The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1921, Page 8

FRIDAY, JULY 15, 192. 5° _ — - Salary Raise (— COMING TO BLUE MOUSE) Editorial 2 TP ee i > Would Help Inspiration |OPB7s eECE [JM Wes ' STARTS Pay Up Debts for Contest Qf icteric deepatctamay™ O'.) How would you like, say, $30 , interest in the subject here's & would do if my husband got @ ten ° to earn it letter ANITA STEWART |dollar a week raise." This morn aS ‘ Leaves tonight with the First National Attrac- }ing’s mail brought in over fifty let | ‘ Pla wth tiny” | tera 2 | “Your editorial on ‘Courage’ tion, “Playthings of Destiny | strikes the right keynote, You call ~—_—_e oe it the admirable quality What is| . more sustaining to the human race?! Start) Sat- | penned by Peter Kyne, It ts j ‘ ‘i Ps ‘ Hope has often been lauded as the} Starting Sat ‘6 }to be shown soon at the Blue 3 j h greatest human tonic. Perhaps it| urday, a com- is the title } “A Ten Dollar Raise jof a great human interest drama of) ' What 1] Fine ~ rg, i - ( Ry Mouse It is in connection with 7 ‘ is, But to me Courage in molded mea c.! | the showing of this featy , ; 5s s 3 of finer fiber. There is an element panion pic ture 4 Jin cash prizes 1 be awarded y of reward in t that does not ob: | to “Nomads of a First prtee 2h A tain in Courage. To hope for a turn | » Wiettie’?: ; third prine, a fourth and fifth 4 in fortune for the better does not} the North and 5 | $2.50 each, and five $1 prizes 4 > call for that sterling quality that ts “Back to God’s . e Mra, Amanda Thompson's letter to f ; ; entailed, in ‘carrying on’ where Country’— F 5 round out 1 the years roll on. He is doomed for miracle should reward my hus on the name. She must share that make the mailing of ¢ atrimoninl pomparatively ws h, if such life. The stain forever must remain the “Tent r Raise” editor reads hope is apparently and utterly gone. | as follows: “Take the case of a woman whose | A $10 a week raime would just " husband is imprisoned. He claims | \ bu ‘. innocence. She believes in him. But} 7 £ OLIVER band's efforts | 4 shame if she retains the né Her | “It would take the extra ten about i ' A baby must share it cuRWOOD ; five weeks to pay up the pesky little . pe a t met that there is debts that our comparatively small Ti for this name ever to be} 3 é stipend has compe ua to inew ~~ et , she retain what you call] wrote it and After that, I'd try to bank one-third ” im gy the admirable quality, ie she not, in : deed, one of those women who make of it, and the balance—-well, being ‘ raaig - * x9 just ordinary pleasur¢-loving folks, I rf a ; “ :: “lla h x ~ ae pv with new thrill, Scans at tae, ete sede wave hit ; : ketps her from throwing — the | new ‘romance, erto had to deny ourselves ‘ 4 ‘ f shackles from her -—= Courage which | new mystery Arctic bli zards and a fighting Royal Northwest Sergeant! screened it — keeps her from new suitors—Cour. HOLMAN DAY’S FAMOUS NOVEL ae OF AN tte bad creation to study cata Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These i ; . ye Richard Sardou's play by this name, A strong, heart-appealing story of the great North Ugly Spots | “em KZ ‘ and #0 impressed am I with the kame thoughts that you touched upon in mt “ - : i There longer the slightest PWoods where X. K. meant the sign of the brawny Jf), Tye no, longer the slightest , , the editorial ‘Thureday that. 1am two-fisted giant who conquered the forest, blasted freckles, ae Othine—doudle strength offering $50 in cash prizes for the the dams and sent his logs catapulting down the is guaranteed to remove these) & : best story typifying “Courage” to! i i } ymitted to you during the com-| s homely spots. " Pps . ; ,»{ be submitted t a | faging mountain streams. Simply get an ounce of Othine— Wanda Hawley as she appears in“The Outside Woman,”| ing week. 1 am sure some wonder double strength—trom any drugstt| the new picture play which opens at John Hamrick’s Blue|t! experience could be related by ADDED ATTRACTION ae ey na Non should soon woe) Mouse theatre Saturday. M0 get bury, readers. Posstbly you morning, and you “THE Little Peggy Standiee, winner of the Mary Pickford Cos } that even the worst freckles have be-| * * * yourself have at some time been tume Prize, will appear in person In songs and dances, wear gun to disappear, while the lighter BLUE MOUSE | ————-jt | called upon to display your courage —— | ing the costume that Mary wore ones have vanished entirely, It is] AN entertaining comedy of two TODAY'S PROGRAMS | |—or maybe you know of some one ; seldom that more than an ounce is apartments on adjoining floors:| | pammmry—wallacs Meld to “Teo | |? WhO courageously | conduered needed to completely clear the skin|a fire escape extremely busy with | Mech Spend.” | over some heart ceniiing cocnsion. aa 7 = and gain a beautiful, clear complex: | the mings and goings of charac-| | CL&MMEK— Carey tn “Chriet- | | Keep Your letter short. Sen International News—Latest Events mas Eve and Pilot Butte | |“Courage Editor,” Seattle Star. ton |ters secking to avoid compromining Hall Room Boys—2-Reel Comedy | Be sure to ask for the double|anpearances, afd an ugly Aatec idol ) = TORR Ne . ' Literary Digest—Topics of the Day © strength Othine, as this ts sold um |which causes all the trouble-—such | | B&G Sk—May MeAvey in “A! | oe the people of the beautiful and Gorgeous Prizma—Natural Colors der guarantee of money back if It)ia “The Outside Woman,” the latest! | cor, swAnita Stewart in “Play- | {romantic state of Maine. fails to remove freckles.—Advertine | Wanda Hawley feature, which opens Destiny.” | | oe a . : ; th Gathering Sponges—Scenic Beautiful 9) ment. at the Bluy Mouse Saturday eee eee, a Bemtve “Sent | | CoLasRUM Matinees Evenings and Sundays 35c ne nee te 6 | | COLONTAL—Hensie Love in “Bee- || Ruth Renick, the popular young . : THE CORNISH | CLEMMER | SuEX—Alcnree Rallabary in “The Bar- | |#¢ttess who first became acquainted —with Lewis’ Stone, Ruth Renick and ’ " . wel ag with Seattle theatre-goers as a mem- Nazimova, the great Russian act: J ng ber of the Wilkes Stock Co. three Wallace Beery ress, comes to the Clemmer Satur measons ago, in one of the leading jday In “Billions. In her newest STRAND iaeves in “The Golden Snare,” the « ono ae Prtscte ‘Trutete per i tent Naomi Chitders, the young heroine | new James Oliver Curwood picture SENNETT COMEDY ‘ D 01 od trom! op “ern “ sor Coliseum Satur. 1921 opens Thursday eve Russia. th: ean of “Coutage,” the new First National which comes to the Co’ “ a ning. July 1 Priday ahd Be rome, Age volution and find:| attraction which will be shown at| day Bungalow Troubles p= Neo) 82.00, 0 Bont v tty withlthe Strand for a week, beginning} The fascinating North county, war tan ¥ 2 eee : Saturday, recently became the bride, about which Curwood weaves his Tah open 1 |b te aaa e azimova's Bus lof Luther Reed, the well known| stories, le again used ax the location Chester Screenic Pathe News | paoeese Srikat ‘aaaoand or ote photoplay writer. for his new drama. > m * rag *° of Andrew Soutar’s famous novel, | COLONIAL . |revolving about the romance of a Two distinct Minter impersona LIBE |young Scottish engineer. | tlons in one picture! The mast ar- t ene \ eee jdent “fan” could desire nothing Dorothy “Dimples™ Dalton ts to ee Minter, be with us for @ week beginning | WINTER GARDEN | Ae Alice Hekth, Mine . Saturday. This clever actress comes | The big-hearted spirit of the menjtransformed somewhat by heavy in “Behind Masks. This time she) of the Woods permentes “The Rider |dark hair, gives a remarkable pic-| J in ween in the role of A youn® heiress of the King Log.” the new screen|ture of a joyously happy wife and who secks a husband who will | ap ; . os "ama opening at the Winter Gar-|mother. Then again as Nora, a marry her for herself alone—not| den Saturday. Uttle Irish maid, the young star 34—ARTISTS—34 her millions. ta: = cf harm “The Rider of the King Log” ts aj gives 4 picture full of humor, ¢ rat) “ “Tis said Mian Dalton has splendid | screen adaptation of the story by|and youthful sauciness. Arthur Kay, Conductor, playing [Opportunity in this new production Homan Day. In the world of liter. “AN Soul's Eve” is the title of the “Old Timers” Waltz. b |to display some lively swimming{ature, Mr. Day i considered the| film. rr S » bY is eates i ioli. | stunts | gr atest authority on the customs — AE OE RIE Wh : “Gypy Airs,” by Sarasate, for Violin wrecked on a lonely island is told in oloist, Miss Tosca Berger FOUTS TT Dana ot, creume > eran dran 7d comes at i. Get In on | cram fai! Edith Storey, the clever dramatic <p , Jactress is the star. Miss Storey ap- ce ay ER This Sale OF Bhi Co. Stock Renght From “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” 3 co, Detromart, 38, at dis cewer Appointed by Superior | meets with thrilling adventures Wulins own conan, : Saturday Court Judge at Men and young men who demand style as well as | t°nity c'yuny or frends sion STARTING foot eens, Y waiting another Fs quality in clothes shou Guay ret at with another vessel in the heavy TOMORROW day or two assort- C your money if for Noah Beery plays opposite the BEAUTIFUL M. A. 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