The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1921, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT GROTE-RANKIN’S 4 |. ; a i, : . 2ND © UNIVERSITY ¢ 4 wae ANTONIO MORENO —_ In a Thrilling Picture OTT0 F. KEGEL, President “THREE SEVENS” Society in contrast with the dens of the underworld—and a desperate escape from “THE SON OF TARZAN” “KENTUCKY HOME*— Popular song few tured by ite an thors, Abe Brash- en and Harold Weeks, densen and Von Attractive 4-Piece Bedroom Suite, $195 HIS Suite in Ivory Enamel, Mahogany or American Walnut is a typi- cal example of how well true beauty can be expressed in simple lines. If you are in need of furniture for the sleeping room—the special values offered in this department will convince you that Grote-Rankin’s is the place to buy it. COLISEUM TODAY'S PROGRAMS inal French story, “Carmen SEUM—Pole Negri in “Gypsy | | | | ' Pola Negri, famous Polish actress, who is appearing this| week at the Coliseum in “Gypsy B lood,” her latest photoplay success. | eee |" “AMONG THOSE PRES —AND— Portraying the of the flirta ” 40 2 thrilling story with a neck-and-neck finish— tious "s called Car sTmAN p. Margeerite Clark in| |f} Offers many items of real merit at real o lad onc Br ah Se raem btedd ve. " ; “THE HOME STRETCH mene c= inp ryee | cet Syrenk Maye im “The savings and presents worthy op- a Pt y s! is v! ace © apurne | en ra re my Te Tueere. thet stends sient up sad: yell, for: Jey a toreador, and who|| nee ef Fraskle Nici, mastUel- portunities to supply your Milm Minter im | season’s needs, art in an | fam: x strikingly dramatic ¢lrure. tn Antoale Moreno in “Three another eplendid proot.of the fact Sevens.” A 200 Pieces of Long Cloth duced wome of Semi-Porcelain thta Poland has pre the world’s r talented artists. ® the dust of America’s most , ° The Co eum orchestra plays same | noted metropolitan track. When the 10 Yards to the Piece beautiful music accompanying t ame “Hone “nom” romped home Py tae | picture, pia an easy winner in thé feature eve Chamois finished long cloth, 36 inches DINNER SET S f an obscure county fair, Je | CLEMMER euoht thee theta acon’ cee tke wide, offered at very appreciative sav- Frankie Kiolet, winner of The Star |ittie girl, of his whole existence had | ings. Univers motion picture actress | been won-—but they hadn't Into the 9 | $1.85 Pe. $2.25 Pe. $3.35 Pe. jcontest, made her debut in person |tive reels of “The Home Stretch,” # MacLean’ latest comedy, at | In Two Distinctive Patterns Special $11.95 at the Clemmer theatre for the first | Doug! time Saturday afternoon. Mins Kio-/ the Liberty are crowded more clean, | let was greeted with an o urat Of wholesome, hilarious humor, more | tha otagn Sea wil agent nt cach |Scties than ney nga ete ell Bedding at Very Decided 5 Naty od att geen papel n any picture in which be | _ One style decorated in a very neat blue Seasane. walk cderceuiian’ piotaree as apprared ince "6. wake heer Savings bird and apple blossom pattern with trac- taken since the close of the contest. | Leave.” . | ings of blue along the oda The feature picture at the Ch we mer this week i “The Bf Beatties Burnham and Margaret|—| 42 by 36-inch Pillow Slips, each...........19¢ | Livingston are in the supporting 42 by 36-inch Extra Weight Pillow Slips, each Another style with two gold line tracings Trail,” starring Frank Mayo. The| cast. / Fee be Be Re OTR easy ibaia eo gha'eatuodie as $318 ee along the edge and rim of the plain re lipse 4 orhike ceatestne |= psi 45 by 36-inch “Better Quality Pillow Slips, each eI ol P yet of overwork and who goes in an ts! Twice Daniel Craig was the victim Csvceesconcce ses lated community in the Blue Ridge! of circumstantial evidence. On the} 72 by 90-inch Seamed Bed Sheets, each. | mountains to regain his poise. While | first occasion he wax held guilty of | 35¢ 75¢ THE SETS ARE COMPOSED OF | there be mves the life of a girt by |ntealing examination papers in col | 81 by 90-inch Soft-finished Bed Sheets, each.... ¢ Dinner Plstes, Ppa ye egetable Dish the use of a serum for blood poison | iage and expelled. The second occa ase ad aus ilo Gab haces ics caver 6 Soup Plates & Gueer ae. ca regaing his mental power and sion was far morp serious, for he was | 81 by 99-inch “Better. Quality Bed Sheets, each ¢ Sauce Dudek t Cesena | finds himself thoroly moculated with | accused and convicted of murder and | $1. 75 6 Sau 4 ley dens Py sentenced to serve 20 years in state'n| BREA, (8 PG EE, Sheeting 6 Bread and Butter, Mi ; Villian Rich ts prison, where he became No, 777 ~ 6 Tea Cups. Ws the life, whether you like ‘em scrambled or straight! eee lmomentans i beuee ahaa ae oT $ tenen WINTER GARDEN lease of more than a hundred prison- in a Splendid Weight, 70c Yard To @ packed house, Lew Cody made | ers, including five hardened and dan I dal Sasteal abpaaonnne ox tha Wiatsel@ieees arieeieaie; whom ua: toa oes Towels at Reduced Prices | Garden theatre Saturday afternoon. | intended to turn loose Inspired by | Mr. Cody appears in person tn a 15-|his love for @ brave and beautiful y 32-1 i wels, | minute dramatic skit which the tal-| young woman, he resolved to vote i: ed Pann ig ag me eng ail gieic f b -finis » eac! “DEAD EASY"—First National Kinograms 1 open Vegetable Dish Holmes Scenic, “Moselle Memories” Vanity Comedy, Bi Burton Mr. Frederick C. ORCHESTRA P Valeo in Vg ad Chopin. Tuesday only lented star puta over in great style. | his life to recapturing the five out- Mr. Cody also is seen on the screen | laws Kove des cneh up wedsaaeaans ae am | in ‘hig latest offering, “A Dangerous} Tho #tory of Danie! Craig's amaz 18. by ‘36-inch’ Hemstitched Huck Towels, each ') J SUM POLA HE R oe a amma ne in prison and out, is Se ain nls Saou’ 3d a ce } In ew photoplay the autinnes| told in “Three ens,” the photo . Fad Is La ‘2 G 1 t ttnde that Cody lon't halt so Phocians | Grams asthe Bax this weak Ae | 19° by 40-inch’ Bleached Bath Towels, each. .45¢ if As irresistible in ling with the as of yore. In-|tonio Moreno, the dashing and dar-| 26 by 50-inch Extra Large Bath Towels, each | deed, he has a ens of a time be-|ing young star, plays the leading! fore be finaly wins the girl of his! role, dreams. To those lovers whose eee | courtships are not progressing as COLONIAL eee ccccces ceccecceeccccooes COE ‘Gypsy Blood’ was in “PASSION!” | satisfactorily as the 4, this fea Those who did not e the! jture provides cc Je wolace.| circus here recently can enjoy a little! Little Clown,” the picture play at the | Minter. CONNIE NOW ON “THE SHIP’ IN FILMS ¥ | Cody, because of parent lack|of the atmosphere, at least, in “The! Colonial. It stars Mary Miles} Pat (that's M. M. M.) is an orphan Gabriel 4’Annunzio's epic poem, |” of seriousness, is constantly placing sin his own path. | girl reared under the big top. She's REAL HONEYMOON)... Ship.” has been made into af obsts & protege of Toto, the clown Constance Talmadge has just | spectacle picture by Italian producers Cleo Ridgely and Elinor Faire are F. Is Southern to rat's 7 i ae paeeerting toe Your Face Is Your Fortune— elt & Southern town Pat's pet mon-| sarted on her real honeymoon. Aft: | WBder the direction of his son Gabe f iat orchard. She aleo finds Dick Bev. {@? Ber recent marriage to John Pial-|‘llino. The son also wrote thei | | scenario. unzi elder, erly, who has had a spat with his|oslou, the vivacious First National | daked for Ppa 90900 ts family star was compelled to rush right |o trade amy Dick (that's Jack Mulhall joins the | back to her studio, and has been kept | gon.” MOWinS Of the film im Lage cireus as a rider. A strong attach-|on the jump ever since. With the ment between him and Pat springs | completion of “Woman's Place,” last up. Whe his people urge Dick to] week, however, Connie hiked off to return, he agrees on condition that | Lakewood, N, J., for a six weeks’ va- Pat remain at their home while he | cation with friend husband, completes his education. It’s a bar-| Constance is now three pictures gain ahead of her releasing schedule. Toto and others of the sawdust | “Lessons in Love” has just reached ring visit Pat. Dick's little brother|the exhibitors, while “Wedding gets the butler to “spike” the punch, | Bells” and “Woman's Place” are In the midst of the hilarity Dick's | completed and in readiness to delight stern parents come home. Pat leaves | Conie's admirers, with her friends Little brother confesses to his|becomes his bride Another “ever trick. Dick goes after Pat and she | after” picture. — serum BLUE MOUSE Dae a 535) THEATRE Esa | If It’s Like Edna Seaton’s | BLUE MOU | In “Thru the Back Door the photoplay which is playing an ex tended engagement at the Bide Mouse this week, admirers of Mary Pickford, the star have an opportu |nity to view her work from many | interesting angles. As an orphan, then a war refugee, also an immigrant, and fin y a wer. | | vant—thus does Miss Pickford step | from plane to plane in the social scheme until her true identity is at last revealed. Because her stepfather considered |her a burden, because her nurse lied about her, and because her own | mother didn’t recog p her, she suf. |fered many heartaches and disap | ointments. Despair and discourage | ment were her constant companions, but in spite of these «he triumphed, —_———_____. “The most genuine contribetion to art that may be laid to the mo tion pictures lies in its archi sifts."--Jerome Lachenbauch in American Architect. ; ; H DOLISEUM CONCERT ORCHE TRA MERMAID and when the climax came she made #4 ARTISTS—ARTHUR KAY, CONDUCTOR POMEDY ie pa ae ete Marion Fairfax prepared the story : | Heath, Smith and Gilkison—three boys who sing |tor the screen from an idea supplied sang ONLY = Rs by little Mary herneif. Jack Pickford helped direct the pie § ACTRESS CHARLES A. TAYLOR |= ae ENGAGED TO STAR) READS THE LIPS) ormanp Girls in the movies are among the! Chartes A. Taylor, directing Oliver | arguerite Clark, appearing at the | ‘who can find place in their lives} yorosco’s “The Half Breed,” is an|* Rend this week in “Scrambled ] both love and career. They can) expert in lip reading, and finds much | W!ves,” is in a class by herself, This | TYPICAL ‘The Latest ctress appeals to Appearing in Person In Conjunction With His Latest Picture they wed a man who also is 1D | amusement in motion picture thea. | 'resistible little om the movies. | tres “listening” to what the actors |“! classes and all « “6 Gloria Hope, She has an-| pay” in the scenes. What the titles| Im her latest picture Miss Clark | her engagement to Lloyd woyid have the and | Plays the part of Mary Lucille Smith, ) new Ince star. | what their lips indicate often are ax|* Young girl who thinks she has a has been in the movies four | far apart as the pole k and terrible past” to hide, and Greatest “THROUGH — PICKFORD J ctors “s ‘That ts wh ~ She acted for Ince a for «uch an elaborate script of dialogue secret in her life is that, as a ‘S Her last picture was “Cour-| was prepared for “The Half Breed.” | Pesult of a perfectly harmless board | pade, he had been 488," produced by Sidney Franklin.) gome of the cast have had to mem. | !%® school , : , Y to be starred by Goldwyn. | iodine’ Oe Mabe cand ‘the; foocher into marriage with a boy! Here’sa perfect cinema face. It is that of Edna Wheaton, the ts orize hundreds of | , and they Hughes has 4 prominent part in| peyer were allowed to put in any ir-| Whom she searcely knew. The mar-| chosen from 6,000 for the part of Beauty in “Experience.” “Mother Hternal,” a recent release. relevant conversation, riage was annulled and Mary Lucille} a —~ packed off to Burope to forget her} Girls, if you'd know whether el “When she smiles her resemblance mad prank, Coming back, she falls|have a cinema face, look long upen|ig Mary Pickford is startling. Her A QUEEN'S PICTURE - “The Lily of Lite,” from a scenario CHARLIE AND DOROTHY in love with Harry McLeod, Her ef-|the counter od Wheaton. | reaturen ‘ee Pepiee ate Vobed ob 'ithe late Olive ‘Thomas,”* ween of Ftumania, is now | forts to keep the school day escapade| Edna's f ghee ae London. It was) GUESTS OF LINDER from him bring about a series of|part of “Be Experience.” | F. J. Godsol, Goldwyn execntive,| highly amusing situations Dangerous Pastime nee of rrance 6 Fuller, |She had never been in pictures be-} Miss Wheaton sang in a church i asc. OF ee "| chases Chaplin and Dorothy Dalton} Leon Gendron is Marguerite's|fore. She was chosen from 6,000 |cholr at Ithaca, N. Y. She had gone | An adventurous love Black fairies romp thru smow-| were the guests of Max Linder at a| handsome new leading man, who submitted their photos for the | to New York to study voice when story with a strong ap- white forests. Every scene is as) dinner party at the Ambassador, in ai. ¥, place, she submitted her photo for the part al “grotesque as the Wonderland of| Los Angeles, together with Claire | LIBERTY She was also given a place with|of Beauty. Siies, ‘Many of thdse effects are due| Windsor, Grace Kingsley, M. Go-| Many a gruelling race his been|Kislo Ferguson in “Footlights.” Her trunk was packed. She was | ¥ t on the home stretch.| Hear George Fitzmaurice, director. |ready to return home. The phone roler and Clarke Irvine. The dinner|won or l¢ preceded the world preview of Lin-|Johnny Hardwick lost what he|He says of her, “She has an almost|rang. She was told the part was Oe der’s new edy, “Who Pays My| thought was the big race of his ca-|perfect face. An. examination of | hers, When in Seattle, cat ry Boldt’a— Wife's Bills?” at the Rosemary the when his cherished “Honeyblos-|many photographs shows that both| She was so happy she cried, Oh, atre, in Ocean Park vom" crashed, a struggling heap, sides are exactly alike, well, you know how women are to projecting negative instead of pow | itive ‘prints, |