The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1921, Page 8

SECOND NEAR SENECA COMING SATURDAY DOROTHY The famous Paramount star who always leaves Se- attle with every one laugh- ing at her mischievous antics! Her latest laugh feast— ' TheGhostin the Garret With a parrot that swears in three octaves and a bulldog bred of a tractor truck and original sin —she’ll shake your spine with shivers and double you up with fun! AND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. Wineland Mr. Frederick C. Feringer on the organ We Feature Our Music Last Times Tonight “MADONNAS AND MEN” Last Times Friday Night ag Mildred Harris In “OLD pap” A STARTING SATURDAY ‘LIONEL BARRYMORE ‘2ND & UNIVERSITY “The Devil’s Garden” (First Time in Seattle) A dramatic smash that reveals a man’s battle —Faith to one wife * * * or the'unleash- ing of th: predatory love-instincts ever dor- mant in his mind! With this attraction will be EPISODE EIGHT—“THE SON OF TARZAN” == Wi alares ie mcddy Better Than Pills For Liver Ills. Get a 25° Box | WINTER GARDEN WEN MOOF in the comedy comt \ Winter Jarden for a week b Saturday, 1 “The Chicken the The story by Victory Hee in| straight comedy verging tn and the hero ix. young man who tries to delude his aunt, who is also his financial guardian {nto believing he is rried and settled down, whereas he ia merely single and try ing to get enough to settle up Teddy Sampson plays opposite Zane Grey's closes tonight. eee REX Tonight, for the last time, Mildred Harris will be seen in at the Rex. “The new film play, Barrymore, will be jopening Saturday. Thin picture fea tures Mr, Barrymore as William Dale, a servant, who wins regard from Lord Barradine, bis master, to jsuch an extent that the latter is in strumental in securing for Dale the position of assistant postmaster. starring Lionel the attraction That will be the| inning | ~AfE “Man of the Forest” | Dad” | Devil's Garden,” «| What happens when Dale discovers | that Barradine is double crossing him brings the picture to a dramatic | climax. | cee BLUE MOUSE | In “Thru the Rack Door,” Mary | Pickford's new feature, which opens at the Blue Mouse Saturday, clever little artist will be afforded jan opportunity for the display of |talent equaled only in such previous |preductions as “Poltyanna” and “Daddy Long Legs.” | In addition to the clean, wholesome | |fun with which the picture abounds, there ts found running thru it @ counterplot of gripping drama. | “Thru the Back Door” ts declared | to be one of Mary's best, eee | cLENER Alice Lake ts the star of “Unchart ed Seas," the photoplay which opens Saturday at the Clemmer. The story tells of Lucretia Eastman and her derelict hustand, Tom, who |Strand Saturday following the final | is given a last chance to regenerate | himself by exhibiting courage enough to traverse the frozen North | search of an abandoned shtp contain jing Klondike gold. He and Frank Underwood, an admirer of Lucretia, command different vessels, and the |wearch takes the form of a strugrie | for the woman's love. | Priscilla Dean in “Reputation” ends a two weeks’ engagement to night eee COLONIAL “Clothes,” a sereen version of the popular Broadway stage opens at the Colonial Saturday. This film play tells the » story of feminine FRIDAY—SATURDAY BIG DOUBLE BILL Ti gal HARRY CA CAREY in may nal manner, by the colized wax n, youthful and . has taken the rded cuticle. So rhed y there's no inconvenience nd no one suspects you are anything on your face, The od beautiful to behe mereol drugat applied like col ing it is erased with soap and w jolved in o hing the face in the quick ~Advertine solution pi ful results. | \ thia| in| mucceas, | in an entire-4 e-balf pint) ture houses tomorrow: Case,” Winter Garden. ford in “Thru the Back SHATTL E Scenes from three of the 1—Owen Moore and Teddy Sampson in 2—Alice Lake in “Uncharted Door, ” Blue STAR new Mouse. Seas, Mary Pickford, Alice Lake and rea Moore Are Starred in New Productions Opening Saturday photoplay attractions which open at local motion pic- “The ” Clemmer. Chicken in the 8—Mary Pick- vanity, extravagance and capricious ness, leading on to disaster in a | cynical set in New York society. The |heroine, Olivia Sherwood, is an orphan, whose supposedly wealthy father has left her nothing but an income of $2,000 year—hardly jenough for pin money in the circle jin which she revolves a@The role of Olivia ts played by Olive Tell. eee STRAND A pearl neckiace, a ghost and a haunted house are prominent tn rapid moving plot of the latest Dor- othy Gish picture, “Phe Ghost in }the Garret,” which opens at the showing tonight of | Men,” the present attraction. The charming little actress goes jthru all sorts of thrilling adven tures and in the final reel succeeds dora. William Park plays opposite Mian Gish. eee LIBERTY Jack, jr, and Jack, ar, each star. ring in a different play but both on the same theatre program, is the situation which occurs at the Liberty with the new bill which opens there Saturday gan, jr, has the name part in “Peck’s Bad Boy.” the five-part feature pleture which t a whole some comedy from beginning to end, and the elder Coogan ts fea tured in “The Slicker,” @ hilarious Sunshine comedy in which Al. &t John, Harry Gribbon and Gus Pix ley take part. Tonight, for the tast time, Mar. shall Neilan’s “Bob Hampton of Placer” will bo shown. eee COLISEUM News of the appearances of Dore thy Dalton in her newest picture, |“The Idol of the North.” at the Col- lseum, beginning Saturday, will be ~]STARTS T Kind of a You Have Learned “Madonnas and in rounding up a gang of despera | Jackie Coo | welcomed by hundreds of motion | picture fans, Miss Dalton has long been one of the screen favorites the most popular leading men of the screen. Last played here with Ora Carew in “The Little Fool,” a screen version of Jack London's “The Little }Lady of the Big House.” Will jnext be seen in “The Lost Ro- mance.’ OMORROW | MARY In the Latest and) Greatest | Picture of Her Carcer PICKFORD —IN— “THROUGH THE Playing the Part to Know and BLUE MOUSE F343 THEATRE! JUST SOUTH or PREEAOELOG SES Shae | He’s Very Popular } Conrad Nagle. He’s one of | jand has not been seen often enough in the last year. In “The Ido! of the North” the charming actress will be peen in jone of her mort popular roles—that jof a dance hall girl Edwin August, also a favorite, and Marguerite Marsh, sinter of | Mae, the film star, will appear with | Miss Dalton Picture Patter scenario of her mag: Woman Who Hat oe Charles Gilpin, negro actor, who won fame in “Emperor Jones” on the | stage, is going into pictures, | eee | 0. Gleason and HL. H. Lucker, of | Detroit, have invented an ultra rapid camera that will take 138 pio- |tures a second. | eee | Donald Criep will direct and play |& Part in “Heside the Bonnie Briar Bush” which is to be filmed in Scot jland. This is his first screen appear ance since he played the part of Bat | tling gore : Burrows in “Broken Bios Skinny Women the Fashion in Vienna VIENNA, May 20.~—The note of fashion this spring in Vienna is slimmess, partly because it is not goed form to look too well fed. Hith- erto it has been the custom here tw admire plump women, the Proverbial sarcasm about a thin woman being “She's like a board in front and a shutter behind.” Clocks Set Ahead Save English Coal LONDON, May 20.—RBy setting the in conserving daylight and coal at the same time during the mine strike. Altho the order has not yet been issued formally, a number of into effect. Carrier pigeons are being used by cotica, ee When In Seattle, eat at Boldt’s.— Advertisement, CG eterat l | AAV VLAN YY Summer Prices Matinee 13¢ After 6 P. M. 22¢ Add Tax “Passers By” Four Days Starting Saturday The Brilliant Comedy Drama of High Society “CLOTHES” OLIVE TELL All Star Cast In which a girl hungers for luxury, as an opium fiend for his solace, —Also— The Gumps Comedy—News Orchestra Third Ave *COR UNIVERSITY: 122 clock ahead two hours, Great Britain | Industries have put the new system | THOMAS MEIGHAN In “The City of*Silent Men” Leaves Tonight DOROTHY DALTON COMES SATURDAY Ina colorful picture ofa man’s country and a woman’s wiles— played with all the lure and fire of “The Flame of the Yukon” It’s a Paramount Picture e IDOL of : THE NORTH’; A romance of gold and the Great Northwest, and a dance hall beauty who knows how to handle men! De Luxe Augmented Orchestral Concert si Sunday Morning—11 to 12 drug smugglers to transport nar Starting Tomorrow “The Chicken in the Case” It’s a wonderful, continuous laugh thru five full reels, , A great story—will cure any grouch. All the critics say— “It’s Great” (2) Pathe News (3) Topics of the Day (4) Two-Reel Comedy “Pals,” with the wonder dog . (5) Prizma—in nature’s colors (6) Scenic Beautiful (7) Irma Falvey on the OPE JONE WURLITZER