The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1921, Page 9

The Famous Screen Star LEW CODY Presenting in person a fifteen-minute dramatic act in conjunction with his latest sae DANGEROUS PASTIME An adventurous love che with a strong Topics of News LAST DAY OF SHOW ALICE LAKE IN “THE UNCHARTED SEA” “LYONS & MORAN in “BLUE SUNDAY” —AND— The Final Test Film in The Star-Universal Motion Picture Contest. Movies Made Tonight At the Theatre after the Regular Performance. ee FOUR DAYS ONLY, STARTING TOMORROW FRANK MAYO THE HERO OF ROMANCE IN | “THE BLAZING A Thrilling Tale of Vengeance in the Picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains. Be in about 11:00 p. m. and we'll “take a shot” at you. ‘Girl Contest | Writer Praises | Cody’s Acting Alma Wallace, of 626 N. 6Tth wt, thinks Law Cody should depart from his heart-breaking roles—for a while, at least, In her letter to the Lew Cody contest editor Miss Wallace says , “The public In general, tn placing jtheir approval on thelr favorite Movie star, naturally prefer to see him in plays that offer a greater va | rlety in plot and role | “I, for one, sincerely believe that jam actor with Mr, Cody's ability | Should desert the he-wanp role tem | Porarily and devote his natural tal ents to pictures along other lines, which will enable fer popularity | “I am an ardent admirer of Lew | Cody"s ability to portray the stellar roles, but nevert think a change from t tx on the silver sereen wi with the approval of many movie fans.” All right, Alma, when Lew's latent Picture, “A Dangerous Pastime,” is shown at the Winter Garten, begin jning Saturday, you will have a chance to see Mr, Cody in a de leldedty new rote. Girls, if you haven't entered the contest, hurry up. Remember, prizes amounting to $26 will be awarded, Mr, Cody ts to appear in person in conjunction with the screen showing all next week Here's the question him to gain great Should Lew Cody settle down? Has the famous heartbreaker of the photoplays dallied long enough along the path of re mance? Would Lew took better by the family fireside with youngsters | playing on his lap, a wife darn- Ing socks by the living reom table? | | | } | | on Should he co ahead reaisting the ture of famous beauties, un- | hindered in his career of a gay } and heart breaking bachetor? Send letters to Lew Cody contest | editor, Seattle Star. | os | | | | | Milk Thrown Away to Keep Price Up INDIANAPOLIS, May 27-—High milk prices in Lake county, inwenth | ators declare, are due to the fact | pig city, but also to amwume the part) |that many cans of milk are dally | poured into sewers so that the sup- | Pix Will not exceed the demand, and | Shere will be no reason to lower the price, The Milk Producers’ Co-oper- jative Marketing Co. ts accused of | having disposed of 54.720 quarts in \Political Duel Is | Tough on Weapons | BUDAPEST, May £1.—A_ polith | eal dispute in a fanhionable Budapest club led to a duel With mabres be | tween Count Emmerich Karolyi and! | M. Edmund vom Beniarky, a member | |of the dict. The iatter was slightly! | Wounded in the tenth bout, The two} opponents attacked each other #0 | flereety that after the fifth bout the | eabres were no damaged they bad to be replaged by new ones. okt | pleture photographer, held by bol- }eood spirits and improved health. | | He has been condemned to be shot | three separate umes. now! A TRIUMPH PRE DERFUL PLAY, MARY PICKFORD jin person to the Winter Garden Bat THE SEATTLE STAR 1—F rank Mayo in “The Blazing Trail,” Clemmer. Blue Mouse, in “Thru the Back Door.” Winter Garden. % WINTER GARDEN | EW CODY, the screen's most popular heart-breaker, is coming urday, Mr, Cody will appear in con: | function with hie latest screen i) lease, “A Dangerous Pastime.” In the new preduction Coty ts! shown ax Barry Adama, @ carefres, Jovabie young man—with a lady pur suing hia pocketbook while he is oo cupied by avoiding her and trying 0 win the girl he really loves eee CLEMMER Not ainoe he scored hiv tremendoas hit in’'The Brate Breaker” = year) and haif ago has Frank Mayo had such a thoroly satisfying role as be has in “The Blazing Trail,” the film | play opening Saturday at the Clem mer. It not only permits bim to portray the veneer and potwh of the of a backwoodsman with bly usual @ish and vigor A special added featare will be) the personal appearance of Frankie Kiolet Star-Universal contest win n , Don't Hide Them With » Veil; Re move Them With Othine— Double Strength ‘This preparatiog for the removal | of freckles ix ustally so successful | [ in removing freckles and giving 4 clear, beautiful complexion that It is sold under guarantee to refund the money if it fala. Don't hide your freckles under al veil; get an ounce of Othine and re * * 7 * BLUE MOUSE Mary Pickford ts a few days longer. ity In never fuiling. Seldom dors the little star appear in @ production which is not held over for an extend od engagement. “Thru the Back Door” ts the Ute of the picture in which Mary t ap pearing. She in seen as @ little French girl. The plot ie a happy combination of pathos and comedy. eee going to remain | Mary's popular | COLISEUM Those who witnessed the showing recently of “Passion,” the first star ring vehicle of Pola Negri, the won derful dramatic actress, will be pleased with the announcement that Mist Negri will be shown in “Gypey Blow,” her eet mtarring vehicle at the Collseur, beginning Saturday la Carmencita, a beautiful Spaninh ctaret girl, is the rele this talented pay Blood.” Beauty Secre KBE ete nature will not Wo it for move them ven the firrt few ap.) plications should show @ wonderful Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine; it is this that is sold on the money-back guar antea— Advertisement. SECOND WEEK| STARTS TOMORROW IN SEATTLE CAPACITY AUDIENCES THAT HAVE GREETED THIS MARV OUS PRODUCTION HAV SHOWN THEIR AP. NEVER BEFORE HAS MARY EQUALED THIS WON. ‘The Latest “THROUGH MATINER veut BLU The Trans-Canada Leaves Vancouver di mura — finest thoou oute tee the Canadian Pacific Riivada’ andl Prene-A tion LJOHN HAM AMICK | THEATRE WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS E MOUSE Limited ily end reaches Montreal in 9? train across continent. En Rockies ts in the Rast, Old French ic Canadian Pacific steamships. Full information furnished on applicatios to | E.F.L. Sturdec, Cased Agent, Passenger Dept., Canadion Pacific Railway O08 Second Ave. Seattle Main 5587. | shampooing, 4s this can’t possibly in- RIGA-4Dr. Exts, American motion | improvement, some of the lighter | fi | freckles vanishing entirely. | aheviki ae suspected spy, reported in| Last Times Tonight DOROTHY DALTON in “The Idol of the North” SATURDAY BRINGS 2—Mary Pickford, held over at the 38—Lew Cody, who will appear in person a@ the * @ LIBERTY “The Home Stretch,” a comedy. drama said to be bubbiing over with sparkling sltuationa, is the new Douglas Maclean picture which opens Saturday at the Liberty. Mac Lean's popularity increases with each production. The plot of “The Home Stretch” has to do with a young chap who early in Ife gete into the racing game, His efforts to quit gambling and nettle down furnish much of the bumor of the story. ee STRAND Dainty Bittle Marguerite Clark, who doean’t appear tn pictures often enough to @atisfy her many thow sahds of admirers, comes to the Strand Saturday in “Scrambled Wives,” a sereen version of the wage succems by Adelaide Matthews and Marthe Btanley. Mary Iaciie Bmith, a charming and irrepressible high-spirited young boarding howse mins, is the role played by the vivacious Utule star. eee net “Three Sevens.” the phetoplay at- traction opening at the Rex Satur- day, proviles the clever actor An- tonio Moreno with an unusually at-{ > tractive role. Moreno plays Daniel Craig, @ young law student, twiee the victim of circumstantial evs dence, who comes out “on top” in spite of this handicap. Jedn Calhoun plays opposite Mar eno. COLONTAL, A comedyframa that wl ep peal _to picture lovers of all ages is “The Little Clown.” the Batest Mary Miles Minter release which opens at the Colonial Saturday There is love interest In the story, of course, but the picture is happily Incking Mm any of the “sex stuff” which has brought reproach on many of the most sumptuous motion pic-| Foy ture productions of the last year or r€ two, A real ctrenus ts off of the features of the picture. “Gypsy Blood”’ Strange are the ways of all women— but none stranger than this “vam- oh of Seville, where love fires eternal! COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA 44—ARTISTS—44 DeLuxe Concert Sunday, 11 to-12 Arthur Kay, Conductor Heath, Smith and Gilkisoa Three boys who sing ay ii Royal Dress Brings $800 at Auction PARIS, May 27.—The wedding Green of Empress Marte Louine, con- sort of Napoleon I, was sold at auc. 4 | tion for $800, || This Skin Peeler All the Rage in Society There is growing of culture and fash- eattention to hygienic of Droserving their charms, | tendency |e appearance. {ful artificial complexions jlonger desired. Instead of “doctor- jing’ offensive « the skin oft. wax peels | | the gradually, in such fine particfos, mo discomfort is ex- |Perlenced. ‘The fresher, younger ski holly in evidence soft and comp ‘The wax is pu | like cream and wi |mornings. 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