The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 3

ERIDAY, ae aA 16, 1921 L OWE o 100% Courtesy, Pictures, ¥ America’s most typical screen hero will be here Saturday! TOM MOORE in a play | of love, thrills and surprises! “BEATING THE GAME” —opens with a big punch—action all the way through—and a mighty wal- lop at the end that will send you away happy! Johnny Hines in a new TORCHY COMEDY “Torchy’s Promotion” CHESTER OUTING SCENIC “The Last Hops” “THE BLOT” Leaves Tonight wartyerite nd Phinney NEW MAPLE FLOOR Invitation Concert JOSEPH PHILLIPS, Baritone This notable musical event is primarily an invitation affair. A few reservations are available for public distribution. Music-lovers can obtain these tickets without charge, by applying immediately to this store. The popular artists appear at Masonic Temple Harvard and Pine Wednesday, Sept. 21st 8:15 P. M. In addition to singing «© al groups of songs. Miss Clark and Mr. Pt have meented to compare their art with its RE-CREATION by Mr. Edison's new phonograph Thomas George, pianist,’ will assist | HELEN CLARK, Contralto, «ail | } quest (Left) Rudolph Apocalypse,” which Valentino is being Garden, Joseph Kilgour in a scene from ‘ THE SEA as the shown tango dancer at the Blue ‘Hearts Are Trumps,” im STRAND 146 OLD NEST,” the great mother picture being shown at the Strand theatre, has been held over for several days by popular re ‘The Old Nest” has ven one of the most popular pictures! ever shown at the Strand, and news f its being shown for a few more} is joyfully welcomed by the} | many people who have not yet been! able to see it. Mary Alden is in the leading role as the mother, while | many other well known screen stars jare in the cast morrow. Big crowds are turning out} daily to see this great picture, | adapted for the screen by June| athis from the story by Vicent Ibanez. Rex Ingram, one ot} the sercen's youngest directors, handled the megaphone for thts | great production. Rudolph Valen tion is seen in the leading male role with Alice Terry pidying opponite | |" 2ND © UNIVERSITY HERE SATURDAY o he “Fighting Bill” A thrilling story of a hard shooting and hard riding Lehrman Comedy “A TWILL mpABnY” “Ham” Hamilton and Virginia Rappe. ER PROFIT" eaves tonight. ITREE ‘TEA’ is the, ONE high grade package tea in’ the world that ‘sells for $0... little money Eyes Strained? If your eyes are work-strained or tired; if your vision is dim or blurred; if it bothers you to read; if your eyes burn or itch or ache; if you wear glasses, get a bottle of Bon-Opto tablets from your drug- gist, dissolve one in a fourth of a ylass of water and use from two to four times a day to bathe the eyes. Bon-Opto has brought comfort and nds and thousands. Bon-Optn strengthens week's time in many | man. Moore plays the part of him. daily, starting at 12 noon, 6p mand? p.m CLEMMER w ladys plays . & victi part of Kit Pur m of & shipwreck How she regenerat courage and faith n esting story. Lee son's Trouaneau, May Allison in “EE Metro’ production, will be seen fo the last time tonight. a lar Tom Moore comes to th “Beating the I Gam tomorrow in * the story of an expert cruc week at the Blue Mouse theatre to-|4 peculiar ending, which is satintac Hazel tory to everyone concerned Daly plays opposite Moore in thi film. “The Blot.” « Lois Weber pro- “Hearts Are Trumps,” the duction, closes its run tonight. special adapted from eee stage melodrama by Cecil Raleigh COLISEUM comes as the feature attraction at Beautiful Katherine MacDonald | the Winter Garden theatre this week comes to the Coliseum tomorrow’ tn | Beautiful Alice Terry will be seen in This | “Stranger Than Fiction,” a thrillin, society tale. 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This film is shown four times | murder mystery play, 3 p.m, who ts cared for in an isolated lighthouse ke | “Fancy | the TTLE STAR Alice Terry at Winter Garden; “Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” Starts Second Week Tomorrow “The Four Horsemen of 1” close their run at the Cot pnight COLONIAL With Mary Miles Minter a Wing Piner at the Col fal theatre, beginni r REX “Fighting Bill,” an exciting |of Western cowboy life, opens * | woek's run at the Rex theatre t row. William Fairbanks is cs leading role with ‘ s Charlie,” a crook of great notoriety, | Woods playing opposite him, ‘BLUE MOUSE who foes to another part of the coun. | prize fighting scene adds to the “The Four Horsemen of the! try and makes a name for himself be jest of the picture. “The ¢ Apocalypse” starts In its eecond big | cause of his honesty. The pleture has | Profit,” with Edith Storey, closes its jrun tonight. "| WINTER GARD | the lending role of the picture. renin story opens with a kame with @ pretty girl at with a! 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