The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1921, Page 3

. TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1921. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 r) | . it | ty ER aut Lionel Barrymore at Strand ‘Movie Contest OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT GROTE-RANKIN’S FABLE COMEDY ems NC” (OCLCCIY ee) G. iact,| THE GROTE-RANKIN CO THOMAS S iaksabe ec BH) Great Interest 0 FREE, Prien ME 'senare pacanaie > : uate «yess ; ERSTE oO RRS as. PIKE STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE IGHAN LIBERTY Themas Meighan io “The | fe ayy a * ¥ tod Siily pone og LEMMET May Attiven in “the | eee : i ; mer . in Booth Tarkington's . tans | we / ‘ red in “THE CONQUE Ba ecko rade Se a } j OF cant 9g ‘The Rend 1] ‘ Ce el ‘ nav er’ vagy dhe di Garden ose / ne re he cont strong ou don't belle Atty." ‘ diag ; unk “Happy,” The Star's office Lienel Darrymere in “Jim . A . ’ | | ” 4 > Happy” carried the mail up Tue M4 <r ith ies See —— at Reduced Prices Pleture : \ “Merely Mary Ann.” REN —Sessue Hoyakawe in “Hack Hemen! DLASS-A—Witlhien > : “asamw Pioneer reinforced * ———i i y ton covered Hos OF . aed CLEMMER } f " Se inch ize AFRICA” . pres OULD depend on inspiration * p : i , Vi lengths . along the Nile, 4 and int It was a hard ' 5 & P % cf 50-foot lengths $6.65 | task that F Kirkwood had out “SLAYING THE : Hined for herself. Her husband was| | | | | | in jail ace of murder, and while| IB} h ; i ‘il 4 Lakeside five-ply Rubber there was no doubt about his inno-| fi} , , Hose h size— cence, a damaging chain of circum: | > | 25-foot lengths. $3. stances gave plausibility to his be % | There are only one pair of y 25-foot lengths. $3.85 ing the murderer, Reason was fu-| p leyes like these. Whose are Sf? < 50-foot lengthy. $6.85 tile; Elute had tried it tn the effort . . * to get an alibi, Then with a eudden | they? Can you guess? She . flash, she decided there was @ last! Hf! “ |has gazed at you hundreds of Z == Moulded Rubber Hose, ard fo play times from the motion picture | R A Y lack or red, in %- “Tho Last Card” ia the title of screen, Put on your thinkin : : sd 4 the film play starring May Allison screen, m you cing . eh ‘ inch size. Extra spe- at the Clemmer this week. | cap. cial, per foot bse | day morning. Iso anninted the Basement Store BLUE MOUSE . ; ’ There werb three people in Teddy BLACK ROSES” Garrick’s den when the milonaire| hi mphbd-dinigttnnn: entity dina ; clubman was killed—one denied the} Doris Rankin and Lionel Barrymore in a scene from “Jim oe ties ‘ F Cc | : ( 31 m. erime—orle confessed ber guilt 1 Penman,” the new First National attraction which opened cred n dri ast- oO ored ingha: s the missing woman no one knew-— BRUCE SCENIC yet she alone held the secret to the|/@t the Strand today. A x to “In the Ronnie Briar mystery Barrymore has the role of a young bank cashier whose un-|° e ing c Country” | Just how the trut came to Heht! canny skill at imitating signatures draws him into a tangled | 0" aieoe i a alt ah a ( e ar i chan fis told in “Ir Am G * the screen ; ; 4 web of dramatic situations, ed the first correct guess. Five dol A et © . . » Bi play now at the Blue Mouse, di “ ‘i a y g, ; i “Ss pone Lasewad 4 ares COMBOT Ter” stain: Manion Meads the cast tata for the vecbrid and third: Twenty New checked and plaid effects are being featured, | r Tom Mix is making a big hit at| stunts on horseback and tn automo: |r awl aiay, “Merely Stary | noone letter (0 Revie Manco. ‘ i fica Fi 43 : FIRST the Winter Garden, where he le ap-| dies, and has a splendid romance | A sone oe i Virwt Floor NATION AL - unning thru tt ning Wednes KINOGRAMS Anderson is delightful in) Ma starring Buck J the leading feminine role the especial feature. | “ee May Allison fcc **’ - J Imported Organdie Plays the Wife in {Bulvation Nell” and Mra, Fiske| ow Seasue Hayakawa, after his ch other famous on the| %*caPe from prinon, disgulved as a stage, Pauline Starke and the film | © ™ines oon og Be thee = brie Bato Now Cc r version of the famous play expect | *7°l*ty. where he meets the “queen SHOWING to duplicate the stunt on the screen. ee bo gy hows ere , pap# his Vengeance, furnishes the oF ‘ ri: p or grea ee ot ; Saly ya hie cilia of Sheuee onan” the pi Permanently finished Organdies, 45 inches wide, in Neti" ho: the Coline thi y ne pe “ . ra ad tt ty et irtintes stacy witht ture play at the Rex thin week any of the popular colors, are reduced to 95¢ from most of the action taking place in . Me New York's lower Bast Side. | “Little Miss Hawkshaw* ts the se First Floor ainda | tle of Eileen Perry's next. “What: | . . LIBERTY | ever She Wants,” a comedy by Ed-| — we ee Ee a4 " | gar Franklin, haa been bought for eo jo'tass the tears ute. then and win " Good Pillow Cases and out? . This in the problem that com) 1. i a. ¢ nah ‘ \ open ry Boot | sary kford completes “Li eets st her Tarkington's “The quest of Ca-| } 4 naam,” which in picture form in| Lord Fauntieroy showing at the Liberty this week i rf 45 by 36-inch Pillow Cases, made of unbleached How well Joe (played by Thom Forrest Stanley ix to play opposite : muslin, are offered for 25¢ each. 72 by 90-inch Meighan) combats the evila of a! Stena Owen in “Sisters” i} } 4 ry amall town prejudice and becomes a|~ Vis seamed Sheets are priced, 75¢ each. First Floor leader of politics, is cleverly told by | | ‘ Wherein a Woman's Intuition . “ee | ~— ae ~~ Soper — armen in G t Myst y ‘1 | | B. ‘ Geen aaenet terion, Honidetali: AM / CARMEL MYERS LOTS OF ACTION IN SESSUE HAYAKAWA IN VERNON How many young men are able “A MUNK MOVIE STAR” ‘Tuesday performan t the Co- Newest of the serial stars is Car- Universal Comedy loniat pone the last Redirtuasty to mel Myers. Her contract with Uni- DOUG’S NEW PICTUURE With Joo Martin o i | versal recently expired and she has ‘Those who love. Dougias Fairhaatal “THE WAYFARER” - | Rel on Cuticura) "727°" Passion Pageant in Pictures | for his action will find plenty of 106 Columbia st. G NOW AT THE } i + een Manele in his latest picture, “The Three ey, P ) | 40 Clear Away ha hee } | | Rumor has it that the cyclonic | Musketeers." ‘There will be 16 duels > year jHva Tanguay may make a motion fought, in éne of which Fairbanks if | os s | She has been in Los Angeles | besa ras ture. She has been in Los leas has had/4’Artagnan, and the Three Musket- te i Read my $ eed U0 or udeville tour and Fodowe Wage tke ees |! next’ Saturday s THE SEASON’S € ae ela ite tere, it te Nateritied: leers will take on eight rivals. : - mee YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY SENSATION * = nT TO SEE | i 7 SHIRLEY MASON aah WITH AN “MERELY i CAST MARY aa MAHLON ANN’ 1] Hamitton Coming Wednesday NOW PLAYING BUCK JONES pees = BLUE MOUSE at Pca | | THEATRES A . doughnuts Actor in a ‘, UR ; fri Yo 4 in Thrilling Wa _ WILDROSE Role a +. LARD AKE fresh home-made Wild Rose doughnuts on the first beach picnic for an easy-to-serve dessert. Pack a dozen in your fisherman’s lunch kit. Serve them for breakfast with the coffee. WILD. ROSE LARD fries doughnuts crisp and dry with the sweet, old fashioned richness that only pure lard containing the a4 | fine leaf and back fat can give. | A pail of FRYE’S WILD ROSE LARD in your cooler is always ready for economical deep fat frying, or you can. buy it conveniently by the pound at your dealer's, ‘ ‘A Pacific WILD ROSE DOUGHNUTS ‘ al soet Dy ° Three teaspoons melted Wild Rose La m es ot | Northwest Product Xi (Cup sugar, 3 ekes, 6 tablespoons milk, ahhh. me ‘ rounding teaspoons baking powder, % tea- 4 ” es spoon salt, 1% teaspoon each cinnamon and - = z eS 7 5 nutmeg, 4 cups flour. % ‘ | Beat eggs well with sugar and mbited é é A romantic western tale of lard. Put remaining dry ingredients in sifter oe : stunts and theills a. | and add alternately with milk, keeping fouqh smooth. — Ro! inch thick,,cut and fry in | hot Wild Rose rd. Drain ‘and dust with aulos and saddle | . powdered sugar, UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY An unforgettable picture of a band of wild-catters whose sensational deals in high finance startle the world! Paramount Trio Strand Orchestra panaty In a Singing Prologue Under 8, K. Wineland First National Kinograms Playing Serenade—Drigo Will Be Here Saturday . Story end Direction by | : Lynn F Reynolas