The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1921, Page 3

FRIDAY NIGHT— be your last chance to see this popular show! RUPERT HUGHES’ } comedy drama of early ‘ life— “‘DANGEROUS CURVE AHEAD” with Helene Chadwick and Richard Dix TOONERVILLE COMEDY The Old Skipper in “A Toonerville Tangle” ) ‘COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA 4 ARTHUR KAY Syetveit,_ss Playing overture to the opera “The Bohemian Girl"—Balfe LLOYD 8. WARREN—the Shipyard McCormack, singing “A Dream,” by Bartlett COMING SATURDAY Paramount's “AFTER THE SHOW” with JACK HOLT, LILA LEE, CHARLES OGLE From the Saturday Evening Post Story “THE STAGE DOOR” First Time in Seattle T. ROY BARNES in his latest farce comedy— “SEE MY LAWYER” Nick Carter Detective Dreme Bruce Scenio | FAIRBANKS COMING IN “THE MUSKETEERS” ) % THE LATTLE STAR Ah! What have we here? It looks like our old friend Charlie there at the left. | the face of Chaplin, but that dicer and those evening clothes and the natty stick? Can our The face is Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN CO FRIDAY Brings Greater SAVINGS BEDDING 42x36-inch Muslin Pil- low Ca special, each . o+e BZ 72x90-inch heavy Un- bleached Sheets, special, each .....98¢ 81x90-inch heavy Un- bleached Muslin Sheets, special, each. . . $1.45 78x88-inch Crochet Bedspreads, special, each . oeeeee. $2.25 60x76-inch gray or tan Sheet Blankets, spe- cial, pair .....$1.95 66x80-inch White Wool-mixed Blan- kets, pair .....$5.95 Good - sized heavy- weight, double- thread Bath Towels, each 6 ceeeeeene 45¢ OTTO F. KEGEL, President, 1350 Yards of ———d Inlaid Linoleum At Reduced Prices HE attractive In- laid Linoleum on sale tomorrow at the extremely low prices at which they are offered present an opportunity to cover your floors at very substantial sav- ings. Inlaid Linoleum in splendid brown and tan wood effects, special— $ 1 3 Square Yard Inlaid Linoleum in neat blue and white and blue and tan designs, special— $1.3 Inlaid Linoleum in de- sirable tan, blue and cream effects, special— Square Square Yard Inlaid Linoleum in fine gray, ivory and blue patterns of splendid weight— Square $ 1 6 Yard Inlaid Linoleum in blue, ivory and gray tile patterns, special— Square $1.65 Yi Inlaid Linoleum of heavy quality in gray, ivory and green design, special— $1.40 Yin $1.90 Tr" Three good patterns of Printed Linoleum showing slight imperfections in printing, are reduced to 69¢ the square yard. | well known chuckle producer have turned dude? Or has he turned detective or something to spy upon Doug Fairbanks and the lady? But Doug seems also a bit different. The Fuir- | banks’ smile is there as usual, but there's something strange at that. Oh, yes, it’s that mous- | tache, a natural grown adornment. No imitation. And Charlie isn't spying at all. Charlie will be seen here next week in “The Idle Class” at the Liberty theatre and Doug in “The | Three Musketeers,” Alerander Dumas’ novel, at the Strand. These will be two of the four | big attractions to mark Jensen & Von Herberg weck at the Liberty, Coliseum, Strand and | Rex for the week of October 8 to 15, Outing Flannel Remnants 17c a Yard Short ends of 27- inch heavy quality pink and blue striped Outing; especially de- sirable for sleeping garments. 50-In. Drapery —— eee ARKED by four stellar steel wariui GARDEN tions and the return of Charlie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks to BLUE MOUSE A story of life tn a South Sea lisland jungle and civilized hypoc i cl ic afte ce | risy ts told by Hiram Percy Maxim, andl yor ra shear = pion en “THE P yf the famous inventor, and author of) oon a@ gala week tn photoplay-|™Men and women than did Will Carle LAYHOUSE” [f|"* Siren Parain* "now stowinu | amen, 4 eu werk Se photley To” owe paoms have heen a e ue jouse, ‘ b. "y ” é has been designated at the Liberty,|™ade Into the screen classic, “Over His first First National The scenes include the destruction of | Cai eum strand and Rex theatres|the Hill,” by William Fox & tropic island by a volcanic erup. 2 . 1 “Ov ; as the Jensen & Von Herberg ‘Over the Hill" is at the Winter tion, with the death of the entire ‘This ts'the first time in ny | Garden, | Papulation except two persons, and] | A Re i the tr ve lave, beem tn | |the burning of @ palatial country | Puarm these exhlt Soldat vance Tht place on Long eee New York. yee named in’ thelr honor, the You Can Buy Your Monarch Fabrics “poe Mialleable %ca Yard = Range [oxi LI and Get the Fine. ‘Aluminum Cooking Set FREE “This is a splendid No port ever revealed a keener knowleige of the Inner workings of the hearts and minds of just plain <p EIR REN Or Raa eee STRAND When a man ts kept walting an «| house managers of the four theatres | hour for his breakfast while his wife yey henttated in her |DAmed being responsible for the|is enjoying an _ ultra-luxurious havi. § ‘omega Shy poeryratiygatle idea, It came about quite spontane|tollette, he ia more than apt to get ously, When the list of attractions sore, That te why Anatol De Witt copie haat: lll seg: was announced for the theatres, so| Spencer (Wallace Reid) wan peeved, eee a eee a caid. ay {Cited were they with the tremen-|and when Virginia (Gloria Swanson) |pen iappeM, every one said. (|| dous pictures secured for them that | his wife, sought to mollify him with | ee you sor po i, Mages ja the | {t Was but natural for one of them to kisses, his anger grew. ute In “Keeping Up = ree te | remark: “Golly, that means it’s go- eee i Oa vag mnelt ling to be a Jensen & Von Herberg | CLEMMER a ol week.” ny a ae a The Silver Lining,” the screen COLISEUM inmhat’s how it happened, but they arama in which Jewel Carmen ts Rupert Hughes points out etght | cmporiant (hing le the list of attrac: | starring at the Clemmer thin week, octacies to. martied bappiness jin} “ont nie Grete tt rty, in| founded, upon actual occurrences: Stikaeties Carey. Aneel” Ws sca ron r9 at the Liberty, 19 | Roland West, who wrote and direct iginal screen story, which ts show: a ed it, was a personal witness of many niger tas Caen And weeks: Thies Douglas Fairbanks at the Strand, | oe the incidents portrayed, - in “The ‘Three Musketoers.” read COMING SATURDAY are: Jack Holt, Lila Lee and Charles! peg Dafty dtvorces. Ogie, in “After the Show,” at the Office overtime, Coliseum. Grace Darmon4, who fe playing and his latest comedy Bride's loneliness, Karle Williams at the Rex, in “It| the leading feminine role In “See My “THE IDLE CLASS” ‘The first baby. Can Be Done.” Lawyer,” the comedy drama at the » A Brand New First National Humor Hurricanet “PASSING THRU” The picture with the mighty “hick”! Lustrous, plain-colored materials that can be ad- vantageously applied to window draping, the ma- terial being of sufficient width to split, thereby making a neat saving. Among the colors fn this offering are rose, blue, gold, taupe, brown, green, heliotrope and mulberry — nearly any color scheme can be car- ried out most satisfac- torily from this show- : pag a ear the i ing. @ , Ment of your kitchen. Pn alte oe AB papa The popularity of the Monarch Malleable NOW a pretty romantic drama filled with available at the special Ranges is founded upon the experience of Cakuas and salen price—the yard, 95¢, many thousands of Seattle users. PLAYING A_ THRILLING : | Ask the housewife who has a Monarch—then come MELODRAMA OF AMATEUR NIGHT 20c sb i5s to the store and place your order for one of the new THE JUNGLE aal AT THE FLORENCE models. ; Amateur night 1s billed as the! ADMISSION Trade your old stove as part payment on a Morarchi, ANY TIME “PLAY BALL” LIBERTY NEWS 4 MALOTTE ‘ playing “I Wonder if You Still Care for Me”—Popular song Midnight marathon with baby. eee Rex this week, is considered by Diminished tmifportance of bus | LIBERTY many the most beautiful blonde in Buster Keaton and Doughs Mac-|otion pictures. Miss Darmond has The regular flood of bills, Lean share honors at the Liberty | been @ favorite both on the The long business trip. this week. Keaton is playing in nd screen. —____—_—. “The Playhouse,” one of his latest apenas and most original comedies, and Mac: Lean {s starred in “Passing Thru,” NN band after baby's arrival. CECIL B. DE MILLE’S Sergeous production, leaves Friday Night “THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL” Swanson Moran ‘Raymond Hatton Bebe Daniels Monte Blue Wanda Hawley Theodore Kosloff Wallace Reid Agnes Ayres Elliott Dexter Julia Faye A Paramount Picture MISS VIVIAN STRONG HART “The Song Bird of the West” STRAND ORCHESTRA Under 8. K, Wineland outstanding feature at the Florence! INCLUDES TAX PARADISE” and pleasing bill of vaudeville nov | BLUE MOUSE elties. The regular picture program | includes Mary Miles Minter’ in} ’ a two-reel com-| the film selections, a9 ; WITH LIZZIE INTER GARDEN NOW PLAYING j NEWS COMEDY SEATTLE FOLKS HAVE SEEN AND CIVILIZED HYPOCRISY theatre tonight, with an attractive) program of local talent singers, NOW PLAYING ‘ ci “Sweet Lavender,” | 01 edy, “Late Lodgers,” News Week- ore THEATRE ly and Sereen Magazine, An appro THEATRE JACK O'DALE Jas. Q. Clermmer, Mgr. JEWEL AT THE IN E Fine Large Colonial Dresser NEXT TO 42 STORY SMITH BLOG AMATEURS TONIGHT Local Talent “A VIRGIN dancers, comedians and musical art ists, who will contribute a varied IN priate selection of musical numbers | will be used tn conjunction with| “KEEPING UP WURLITZER THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF “THE Mahogany Candlesticks $1.19 Each You will admire these COMING SATURDAY “aw fi | Douglas | Fairbanks and his tremendous production “THE THREE MUSKETEERS” FIRST SHOW—10 STAY OF LUXE MIDNIGHT MATINEE SATURDAY NIGHT—Seats Reserved Now HILL” ARE YOU ONE OF THEM? IF NOT—COME IF SO— COME AGAIN POPULAR PRICES FIRST SHOW 10:00 A. M. INTER GARDE THEATRE Jas. Q. Clemmer, Mgr. LINING” A Sprightly Girl Crook Learns Love “Bownile’s Little Venus” A Wholesome Comedy of Canine Capers Octoher 8: “MOONLIGHT FOLLIES” PRICES: Singers, Dancers, Comedians and Musical Artists MARY MILES MINTER In an Exceptic ature “Sweet La rm “LATE LODGERS” A Riotous Two-reel Comedy Screen Magazine News Weekly Special Musical Program COMING “THE BRONZE BELL* Children , ... 6¢ Adults . .....20¢ 7) beautifully finished Can- dlesticks for they pos- sess a Surpassing amount of distinction. Several heights are in- cluded in this special of- fering for Friday, and selections can be made from the different sizes at the special price — each, $1.19—which is considerably under their regular price. Candles are not in- cluded. Ten, only, mahogany- finished dressers, as pic- tured, are on sale Friday. They are very well con- structed and we believe are the best value we have offered in bedroom furniture for some time.