The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1921, Page 8

Last Times Tonight wy “DECEPTION” Saturday brings a hectic race for pleas- ure that leads from Broadway to a lonely isle of the South Seas —where a man and woman learn to live—and love! WOMAN GOD CHANGED’ A Paramount Picture With Seena Owen and E. K. Lincoln Gayety Comedy “ZERO LOVE” First National Burton Holmes _ Kinograms Scenic of Bohemia | gucciccegmsss STRAND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. Wineland Mr. Frederick C..Feringer on the Organ We Feature Our Music t Summer Sun Trying . On the Complexion How to Protect Your Skin and Bring Roses to Your Cheeks Oatmeal Prescription Does ‘ul hands and arms, and no mi how rough and ungainly the hi and arms, or what a they had through hard work and expos (A Free * its pare It a s fusing it report t: |have had.” Miss O. 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After eight we ers wonderful n the entir k 10 years younger Vand woman to fident after one the the oatmeal ackage of Derwillo. i Derwillo cleanse 6 the sk oth and vel- nd th appear transparer Yety, I es method for « Mose, freckles, tan rex, rough a wrinkles, and, in fact, « the face, ha If your nec from expos pp tion there and th: e e will refu iw city at refund guara and the Owl Drug Dot. pro af hair. oduce Youue it ix the picnic sandwich Take thin cut slices of bread and spread first with mustard and then with Bluhill, Bluhill Green Chile Cheese TODAY'S PROGRAMS LIBERTY — “Snowpiind,” all-star —* | Novak in “Wolves “Hare of Bayt." Moore in “The Sport of u — oe OLEMMER <6 MUPPETS OF FATE,” the film! play which opens at the Clem aturday, promises to stand out zs all the previous pictures of | Viola Dana, for here she has an op: | trike out from flapper characterization that show emotional portunity to roles into a permits sereen story by Donna Byrne, novel: | short story writer | will end the run of of the North,” the picture Eva Novak 1. MOUSE Daniels, the clever little jenne, stam in “Two Weeks With Pay,” the new picture which will be shown at the Blue Mouse, beginning Saturday, Bebe is a de ghtful ltt ure she p of Pansy O'Donel, a little sal and Marie La Tour, famous and diving beauty production, “Mother night, ist and Tonight “Wolve: tarring . sty omas Ince Mine,” closes to . LIBERTY | “Charles Ray, tn his Intest picture! ‘Scrap Iron,” comes as the featured attraction to the Lit | Ray has a splendid role in this new) production. He appears as John! 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Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylic- acid BEBE DANIELS In the Saturday Evening Post Story “TWO WEEKS WITH PAY” THE SEATTLE STAR Viola Dana Comes to Clemmer in “Puppets of Fate,” Dramatic Play vesmergyenemaiaheneeeniseenensiadnemetiannnnemmcetentteteescutpariai esteem Viola Dana, the piquant little actress, who departs from “flapper” roles to portray the sympathetic character of a hard-working little Italian wife in “Puppets of Fate,” the screen drama which opens Saturday at the Clemmer. REX “The Sport of Kings.” the racine drama at the Rex, closes tonight | Beginning Saturday, J. P, MeGowan jand Kathleen Clifford, in “Cold Weckanis te. ihe FETS Steet” ‘will i the leading feature of Thomas! “Cold Steel” i a story of the Meighan will have to see the star in| Southwest in which Steele Weir, the “White and Unmarried” at the Coli-| hero, outwits a gang of construc | tion crooks. Incidentally he falls in of the features of the picture. “Snowblind,” the present attrac tion, ends tonight . COLISEUM Inet admirers handsome eum Beginning Saturday the feature! attraction wil be “A Tale of Two! Worlds.” The action of this new drama its laid tn San Francisco's Chinatown and tella of bia enemies cture Pad Tom Moore hag started work on “From the Ground Up.” eee the dramatic story of the romance of Sui Sen, a ttle white girt who is brought up by Ah Wing, a prosperous Chinese | merchant, cee Will Rogers is writing his own titles for “A Poor Relation.” eee “Mice tn Council” is the second of the picturized Aesop's Fabiea, eee Harold Lioyd's old Lonesome Luke one-reelers are to be released eee A sure-enough train wreck will be staged at Dayton, ©, for “Star Dust” Lillian Walker and Serena Owen, | two beautiful young actresses, both blondes, appear in the leading fern. inine roles in “The Woman God Changed.” the sereen production | which opens Saturday at the Strand following “Deception,” the present attraction, Miss Owen plays the role of Anna Janssen, a young dancing girl, and Miss Walker ts seen a flighty little cho . . . George Bunny, son of the famous COLONIAL | John, has the leading role in “Food A strong and appealing story of! for Thought.” @ young mother and her baby daugh bf a ag ter, tinged with romance and dra-} First movies of the matic situations, is told in “The| radium will be shown Breaking Point," the photo-drama| News released June 26. which opens at the Colonial Satur. die day, Bessie Barriecale is starred. Wee Barry bas an alligator for a “The Lare of Egypt” closes tonight. He takes Al out of the bath making of in Pathe LAST TIMES TODAY “THE LURE OF EGYPT” Starting Saturday Bessie Barriscale and Joseph Dowling Supported by an All-Star Cast in “THE BREAKING POINT” First Time Shown in Seattle Also, Hoot Gibson in “Double Crossers” Comedy—The Gumps 1 \ of the North’ A Stupendous Action Drama of the Sourdough A Universal Picture STARRING EVA NOVAK BUSTER KEATON The Assassin of Sorrow, in “THE HIGH SIGN” Seattle’s Premier Pianist LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN In Solos at 2:30, 4:20, 7:50 and 9:45 STARTS TOMORROW ‘PUPPETS OF FATE’ The Story of a Girl Who Simply Couldn't Stop Loving DEMPSEY and CARPENTIER IN TRAINING FOR “THE FIGHT OF THE AGE” ——Infmate Glimpses of the Battlers in Action—— are" love with the pretty daughter of . “The Le j othy Winners Will | _ Be Announced { on Saturday Saturday the winners of the “De | contest will be announced | ‘The following letter is from Bertha Brandes, 1371 Alki ave practical pole of view, hould let King Henry go, and cop | From a ‘Anne proved t |nown {tro} | lo for all her future © a & maid of hon-| Catherme's court, ac | attentions of the king {It proves that she was not a woman with @ high sense of honor, She was young too young to jknow that to encourage or acc the love of the man who was ( erine’s lawful husband was wrong ‘Then when Anne sees the king turn Jing from her to Jane, it ls perfectly |natural for her to attempt to entice her away and week to reg husband, Even history ex tray the dictates of the |heart. Decep Jever, bring no the end. T ntrive t and devo refore, should h them from her life, If to the rearing and training of her daughter that she may become a wonderful and noble woman, and so make her competent to rule in the future with wisdom and justice i| Popular Player Barriscele >“ — This charming actress comes to the Colonial Satur- day in “The Breaking Point,” a strong dramatic story from the pen of H. H. Van Loan. Joseph J. Dowling, of “Miracle Man” fame; Pat O'Malley and Ethel Grey Terry are in the supporting | east. tub before he gets in. eee The largest relief map tn world is shown in Pathe news. was made by the marines. eee “The Hope Diamond Mystery” is being shown in three chapters, each | chapter being ten reels long. eee Marshall! Neilan will Rits of Life.” the camera Legs” the it! appear in His first time before nee “Daddy Long eee Naomi Childers and Lather Reed married. e¢e Total Investments in movies tn America today ix $1,850,000,000, see George Larkin is to be starred j with Josephine Hill in “The Ven-| geance Trail” eee Dustin Farnum hereafter will be featured by Fox, who also featftres his brother Bin. Rex Ingram recetves degree of B. F. A. from Yale for his direction of “The Four Horsemen of the Apoca. lypse.” . ° “Fools' Paradise” is the title se- lected by Cecil de Mille for his pic- ture suggested by Leonard Merrick’s Starting Saturday Opening in China, this wonder- ful battle of wits swiftly jumps to the underground chan of San Francisco’s Chinatown, where thrill follows thrill in the love drama of a young Ameri- can and a white girl whe has been brought up as Chinese! ERNEUR MORRIS’ With Wallace Beery, Lea- trice Joy and J. Frank Glendon Christie Comedy ‘SOUTHERN EXPOSURE’ Chester Screenic Pathe News COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA © 34—ARTISTS—34 Arthur Kay, Conductor LAST TIMES TONIGHT Thomas Meighan in “WHITE AND UNMARRIED” Special One-Hour Concert Sunday at 12:30 Nagel and Theodore Kosloff in the cast. eee Up jumps Marion Davies and says she's not one bit afraid of censors, that they have never spoiled any of ber films, earyer. . Horlick’s ORIGINA Malted Milk . A picture has been completed with Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dexter in the cast, It is un- titled and the plot is being kept a secret, but that is some cast! eee Crane Wilbur and Martha Mans- rels and the Lady.” Dor- . 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