The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1921, Page 3

You'll see the best auto Face ever taken for the WALLACE REID | in Paramount's brand mew romance of youth, a Zi “TOO MUCH SPEED” —with Agnes Ayres and Theodore Roberts - SENNETT COMEDY “Officer Cupid” Chester Outing Scenic Featured by Weeks and Malotte “SENTIMENTA —with Gareth Hughes, May McAvoy, . and George Fawcett Vanity Comey “Rocking the Boat” Barton Holmes Scenic Along the Mediterranean STRAND Under 8. K. ta) “Love Nest... (®) “Scotel: Lultab: BMy and Leona Hacker Popular Seattle Dancers COMING—“COURAGE” 34 ARTISTS—ARTHUR KAY, CONDUCTOR *Playing overture to opera “Martha,” by Flotow Comedy Explain” Kinograms Christie “Let Me ~ Pathe News COMING James Oliver Curwood's “THE GOLDEN SNARE* First Time in Seattle “THE BARBARIAN” of the North with Jane Novak From Me Headquarters A Sensational Melodrama —Where the hand of the law, in its effort to bring to sustice @ gang of crooks, fans to life a spark of dead romance. —A thrilling story of Love, Passion and Adventure from the lower levels of humanity. CLARA K. YOUNG Having completed extended trans- continental “personal appearance” tours, both Clara Kimball Young and | Johnny Jones are back at studio work in Los A MARY M. MINTER Mary Miles Minter is in Franee. For several days now she has been aviating over the Flandefy battle- fields, and hag decorated a number | of graves of unknown heroes, eset tonsils never fails, All sickness is traced to it, even goiter. Tonsils need not be removed if you use it. Ask your neighbor, Send postcard. Hub Medicine Co., Box 851, Seattle, ‘tise NOW PLAYING A Fascinating and Beautiful New Film Star May McAvoy “A PRIVATE SCANDAL” and The Five World-Famous Principals of THE SONORA Indian oll for treatment of diseased | Fifty Dollars | in Cash Prizes | to Be Awarded “What would YOU do if your hus band got a $10 a week raise?” That ig what Manager John Hamrick of the Blue Mouse theatre wants to know, In fact Mr, Hamrick is 50 curious to know he ts asking all the married ladies to write a letter to The Star tolling just what they'd do if hubby blew in with the cheerful news that his pay had been boosted up $10 per week, For the Best let ter $25 In cash will be awarded, Ton dollars for the second best. Five dollars for the . Then two prizes and five of $1 contest is a leader up to the at Mr, Hamrick’s Blue peatre goon of Peter B. r human interest story, ra Week Raise," in which of the leading characters is a dearwld bookkeeper who slaved for a firm for 10 long weary years without once getting a raise. He ts in love With one of the stenogra phers, a sweet little thing, who just prays and prays for the day when her man will get that raise—so they can be married-and settle down, It's wonderful human interest story nd the characters are real, every: " editor, Seattle Star. ladies only are eligible, ELSIE FERGUSON Elsie Ferguson sailed for Europe | Saturday for a holiday, having fin ished her scenes in the Paramount picture, “Peter Ibbetson,” in which |ahe co-stars with Wallace Reid, Charlie Chaplin plays a dual role n his new: comedy—a society man bout town and hiv characteristic role with funny shoes and cane. Last TODAY CORINNE GRIFFITH IN “IT ISN'T BEING * DONE THIS SEASON” COMING WEDNESDAY BESSIE LOVE “BONNIE MAY” Comedy Movie Chats AMUSEMENTS _ METROPOLITAN —TONIGHT— And All Week Mats, Wednesday and Saturday | RUTH CHATTERTON jarrie’s “Mary Rese” PANTAGES | THE SEA TTLE STAR Barrie’s “Sentimental Tommy” Is . Popular Feature of Strand Bill May McAvoy and Gareth Hughes iffa scene from James M. Barrie’s “Sentimental Tommy,” which is showing at the Strand this week, * STRAND * 2 * ILLY AND LEONA HACKER, novelty dancers, are seen at the feature to “Sentimental Tommy,” the film attraction. The children are ex | Mach Speed. } | | CLEMMER—ttarry Corey in “Chriet- Eve and Pilot Mutte.” WINTER GARDEN—"Donevan From coptionally clever, and, altho only 9) Headquarters.” All-star cast. and $ years old, respectively, their! performance is fine, They are pu | | plis of Mr. and Mra, Hamilton Doug: | | has, and have appeared in vaudeville acts here and in the Eaat. | “Sentimental Tommy” is a sereen | version of James M. Barrie's famous story, . BLUE MOUSB It iw quite Mtting that actrem who became so famous for ber sweet perwonality should have started’ ber motion picture career aa the entra) figure in a film ad@vertiaement for loaf sugar, a . Such was Mins May | McAvpy’s start, and her same sweet smile and | charming manner continue to win her more friends every day. She tw playing at the Blue Mouse this week, in “A Private Scandal.” cee the hero and the villain on top of a fastanoving train ts one of the thrill. ing scenes in “Donovan From Head- quarters,” the ecreen showing at the Winter Garden this week, - J. P. MeGowan, who the famous Helen Holmes rafiroad series, handied the megaphone for this pro- duction, which features J. B, Warner and Lilian Biren, | a ‘ ° CLEMMER Besides the feature picture, “Christmas Eve at Pilot Butte,” In which Harry Carey fs starring at the Clemmer this week, the management is offering a Buster Keaton comedy, “The Goat.” Young Keaton is rapid- | }y becoming one of the most popular comedians on the screen, His work te always clean-cut, and there is a certain originality about his pictu! “Christmas Eve at Pilot Butt tela the story of a young chap who goes to prison to save the man he supposed to be the brother of the Woran he loves, . COLISEUM A raging Dilzzard ts one of the spectacular scenes shown in “Play- things of Destiny,” the screen drama starring Anita Stewart at the Coi- iseurn this week. Miss Stewart has the sympathetic role of a young school teacher who falls in love and marries, only to learn that the man she has married already has a wife. What follows furnishes material for a most dra- matic climax. LIBERTY Once again 1s pretty Agnes Ayres cast as Wallace Reid's leading lady, Miss Ayres th appearing opposite the star at the Liberty this week in “Too Much Speed." one of the cleverest comedy dramas shown here for some | time. Reld appears as Dusty Rhoades, a! | young racing driver who has more trouble winning the girl of his heart | than he does the race sweepstakes. eee COLONIAL It is great sport to have a real Turk fit you to a pair of slippers, according te Corinne Griffith, who had the experience in “It Ien't Done This Season,” the pictur at the Colonial. There ts romance in every move of the Oriental in the experience of the star. Much of the The Wizard in Your Pantry MAPLEINE The Golden Flavor transforms simple desserts. —makes instant, delicious maple-flavored syrup. —flavors home-made candies, cakes, pudding sauces, ice cream. —gives a subtle, zestful tang to meats, gravies and soups. Possibilities for a hundred good things in every bottle! Your grocer sells Mapleine. BLUE MOUSE—May MoAvey in “A fal.” ate Nenad COLISEUM—Anita Stewart tn “Piay- things of Destiny.” | | STRAND —James M. Barrie's “Benth action of this photoplay takes place in Smyrna, and offers « pleasing background for the lovely gowns worn by Miss Griffith, . ee REX Jane Novak, the talented actress appearing at the Rex this week with Monroe Salisbury in “The Bar. darian,” is the young wo to whom Bill Hart ix said to have lost his heart. Miss Novak’ ts a sister to Eva Novak, Universal star. “The Barbarian” ts a dramatic plo- ture, with the action laid in pictur. esque surroundings Picture Patter Senna Owen is the star in “Find the Women,” adapted from the story by Arthur Somers Mocha eee London film actors are working nine hours a day despite unusually hot weather and thousands stand in front of studios awaiting work. eee Kewple dolls tn “The Poverty of Riches” had to be made up Uke real actrenses because they would other. wise have wheyeere: phed black, ar) the attractive ttle And they do say that many people wrote Mr, Balzac asking for a part im his Gim, “The Conquering Power.” Gabriel, page Mr. Balzac! eee Rudolph Sabatini, novelist and his torian, is writing stories, adapting them for the screen and personally directing them for a British pro ducer. His first will be “The Dream.” eee ‘Wm. De Mille has changed the title of the Rita Weiman etory, Stage Door,” to “After the Show.” eee Helene Chadwick again plays oppo- site Tom Moore in “From the Ground Up.” eee George Faweett will support John ny Hines in “Burn ‘Em Up, Barnes.” eee Tom Mix's next: “The Big Town Round-Up.” : | LEADING LADY DO Irene Rich. She is Harry | | umery—w Reid “tee | | Strand this week in a pretty prologue | oe puma * } “The | Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s In an | | | Twenty-cight Blue Bird consisting of 88 pieces, attractive blue bird design, priced at........ —beautifully decor- ated, the set Hand-Decorated Imported China Salad Sets at ... and blue. OTID FLKEGEL, President attractive, medium size Dinner Sets, decorated in $5.85 rose sprays. at Fifteen White American China Dinner Sets with gold band trim- ming. 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