The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1921, Page 3

Until Friday Night Only— | DOUGLAS | MacLEAN a snappy version of one T. Barnum’s famous statement, called— ‘ONE A MINUTE” YA Paramount filled with PB laughs. JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S thrilling fale from the land of snow— “THE NORTHERN TRAIL” with Lewis Stone, Ethel Grey Terry and Wallace Beery COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA M Artists, Arthur Kay, Conductor, playing selection from “The Debutante"—Herbert “CRAZY TO MARRY” A Paramount that smashes “Fatty’s" own laugh record! Played with Lila Lee and Bull Montana STRAND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. WINELAND, playing “IRENE”—Harry Sierny COMING—“The Child Thou Gavest Me” 207 Rialto Bldg., over Pig’n Whistle Month-End Cleanup Sale of Summer Apparel Jerséy Jackets . Jersey Suits . 0 Surf Satin Ski $4.75 Baronet Satin Skirts, $9.75 All-wool fancy trimmed . $5.75 $15.00 Ahead winrar GARDEN—Aties Lake “Over the Wire.” Db COLONIA “Children of 3 ight.” | REX —Resemary Theby in “Good | COLONIAL ACK HOXI, who has made hun: | dreds of friends by his clever work In Western serials, ix coming jto the Colonial in* person Friday: | Hoxie is soon to be featured in a} series of eight splendid Western fea }tures and his present trip thru the |largest cities of the states Is in con nection with these features to be produced by the Arrow Photoplays company. | eee CLEMMER ‘Tressie Harlow, a boarding house slavey in a New England summer boarding houge, who fails in love with # city youth, is the role pretty little Mary Philbin plays in “Danger Ahead,” Clommer, The story is from Sara Ware Bassett's book, “The Harbor Road.” The novel has been widely a by booklovers and makes an interesting screen story. eee BLUE MOUSE Masquerading as a poor flower girl, tho she is a millionaire’s only child, Bebe Daniele makes a hit in “The March Hare." her newest sereen feature, which is being shown ‘nt the Blue Mouse this week. Miss Daniels has the support of such well known funmgkers as Harry Myers, Helen Jerome Eddy, Sidney | Bracey and France Raymond. es WINTER GARDEN How @ young girl sets out to ruin! the man responsible for her young pacteers death is dramatically plc- tured at the Winter Garden this | week in “Over the Wire,” a story! jfrom the pen of Arthur Somers Roche, popular fiction writer, Roche wrote the story especially the attraction now at the the offering. eee | COLISEUM | Douglas Maclean's latest comedy, “One a Minute,” at the Coliseum this week, ia @ satire on Barnum's saying, | | “There Is a Fool Born Every Min fute.” It is filled with humor and the story has a novel twist which ‘makes the picture decidedly enter j taining, which is be is a Sorthern Trail,” jing m on the same bill, | James Oliver Curwood story. eee LIBERTY | Rev. Neal Dodd, an ordained min. | ister, is in the cast of Fatty Arbuckle’s picture, “Crazy to Marry,” at the Liberty this week. Rev. Dodd is a general favorite around the | hegemeent where he often plays the role lof minister in film productiona Lila Lee ts Arbuckle's leading lady. CORNS | Lift Off with Fingers Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little | «ppeeaone* on an aching corn, in stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fin [gers. Truly! | Your druggist selis a tiny bottle of | “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, lor corn between the toes, and the | calluses, without soreness or irrita jthe kind, and th for Alice Lake, who is featured in|” [Ince produgtion, In the Matter of Hands, You Gotta Hand It to Lila Lee Lila Lee. She's quite handy, as it were, lending her hands for many pictures. Incidentally, Lila ts at the Liberty this week with “Fatty” Arbuckle in “Crazy to Marry.” * * * * * * * * ILA LER I# a handy person about! persod holding the letter were shown ‘a photopiay studio. Her hands|it would be the star of the pleture, | make her handy—if you'll excuse the| W sometimes they are the poor pun. | ha ff the etar, And sometimes A sculptor once said that Lila’ | they belong to Lila Lee. hands were perfect. That's what| For omny a tar has large started a lot of hard work for Lila.) knuckles, or short, pudgy fingers or he has hed to put her band inte a|skin that’s not of velvet texture, So, thousand inserte and close-ups—|jJust ae Jalla Faye lends her*ankies, more or less | photographically speaking, to -other Many a time you’ a clone-| stars for close-ups, Lila Lee lends }up of @ pair of 1 Ing @ let |her hands and fingers ter, m1 or ething of | No, siree, we can't have eévery- wht that if all the | thing, can we, girle? ites Tank ns i a KIDS LIKE JACK HOXIE furnoun players, appear in the lead: | ing roles in “Carnival,” the ap tacular screen production, which has proved a popular feature at the! Strand this week ! The action of the picture tn laid! in Venice during the annual carnival; and’ the scenes of revelry have been | | wonderfully reproduced. eee REX { "Good Women" is the featured | screen production at the Rex this week, It is a C. Gartner Sullivan story. Rosemary Theby, who. plays the lading role, is seen as & young American heiress, who elopea with another woman's husband. It Is an appealing character and Miss Theby is_at her best in the emotional neenes, which lead up to the unex pected climax. eee CLASS A Hobart Boeworth will remain at the Clasy A until Friday night in “Below (he Surface,” the Thomas It is a dramatic story which tells how a young man ia innocently drawn into a gang of crooks. Bosworth, as the father who stands by hie son and eventually rescues him from the grip of the evildoers, gives a fine interpreta- tion. PLAYERS WIN GREAT PRAISE So successful has been the acting of Johnnie Walker and Edna Mur phy in William Fox's offering, OTTO F. 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The revenue paid was almost half the sum paid. in taxes by all amusements com bined Virginia Valli is to play thé lend: ing feminine role in “His Back COMING Jack Hoxte, screen sta, who comes in person to the Colonial tomorrow, is here shown with a group of chil- dren. Hoxie, who is traveling thru the larger cities en route to California, never misses an opportunity to visit the various children’s homes and has hundreds of youthful ad- mirers all over the country. On Saturday morning this clever star is giving a special | performance for the children with the ‘kiddies from the Draper's and Mother Ryther’s homes as special quests, Sthel Clayton has started to enact the ing role in the screen ver Eugene Brieux's “The Cra Olga Printziau adapted it, sion of die.” 3 Rugg size 9x12, Body Brussels, at .... 15 Rugs, size 9x12, Axminster, at.... 12 Rugs, size 9x12, Axminster, at 7 Rugs, size 9x12, Seamless Axminster, at .. 25 Rugs, size 8-3x10-6 and 9x12, Wool Fiber, at 5 Rugs, size 6x9, Wool Fiber, at 4 2 Rugs, size eid, Seamless Taped Brussels, at Window Shades Special 69c Each Good quality Window Shades, mount- ed on guaranteed dust-proof rollers, and made of good cloth painted in water colors; each 69¢. in white, cream and priced, the yard, 50¢. 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Take Elevator Jack Hoxie (HIMSELF) The Daredevil of the Screen will positively appear at every performance Friday, Saturday and Sunday, in connection with his latest ph6to- play success— “Devil Dog Dawson” Saturdays DANIELS BLUE MOUSE iia THEATRE Ea years Seattle's tw | his story by wireless each day to| Den Ben B, Hampton, who is making | Read my article in Is film version of it [Oe ee ee ret A REAL FILM THRILLER! —Stranded Submarine— —Wreek in the For— HOBART BOSWORT ra ¢ Children, 10¢ Adults, 25¢ ee Sneath So snes —anENS