and excess! lather, |The hair dries quickly and evenly, tw jand it leaves it fine and silky, bright, 1¢ fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut o! shampoo at mest any drug store. 1 is very cheap, And a few ounces 4 enough to last everyone in the fam ily for months, Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsificd.—Advertivemeng Picture Patter Rex Ingram has becun plans for a film more spectacular than his “our Horsemen of the Apocalypse.” It will be based on a Balaae story Elmo Lin serial based on started a new! ‘Tarzan” stories. The immigration problem will be discussed pro and con in the new picture whieh John Griffith Wray is scheduled to direct for Thomas H, Ince, see ‘Tom Meighan has made four round trips from coast to coast the past year. see Pola Neert, star of “Passion” and “Gypry Blood,” is now on a violin concert tour of Europe oe. The neighborhood of Beverly Hills, Cal, is considerably ciee trified thene days by the appear ance om bicycles of both Mary Plekford and Douglas Fairbanks, Fairbanks ts teaching bis wife how to ride in preparation for cortain seen in her newest, “Lite Lord Fauntleroy.” | eee Minta Durfee, Fatty Arbuckte's | | wife, announces that she ts to re| turn to the screen in two-reel come | | dies, | ore Costumes completed, Doug Fair-| banks ix starting on “The Three Musketeers.” Fifteen are in the cast. | Fred Niblo will direct oe “Should a Man Marry?”—pertinent title of Fatty Arbuckle’s next. rat GENUINE “BULL | DURHAM ELEGANCE of workmanship is fused into our hand-tailored Clothing. Come in WHERE MARION CROSSES SECOND | REOLO BUILDS STRENGTH AND ENERGY Are You Worn Out.and Tired at the End of the Day? To feel weary without h [earned it by hard work thro Mind into disorder aad confu 4, rare, dosor' fon would e@ ry +, One can't thin’ ° the next feels weak | Ge ™ |duction of red_ corp: jutes to the defense of | mont. arou | mak touc! epar t. pi something nas flickering vital bout to of description eo vey the difference f gpeed and the rebound, he liberation from depressions h you, would uainted with your 1,00 box of Reolo tod: our druggist can the wonderful resul that be bas witnessed, hout COMING JACKIE COOGAN (The Kid) —In— “Peck’s Bad Boy” me better’n toplay any gir” Wesley Barry James Kirkwood and Marjorie Daw in the Mightiest of Western dramas— Neilan’s Production of Randall Parrish’s “BOB HAMPTON OF PLACER” —With Custer’s Last Stand as the Thrilling Climax! On the Warlitser, playing —NOW— The sensation of the year in daring and bi- varre entertainment! Beautiful slave girls— Thrilling dramatic moments— Perfectly formed dancers— Sirens of the “Follies” — New York's night life— All combined in a pre- tentious story of life! “MADONNAS AND MEN” STRAND ORCHESTRA Under 8S. K. WINELAND, playing (a) “Spring (Mendelssohn), and (b) “Didn’t You?” from “The Sweetheart Mr. Frederick C. Feringer on the Organ GAYETY COMEDY—“AIN’T LOVE GRAND?” Burton Holmes Scenic First National Kinograms Shop” COMING DOROTHY GISH in “The Ghost in the Garret” 2D © UNIVERSITY MILDRED HARRIS In a First National Attraction “OLD DAD” —with Irving Cammingas, Myrtle Stedman and John Now Playing First Timg in Seattle Episodes 7 “THE SON OF TARZAN” HERE NOW THOMAS MEIGHAN | —With— LOIS WILSON —In— - An unusually strong story for this virile actor that will strike a responsive chord in every heart which follows him through a big city’s underworld, a thrill- ing he sentence, and his final vindication in the West Sunshine Comedy Pathe News, Burton Holmes Scenic / COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA 34 Artists, Arthur Kay, Conductor Par aneteee from the Musical Comedy Succes— Sweethearts,” by Victor Herbert COMING—Dorothy Dalton in “The Idol of the No a a a TE,