The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1921, Page 3

TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1921, Courtesy, Pictures, Muste The talented, beautiful, popular and athletic star— Dorothy Dalton “BEHIND MASKS” A romance of mystery, love and adventure that throbs with a thrill a minute! ROBERT DAVIS CHRISTIE COMEDY Famous Tenor BURTON HOLMES SCENIC com ETHEL CLAYTON IN “SHAM" The Biggest Picture of the Year! The dramatic eae of wife ly ~ happiness wifely joyalty under the won ath ot lifelong separation. Powerful Cast Headed by Sam De Grasse and Naomi Childers 7M KRG eu Gayety Comedy—Burton Holmes Scenic First National Kinograms THE § Take It From Ruth Renick The Movie Game Is No Cinch .e ~ iM Ruth Renick HIS movie game isn’t all a bed Ask Ruth Renick, She tarted in to “see life” wildly, magnificently millions: she adventu a neck of the| Then she Rockies | away, } on the screen at t Nazimova is s of roses recently went into woods in the Canadian where roses never bloom. “We had to seek the meanest bilz mari country we could find,” says Ruth, “We had to stay there until the scenes were completed. | |_,,,"1n the picture 1 had to seem very | ming friendly towards a team of Mala-|In & recent pic mutes I drove, To mo they were | surprised her many admirers by of malignant mutts, 1 was frightened | fering some very pretty dancing, and to death by them. jin her lat ture, “Behind We were 60 miles from the near. | Masks,” now showing he Liberty, est post of civilization, The hardest | Miss Dalton proves hersel | part ‘was mushing from this post to second Annette Kellerman location and back aguin. I thought |forms several daring athletic mmer ing in “Billions. Dalton has > her list of acc added swim. omplishment CATTLE »|lones a husband. ture the dainty star|~ | STRAND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. Playing gavotte from and “The End of a Perfect Wineland “Mignon"—Thomas Day"—Carrie Jacobs-Bond Mr. Frederick C. Feringer on the Organ PARAMOUNT TRIO é In an Unusual Singing Prologue Coming—Willisam De Mille’s “The Lost Romance” I'd freeze.” No wonder! Ruth ts a flower of |the South. Born at Galveston 20 jyears ago, She lett there in 1907 in a rowboat. The big Mood occurred that year Ruth went to West Texas came a skilled horsewoman, Rode in round-ups. Then she went to |nchoot in Phoenix, Ariz. Studied |music and dramatics, Taught kin |dergarten. She played with the | Wilkes stock company in Seattle for two seasons. “The Golden Snare” ts now at the | Coliseum. Lewis Stone has the male ad as @ member of the Royal | ‘orthweatern Mounted Police, ] see BLUE MOUSE People who live in apartment houses witli find a particular “kick” | for them in “The Outside Woman,” which is showing at the Blue Mouse this week. It is a Realart picture, and pre Re Frederick Vogeding in the leading man. STRAND The management of the Strand ts offering another splendid prologue to the feature picture, “Courage,” this week. Thiet time the Paramount Trio furni the entertainment. Their mbers go over big at every per mance, Courage” is a splendid picture. ft haw to do with the wonderful love and faith of a young wife whowe bus band has been unjustly sentenced to prison for a crime he did not com mit. | COLONIAL The spirit of Aflce Heath, who has been claimed by death, returns on All Souls’ eve to the home where she | had been #0 happy. She finds her husband in a drunken stuper, her baby tying il), and the young Irigh nurse asleep, In despair, she takes senta Wanda Hawley in a most up-|the only way of helping thone she roarlously clever farce involving two| loves. She enters the soul of the married couples, an Aztec idol and/furse, who thereafter becomes #0 an extremely busy apartment house | like the vanished Alice in personal: With Lewis Stone, Ruth Renick and Wallice Beery COMING Girl in the Taxi” First Time in ‘BEACH OF DREAMS’ the COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA SH—Artists—34 ‘xthur Kay, Conductor playing “Old Timers” Waltz Seattle BUSTER KEATON in “ONE WEEK" race Scenic "OLYMPIA — The Port Angeles &| Crescent railway, built by} division during war, to be put up for sale. —_————____—_—__-___| Coffee down again. lt Highest prices, 49c and 38c. Lowest price, 20c. } ‘Lanch with me—Quick wholesome food | _M. A. Hansen, 40 Economy Mar. | 4 Advertisement. service, wf SUNDAY, JU ' Mats. Sun., Wed. and Sat. 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Pegsy, dressed in the same ttle blue dress, apron and bonnet hat America’s sweetheart wore in “Thru the Back Door,” which showed ture, She is a beautiful litle dancer and is making @ hit at each perform | ance, “The Rider of the King Log” ls the | Patere film play. é ‘ CLEMMER Her husband was killed by the rev Jolutioniats, ‘The Princess ‘Triloff, | who was estranged from him and had been living in New York, found | herself the heir to an’ estate worth “The Rider of the King Log” A Special Screen Version of Holman Day’s Fam- ous Novel A strong, heart-appealing tory of the great North Woods where X, K. meant the sign of the brawny two-fisted giant who conquered the for est, blasted the dams and gent his logs catapulting down the raging mountain streams. ADDED ATTRACTION Little Peggy winner of the ford Costume Prize, will ap pear in person in songs and danc wearing the costume that Mary wore nn INTERNATIONAL NEWS Latest Events » ROOM BOYS 2-Reel Comedy LITERARY DIGEST Topies of the Day GORGEOUS PRIZMA Natural Colors GATHERING SPONG Scenic Beautiful Matinecs 25¢ andlee. M Pick pears in person at Winter Garden this | here recently, makes a charming pic: | | ity, and even appearance, that Roger and the child find in her happiness and consdlation. . REX A collision between a palatial yacht and @ large whaling. vessel is one of the thrilling scenes in “Beach of Dreams,” the screen drama at the Rex thin week. The picture stars Edith Storey, who a few years ago was classed as the leading emotional actress appear |Ing before the camera. NEXT SATURDAY FOR EVERY- BODY ADAPTED FROM PETER B. KYNE’S FAMOUS SAT. EVENING POST STORY AT THE BLUE MOUSE STAR Mother Alone | in the World |.. 7 Faces Struggle: a wosegee ‘ee bey but a | whe jed one Here’s a Boost for Henry Ford “If my a 10 husband should get raise it would m ” nice other left alone in the world | little brood of kiddies to sup: | & which catis for un Maybe Read the letter sub: | ¥ a waving ‘Courage wt edi for my hi Jennie Columbia of 610 n his work, and 4 a week in the country the kids ‘The extra ten per week would give us just the mar make such you guessed conte day Ma and other day I met two refined, | king women, both mothers, | in the world, one with four, the With five little children to sup raise and ary! rom Mra, Le 1017 First ave. Re #, Thursday at 6 p. m ing time for the “Ten Dob married ‘To me the diment of all cour: | ago tw that put ables a frail little mothe en, forsaken, unaided, a ed with © eligible »y Manager John Ham Biue Mouse theatre, “A Ten Dol own Koon Ten Dollar Raise ar er's love coul culean task, And do per cent of the we : ent, great men and great women, come from such environments? We told that genius thrives on ob- Fallen prane upon the sand, Til you've struggled in life's black: ness You can never understand surprising oye pverwhelming meas Of a human helping hand’ * All letters must in The fice by 6 p.m, T Manager Wr theatre, where t “Courage” is showing this week, is offering $30 for the best letter relating a true courageous incident, $15 for the ond best, and $5 for the third Address letter to “Courage” tor. he wife of the imprisoned man loses a husband, 8h deserving of | all ayn and it But she} iu nearly always protected by loving | friends ° " M. times nd income, and all | the Strand res. 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