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

MAY 26, 19% Hone of the Hig Successes Until Friday Night Only— JACKIE COOGAN The most irrepressible Specimen of young America you ever saw, “PECK’S BAD BOY” A First National—Tithes by Irvin S. Cobb SUNSHINE COMEDY | Paramount Nature Scenic “THE SLICKER” | Jensen & Von Merberg News MALOTTE on the Wurlitzer, playing “Nola"—Feltx Arndt COMING SATURDAY HAROLD LLOYD and DOUGLAS MacLEAN LAST TIMES FRIDAY NIGHT An uproarious scance of spooks and crooks and the spirits of love and fun! Shivering with thrills! Shricking with laughter! Burton Holmes Scenic CHRISTE COMEDY First National Kinograms “RED HOT LOVE” STRAND ORCHESTRA Under 8S. K. WINELAND, playing “The Ghost Dance”—Salisbury, and “Mighty Lak’ a Rose”—Nevin Mr, Frederick C. Feringer on the Organ COMING SATURDAY MARGUERITE CLARK in “SCRAMBLED WIVES” Friday Night will be your last chance to see DOROTHY DALTON “THE IDOL OF THE NORTH” A dashing, vibrant girl of the dance halls! World famous pianist playing A selection “Carmen” — Bizet, Be and sextette from “Laocia,” mm executed by the left hand alone. COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA . B4—ARTISTS—34 Arthur Kay, Conductor, playing “Blue Danube” Waltzes—Strauss COMING SATURDAY Pola Negri tcc” anne UNIVERSITY : ny Lionel hsv Barrymore The supreme emo- tional star, in his latest triumph— “The Devil's Garden” Eptrode Eight “The Son of Tarzan’ Coming Satarday Antonio Moreno —In— “Three Sevens” TNE SEATTLE STAR Lionel Barrymore Plays Strong Role in Melodramatic Picture Now at Rex | Lionel Barrymore and May McAvoy as they appear in a| scene from “The Devil's Garden,” a melodramatic photo- play, showing at the Rex this week. Mr. Barrymore plays the iolent and uncontrollable temper. thruout the picture. eee WINTER GARDEN TIVKEDA BARA ts now playing V “La Be David fave ing success on the stage for severa years. Miss Rara gives two and distinct imperronations in dual role of La Belle I wicked sie good twin si COLISEL starring the Colt Mise 1 Colette, a pretty Iton Is ¢ hte NTEBooe GARD STARTING TODAY THEDA BARA ant wan rom IN HER TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO THE SCREEN PRESENTING “LA BELLE RUSSE” White Shoes for the Whole Family Women’s Oxfords $2.25, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. Children’s Mary Janes $1.75 and $2.00. SPECIAL Outside White Canvas Shoes for Women Hoyt Shoe Co. 1402 Third Avenue Home of the Educator Shoe ID BELASCO'’S S STAGE DRAMA — COMEDY FA) NEWS COMING SATURDAY Personal Appearance MR. LEW CODY FAMOUS SCREEN STAR IN CONJUNCTION WITH HIS LATEST PRODUCTION “A DANGEROUS PASTIME” Read My Article in Saturday's & MUSIC intere ople who work EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D, 8, Seattle's Leading Dentist 106 Colume sy at lanco's ast in the role of jo dance hall girl in, s till 7 and Sundays role of William Dale, a man of His acting is splendid wonderful | ; the the CLEMMER Frankie Kiolet, winner of The Star-Univerma! $1,000 motion picture actrens contest is proving a tremend. jous drawing card at the Clommer pear eome here at various a«t n which helped provide Miss Kiolet with a niffy wardrobe for ber trip south The contem being shown in c "The Un charted Se film play |starring A STRAND | } Dorothy Gish i» appearing as a| |“ghost™ at the Strand this wpek.| |'Tis a fact. The dainty lttle come d@ienne disguises as a member of the spooky fet in order to round up @ Jxang of crooks who hold their gath- lerings in an old haunted house. The effect of the appearance of the spook is mowt satisfactory and the crooks are brought to justice, The picture, which might be class ed as & ght comedy, in called “The Ghost in the Garret.” eee BLUE MOUSE Because her stepfather considered) her & burden, because her nurse lied | about her, and because her own| mother didn’t recognize her, littie| | who incites the anger of the dance hall gang to such an extent that in order to revenge themaetves upon her they foree her into marriage with a wort drunkard. How Colette make: © bert of the mar ee Jean Bodamere sdtfered many heart: | aches and dimappolntinents. Despair | and discouragement were her con-| stant companions, but in spite of | these rhe triumphed and eventually | she found happiness, | Mary Pickford in delightful an! Jean Bodamere in “Thru the Back | Door,” her latest fim, showing at the Blue Mouse this week. eee ABERTY “Peck’s Bad Boy." the comedy starring little Jackie Coogan at the Liberty this week, is filled with aide | splitting situations, One of the fun- niest incidents occurs when father Peck, seated in church, discovers that Jackie has filled his lum pad with ante. Strange to say, the minister takes for his text, “Go to the Ant, Thou Sluggard.” With |these words from the minister's! lips the ante start thelr work, much | » the discomfiture of poor father | | Peck. | cee COLONIAL rth directed “Fis Broth- ors .” the dramatic film | play, which opened Wednesday at the Colonial. For years Mr. North served as stage manager for Mra. Fiske, leav- ing her fo become one of the lieu- | tenants and artistic advisers to| Winthrop Ames, when the latter | opened up the colossal Century the atre in’ New York. Greta Hartman, who has starred in many Fox productions, is one of | the leading players in “His Brother's Keeper.” Wally Reid 1s reported to have smashed $30,000 worth of furnityre jin one scene of “The Affairs of | Anatol.” ! AGIOS IN STOMACH CAUSE INDIGESTION, Create Gas, Sourness and Palm How To Tre: Medical authorities state that nearly nine-tenths of the cases of stomach trouble, indigestion, sour- ating, nausea, xceas of hydro- ri : wands o| enjoy their meals with no more fear of indiges- tam Advaertisement. Blue Laws phase of the Sunday blue laws has Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROYTE-RANKIN OTTO F. KEGEL, President PIKE STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE Month-End Clearance Sale Special Values That Demonstrate That You Get Most for Your Money at The Grote-Rankin Co. Sixty Chinese Grass Rockers-Chairs ; $5.75 EACH Imagine being able to buy com- fortable Rockers and Chairs of imported sea grass at this aston- ishingly low price! 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This is at the rate of about 50/] pmropLES SAVIN cents each and is about half of sn bid aaa year's (wico, Asked by | Citizens of Beaver BEAVER, Pa, May 26, — One WE HAVE RECENTLY ADDED 1,500 NEW BOXES TO OUR MODERN SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS, Come and examine our equipment for the safekeeping of bends and other valuable PURE MALTED MILK PART OF THE DREAM CAME TRUE, ANYWAY LONDON, 7 bby, a Tottenhan vith black @¥e. Said husban ned he saw her with black 4 found box of treasure. He hit her and then went out to dig for treasure. Spoons, Cups and Plates 4 Cups and Saucers, pair | $47.75 4