The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1921, Page 3

DAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1921. TNE SEATTLE STAR MARY ALDEN AT STRAND ] Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s . | © Old Newt," the great home My LP ; OTTO F. KEGEL, Pr my pleture, will be held over at the a A f, eside: Strand theatre until Friday night | - * . This is the second week of this pro- | Pike St. at Fifth Ave. duction, which waa written 6% pecially for the screen by Rupert : —IN— Hughea. Mary Alden plays the role of the mother and many ot well “BEATING THE GAME” known screen stars appear in the cast. Archie Ruggles, a popular vaudeville favorite, sings in the pro-| LARRY i ES ‘ | WINTER GARDEN Alice Terry has achieved another 25 (4) sereen triumph in “Hearts Are Trumps,” the Metro picture which aie is showing at the Winter Garden “THE BELL HOP” theatre this week, “Hearts Are Trumps” ts a thrilling story of life pa? among the English aristocracy. A Chester Outing Scenic 5% new innovation in short features is| . AS! od shown on the same bill in the picture ihe | " Elops showing tho private life of some of the movie stars. Liberty News | eo. 6 i ie CLEMMER } | Lae Moran is proving to be a big Home of attraction at the Clemmer theatre Entertainment this week In his comedy offering, - “Robinson's Trousseau.” This com Coming—“The Girl From God’s Country” °¢y ' 4 to be different from the} usual laugh provokers that thin} popular star has appeared in, Gladys Walton, the blonde star, ts the fea WEAIAM FAIRBANKS “A Twilight Baby” Piste peda dag Mig tot “FIGHTING BILL” with “Ham* and Virginia [P| Rowdy,” ber latest Universal pro- ‘The Daring Westerner Rappe | duction. “No Woman Knows,” the | big Universal feature film, comes to the Clemmer Saturda: “ . eee meee? Mary Alden, well known portrayer of “mother” roles, is BLUE MOUSE appearing in one of her favorite characterizations at the Four Horsemen of the| Strand this week in “The Old Nest.” ” the big Metro produc Se -_—_-—-- — - is still playing to crowded whe ewns a big ranch and Bab) “Woman's Man” ts a five-reel fea jhouses at the Blue Mov theatre Kane, his boyhood sweetheart, ture that has a strong appeal to all | this week. “The Four Horsemen of| eee classes of moving picture fans. It | the Apocalypse adapted for the | COLONIAL starts on @ desert in Arizona and 7 2 . sereen by June Mathis from the fa Romaine Fielding stars in |crosses the country to New York PHONOGRAPHS IN ONE mous book by the same name by) “Woman's Man,” the picture open-| City, where most of the action takes | Vicente Blasco Thanez. Rex Ingram, |ing today at the Colonial. place. a graduate of Yale univernity, direct: | - . iiasiaaaail = led the production. Rudolph Valen-| j= - — ree ew odels at ery tino plays the leading role with Alice Terry opposite him. RUPERT HUGHES’ BaR@ ume °° Moderate Prices “THE OLD NEST” Saag mp ng hm OR ogee | Why not select your Brunswick Phonograph today? : ing at the Liberty theatre this week Start in right now and enjoy the music, song and entertainment that the shige before acer am eng? © Brunswick brings into your home. ¢ lates! eture is differen ‘rom y i 3 i ertekt | dyes id With the Brunswick Phonograph you can play all makes of records—you can Mary Alden, Cullen Landis and Hichene Chad end = lp let gape l= \]|_ play the records you like the best—you can have dance music whenever you want COME EARLY! Chartie,” an expert safecracker, to dance—you can listen to the stirring music of famous bands—you can hear any — who decides to co straight. He goes music you want to hear. NE Ab gg eng heigl We want you to come to our store and look at these fine Brunswick Phono- | set hesiane: of tie honesty. itendl graphs—listen to your favorite records—select the one you admire and like the } Daly plays opposite Moore in this best. serge dee Any one of these splendid models can be purchased | COLISEUM on small weekly or monthly payments. ger me | Diane Deexel, a pretty young no. ORCHESTRA clety girl, who is wooed by Dick er Mason, a chap with more money im the West" @ i ithan business ambition, is the role rine §=MacDor ph 1 | H MA—Army recruiting ranger Than Fiction,” the fitm Says City Manager Water Rate Raised ingen Loale resumed in the attraction at the Coliseum Diane, west with Camp Lewis | j 4 | | j iI ] gp apenas Is Best Government for Port Angeles —_ P as mi bim until he has proven himecif a Declaring that municipal legisia- OLYMPIA, Sept. 21—In an order lwuccess in the business world. And tion should be chiefly along busi-| lemued Tuesday by the department of | Full course dinner, 75e, at j—much to the pleasure of the neaw Tine, Prof Frank J. Laube,|Dublic works, the North Pacttle Pub-| served ¢ to 8 », mar-Aagord KATHERINE beret ar ar Saal ‘ K 7 E have seldom indulged in ot the department of municipal g0v-| iweq un tnerease approximating 13 |i - sui REX s < ernment, University of Washington, | in —, | “Fighting BOI ts the name of the perlatives. Kelly quality told members of the Munictpal | gcc x tere Bo Vala , Si ? MI ac | picture feature at the Rex this week League Tuesday that the city man-| YAKIMA.—Youthful Vincente Sa-/ CEASE SE |The title role is played by William has been.so well established that ager plan of city government 1s/|mudio, hearing that prisoners could y Ne-TABLETS= NP in First National's |Fairbanks. The plot has to do with productive of the best resulta He| smoke at Walla Walla, pleaded to “A ee Uh mance of a young college boy it "t T sald that the commission form of| Judge Holden to be sent there. The RR Tonrolt “STRANGER THAN FICTION” | eeaeueeemeeeeees it hasn't been necessary. Today, Sdmisistration bas proved a fulure| judge sentenced. him to Monroe Te laa s N' | | |in most American cities. | formatory. Tom ow Feel Right a enna | INTER GARDE Kellys are better than ever, but —————— PRC, nese au < ; pg sgeegem f THEATRE ves —— - - ‘Thrills and Fun | Jas. Q. Clemmer, M, their price has been materialiy with | : . WESLEY BARRY SUP lowered. Exhaustion of war-priced - \ material and economies made pos- ae?) 8 M | TITANIC tow SMASHING sible in the new Cumberland Plant } Cornet SOR aE rae DELIGHTFUL have brought down costs and this A Feature Three-Day Event in CONCERT FASCINATING | sa is i ion j ° e ° ORCHESTRA ue | wx” || Distinctive Autumn Apparel fe gg Als Smart Frocks ee re re eee Os ape “ome Comnns HEARTS Now you can buy Kellys for the |' —for Every Occasion | ARE es pnb anal ‘ ‘ll CARMAN 'S and distinctive styles are one “Poet ‘cnsant” Overture—Suppe ha And inseparable in the minds of those who Emil Hansen same prices you Wl ve to pay deign to follow Fashion. In this dress offer ing we desire to emphasize the moderation Coming—THOMAS MEIGHAN in “CAPPY RICKS” T RU MPS for other tires that have always of price, the variety of styles and the quality of the workmanship. a ae Tn sold for less. Orepu: Betia food Canter Folli Gi 1 Says | Mrs. Willard, prior to her marriage | [i You Will Like This Satin, Taffeta, Twill Cord ol 1e8 ir y | in 1920 in New York, to Willard, was . , Taft ci Husband Deserted | erence sharp, rotties gir. | Picture Play and Tricotine. _ SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21—Par-|, She charged her husband deserted Kelly Cords are made in two types: the | Here you will find frocks with straight her after nine days of married lines, narrow belts, wide sashes, loose flow- Feo nad nok stand trougie | °° because of his parents’ infiue ee oe Kant-Slip Tread which offers a resis- ins sleeves, Conlon: tad the womans Onnh Gites > \re ed t Mt ob in ack, Bro ' Vv" other favor Peete on shares se : tance to wet, slippery streets that makes colors—frocks trimmed with fringe, beading, ina comin om £61080 | pment annouseed Tommy” oe ML skidding next toimpossible, and the sturdy inset ome eS ae disabled submarine R-27 has arrived THEATRE 5 Willard * the son ot Manrice Wit. 2 saan dv nama hay bb | Jas. Q. Clemmer, Mgr. Block and Button Tread. Both are long ou —eee = a — 4 mileage tires and sell for the same price. NOW werx” AP ‘ i | : The Fall Tailleurs A Rex Ingram Production Hil al thee! f a Size *Cord Modish Coats ( —are Especially Chic ( ; 3 30x3% $28.40 and Wraps In this interesting offering of clever Fall tailleurs, you will find al sepa Ailieahy bth vecay 32x3% 36.60 The charm of these new of the leading styles of the new gea Autumn - Winter Coats and son, featuring soft, luxurious wool ma- 32x4 46.00 Wraps invites you in com terials of a weight and quality that 0 pelling terms. The urge to insure perfect tailoring and long serv 47.6 possession speaks out in the . 0. 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