The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1921, Page 3

; : ii F wi ESDAY, AUGucT 8, 1921. a Aaa ata “IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW” | @ good woman is rather to be chos en than riches! From a Balzac novel! Home of the Big Snoomnses A Paramount Picture BILL HART in a romance of love and toil and! combat “THE WHISTLE” A tremendow heart- compelling drama in the lives of a mill owner and a laborer CCN KILLERS” ‘A vivid camera record of savage jungle scenes no White man ever saw before—from the famous Para- Mount-Vandenbergh Expedition. a a = The mystery of what lies at the bottom of the sea photogra iphed in this wonderful drama of submarine | pirates ‘in an exciting hunt for buried treasure! Burton Holmes Scenic Kinograms PARAMOUNT TRIO in a Singing Prologue STRAND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. Wineland, playi ing Quartet from “Rigoletto”—Verdi COMING—“A WISE FOOL” KATHERINE MacDONALD in her latest success. “TRUST YOUR WIFE” A thrilling picture that por trays the guy Ufe and the traps for the innocent in New York! Pathe News First National Kinograms SEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA 34—ARTISTS—34 Arthur Kay, Conductor, playing “The Evolution of Dixie”........Lake COMING—“SALVATION NELL” ‘Monte Carlo has a school for gan-| rs, Brussels, one for grave dig | were v under MYSTERY DRAMA (Frisco’s Chinatown) ADAPTED FROM Peter B. Kyne’s FAMOUS Saturday Evening Complete Program CONCERT ORCHESTRA Children, 100—Adults, Stand pat! Ask for“Bluhill” and get it, Bluhill Pimento Cheese ON ODOR ON OTOROD OF ORO FORCE OROEOROECEOROOHO ‘In 1613 “there were 12 members ot | the British house of commons who! THE SEATT HART PLAYS NEW ROLE | HARDING TODAY | LE STAR [Ore SR se eth: a Bacon A t GARDEN“Dangeroas | ” Vour Wife.” STRAND" Wet Gold.” COLONTALEileen Perey in Idews.”” "If Women Only Knew,” CLEMMER romantic characters] the corpa is the ¢ members ter of int t Universad fe now showir arkin and Jo ding players vephine Hilt! | ong ago Natalie Tal-| madge (now Mra, Buster Keaton)} }made her debute in the movies in a |picture starring her cleve |Norma Talmadge. At thi this week Katherine Mact | starring in ust Your Wife,” among the supporting cast t sister} | |is Miriam's first sereen appearanc *.| | Mary Maclaren, who plays |prominent rote in “The Three ioe | ket FPairbank's new feature, ts \" also Kathertae’s sister . . rs.” | COLONIAL, She was tingd of jacks; she yearned for emacipation | from the luneh counter, She wanted | New York, fine clothes’ and a hand some husband. Did she get them? We'll say did—with a veng It's al! told in “Big Town “ the Pox production starring jugeling fap | she r . which opened today at the Colonial. Kenneth Gibson young star. plays opposite the ee BLUE MOUSE To the underdogs of the world, to the millions of underpaid clerks and hookkeepers who, depending for ex istence on the whim of an employer daily realize that “man's inbumalty to. man makes countless nations mourn"—thus does Peter B. Kyne dedicate his great human interest | dyama, “The Ten Dollar Raise,” which ts now playing in its second week at the Blue Mouse theatre eee WINTER GARDEN Frank Losee, the clever character actor playing at the Winter this week in “Dangerous Toys, been working steadily before the camera for the last three years If you are sick and want to Get p Well, write for liter nd Why this under (ul m element brings relief sufferers from, Constipation, matiam. Sciatica. Gou Neuraigta, High Hided Preasur be 5 Hi . Teceiwing the ontinuously into causing @ h Pr day « Radio~Active rowing off im ing the Ussue: mal conditi you know y Sold on & test proposition. hly satisfied it is help- efore the appl hing to do but of expense, and th: jare thorou; Is that It a sold so it is within the re: matter how bad your ailment ow long standing. we will be ed to have you try it at our rmation write to- Radium Ap- bury Bidg., Low rtisement. NOW PLAYING EILEEN | PERCY |: “BIG TOWN IDEAS” The story of a girl who couldn’t get the man she loved, so she loved the man she got. —ALSO— HAROLD LLOYD Halas dim dy 7 Ne TABLETS - Ne | GET A | 29c Box iy Maw: WATER-WINGS ter than Pills Be AFor Liver FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. LEARN, reo swim NOW MFG. CO HOBOKEN =~ Bill Hart. | shooter and his sombrero. fn his latest picture, * You will notice that Bill is without his big siz- ‘The Whistle,’ _ FAR FROM CARE Nearest Phone Is Four Miles | Away BY RAYMOND CLAPP United Press Staff Correspon LANCASTER, N. H, Aug ident Harding today was the ntate telephone wa mites The dent is enjoying splendid isolation on Mount Fro sake ja peak of the Whit here, It is part of the dential range, weveral of it named for early pre taing being dent A padiocked gate at the foot of the which is entirely owned tary Weeks, keeps cur s from going up the four-mile that winds it way around Mount Prospect to the cozy lodge at | the summit mountain |Local Reporter’s | Auto in Accident PORT ANGELWS, Aug. 3.—An au tomobile in which Charles 1. Hunt and ifyearold di kno ughter, Louis ked off a bridg Monday evening, and fell 60 feet. Siebert's creek is sever ‘niles west of bere Hunt's car war knocked off the ge by a machine driven by Ovcar who in held for reckless The daughter escaped in rents received sc on, driving jury, while her | vere injuries. at the Liberty this week, the popular screen star departs from\ - MacDonald, her younger sixter, This! his usual Western role to portray the character of a small town mill worker, | has yet produced. Lowee entered the motion picture world after a long and successful career on the stage having appeared in many Belasco and Frohman pro ductions “Dangerous Toys” iv the story of 4a wealthy banker who, because of his own unhappy romance, is em bittered toward women. eee STRAND Frank famous deep sea diver, & largely reeponsible for the * of the submarine scenes in “Wet Gold,” the sea pleture at Strand this week. Crilley was form erly a diver for the United States navy and while employ ix #aid to have established & record for deep sea diving. “Wet Gold” unfolds a story of love and adventure. “ee REX There are a number of interest ing college scenes in Only Knew,” the pieture play the Rex thin week. These scenes were taken on the campus and in the “frat” halls of Corneil. The plot revolves around a young Criley suce: at college student who elopes with the | wealthy | daughter of one of school trustees the LOVERS Josephine Hill and George Larking as they appear in “Man Trackers,” the Royal| — Northwest Mounted Police story, which opened today at the Clemmer. Larlgin is well known as the hero of countless serials and fe ature pictures. 26,797 in Gainful Business in Alaska) WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 Alaska 920, register T per sons engaged over 10 years of age. tive white persons of native parentage consti tute the majority. “Reating the Game” pieture fs the first Hazel Daly ever appeared in which waa not directed by her hus: band, Harry Beaumont An ice-cold drama of the the} in the government | “If Women | Ovcupa: | tion statistics recently filed by the| jcensua bureau here of the |territory for in gainful occupations! It is more dramatic than any picture Bill! |Special Music “a | A apecially written musical score dered by a large orchestra is one the features that accompany the showing of “Over the Hill,” classic which ia showing to houses at the Metropolitan ok ver the Hills” ts a picturization f two of Willlam Carleton’s famous poems \Pcture Patter| | Exterior: for “Peachie,” Barbara, Cal Santa Educational announces that its pictures show in 4,023 towns in the United States and Canada. one WO! Rogers ts making two-reel pictures now. Says they'll be only twofifths as poor as his five-reclers. eee ‘The Pritieh producers of Para mount pictures have moved into a new studio at Acton costing $240,000. | eee | Alice Duer Miller is writing an other original screen story. It is called “Say It With Flowers.” and will probably star Tom Moore. ee Emanuel List, basso profundo, has Eli,” 500 times as the “Humoresque” and “The at \New York theatres. He wins the endurance handicap. see The drawing room of the Duke of | Buckingharn and the ornate palace of Louls XIII, are two of the mas sive sets ed for “The Three Musketeers.” The film is to be given its New York premler August 14. ee “The Spirit of '76," historical pic ture which is being revived, was made five or six years ago but was withdrawn because some censors be Ueved it unfavorable, England at ja time when we were allied with that | nat against Germany. WHY BE WEAK AND NERVOUS } las a result of pale, thin, | blood |you strong and wet) again; it bas been used and highly endorsed by former United States Senators, Judges of U. 8. Courts, physicians and, prominent men Even the Pope at Rome has writ communication to Normale Over are using it an build red — blood. endurance, At all jated Iron in a the Pharmacie 4,000,000 people rually to help jstrength and | druggists. 1 oma Advertisement Canadian Woods and the Mounted Police THE DO-R Three Jolly E-MI TRIO Songsters Four Times Daily “THE SMART ALECK” A Century C Init Program Universal | omic Thriller the! watery | Nuxated Iron will help make} many | en expecially of the merits of Nux-| | After the show, we'll go to Boldt’s Irish Republican Army Is Demobilized LONDON, Aug. The Irish re | publican army haa virtually been de | mo bilized, it was learned here today was considered a further ifidica |Sinn Fein and the British govern |ment have been practicaly agreed | Upon Yn secret and that only a formal announcement remains to be made. it is expected the Sinn Fein parlia |ment will approve any terms eatin-| |{actory to President De Valera and | other leaders. The British parliament [waa still “in the dark” os to the | peace negotiations toda The cabi net refused to divulge the terms to ieee even in secret session, |Wall of Water Hits City; Damage Heavy SANON CITY, Colo, Aug. 3 \rhousands of dollars damage was starring | done to truck gardens and to proper | Katherine MacDonald, were taken at|ty here last night when a wall of | | water 14 feet high swept down the narrow Arkansas river canon thru | Canon City. Residents of the lower | Dortion of the city were forced to Mee before the flood. Railroad traf. fie was at a standstill for several hours. There was no loss of life A cloudburst In the Royal Gorge caused the Sood. 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PA Mack and Dean “Somewhat Different” Prince of Enter- tainers LOEW S LACE CONTINUOUS TONIGHT LAST TIMES—“S MUSICAL BUDS” TOMORROW TO FRIDAY—A TYPICAL SUMMER SHOW VAUDEVILLE ; HIP I1TO1L! Fa Hamilton Walton} King & Cody Dance FEATURE PHOTOPLAY HOPE HAMPTON in “LOVE’S PENALTY” Now Playing William Desmond Margaret Clayton Frank Losee, in Dangerous Toys A daring, — sensational story of beautiful women, luxury, pretty clothes and a certain rich man, International News Gorgeous Prizma Special Comedy Topics of the Day Coming Saturday THE ROAD EMON —with— TOM MIX Positively the fastest and most fascinating daredevil auto-racing and stunt pic- ture ever produced—Has a wonderful love story—a breathless suspense pic- ture from start to finish. Matinees 25c—Evenings and Sundays 35c Por Infai Invall Te Original Food: Dane For al Ages | reac ‘ars are ee eae