The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1921, Page 3

HAROLD LLOYD Constance Talmadge Harrison Ford Tiss | DO” One Gurate “WEDDING BELLS” A skid! A slip! A jump! A bump! A bob-haired matrimonial comedy AND Irving Cummings Seattle Screen Favorite SELZNICK in “TRICKED” A in 7 Mounte@ Police Drama Duty Calls—Love Beckons—and Yet the Officer Must Get His Man Only Two Days Left to See DOUGLAS [: AIRBANKS In Alexandre Dumas’ “The Three Musketeers” Fairbanks’ Greatest Screen Triumph Does she shake a wicked shoulder? She certainly does—and as the tal dancer | she shakes the very foundations of the harem! Who? “ONE a ARTHUR KAY CONDUCTOR a a | * P TODAY'S PROGRAMS | xaD—I Peirbanks | | SERA yD —reggie, ratcbenke te | the | cul eM: R—Nasimoy od "The ‘ane ef eoky.” ney 1| BLUE MOUSE- ty Miythe of Shel Keeping REA——"The Mone: joney Maniac.” i FLORENCE — Maarice “Deep Waters. COLONIAL “Ho™ KEEPING HEARTS," | picturtzation of @ phase of small-town life, is the new film at traction now showing at the Colo (nial, It shows the power either for good or evil that can be wielded in & small community by one man. Thomas H. Swinton, Mildred Ry an and Louella Carr are among the leading players in “Home Keeping Hearts Charles W. Barrell is the j author. | eee WINTER GARD If you like mystery, mesmerism land hypnotism, you'll like “The ¢ of Becky,” the picture drama star- |ring Constance Binney at the Winter Garden this week, It is taken from |the stage play in which two hyp: |notists battle for the contro! of a young girl's mind Miss Binney plays “Becky.” eee CLEMMER In @ Parisian gambling house, ac companied by a titled nobleman, Ar mand found Camille, who had been THE SEATTL Doug Is Going to Retain Mustache for Next Picture “The Virginians” persuaded by his father to desert | him. With happiness in her grasp, | Ishe remained true to her trust, re-| fusing to yield to the dictates of her heart. What her choice brought about is dramatically portrayed in “Camille,” the Nazimova film play | at the Clemmer this week. eee BLUE MOUSE The filming of “Queen of Sheba,” the Fox production which is being | shown at the Blue Mouse this week, | took an entire year. Thruout the pe. riod a huge force of workers in many Unes of endeavor was employed, and in addition every member of the | Fox organization on the West Coast actors, clerical workers, artisans and all—took @ personal interest in Dyed Her Dress, Coat and Skirt jat the Liberty | plays the lighter roles with Connie Douglas Fairbanks. He gre “The Three Musketeers,” his is now in its second big week retain the mustachy, P. S.—Mary says she'll be g pictures are over. with variations, for “The Virginians.” ts r f Pp of WILL RADIUM AT LAST latest and great picture, which at the Strand. He is going to} lad when all these “mustachy’ the progress of the stupendous pro duction, Betty Blythe role. plays the leading | LIBERTY Harrison Ford is again leading |man for Constance Talmadge in “Wedding Bells,” the clever star's latest comedy drama which opened | exday. Ford i one leading men appear. He not only of the best-like ing before the camera, Talmadge, but i# often seen with sister Norma in real dramatic plo- | tures, He iy extremely versatile, | eee COLISEUM for Few Cents Each package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats, iwtockings, sweaters, coverings, dra- peries, hangings, everything, if she has never dyed before. Buy “Diamond Dyes"-——no other kind then perfect home dyeing is sure be cause Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to spot, fade, streak, or run Tell your druggist whether the ma terial you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods.—Advertisement even| egri's latest starring ve yme Arablan Night.” fs an Oriental drama, The story denis with revels within a harem. Pola Negri is the queen of the harem. She wears some startling Oriental costumes, and her dancing is one of | the features of the picture “One Arabian Night" is an Euro pean production. eee BEX From London to Spain ané from New York to Texas the action of “The Money Maniacs,” the photoplay at the Rex this week, moves at a rapid pace, It is a melodramatic picture with a real surprise climax Lucy Fox plays the leading fem-| inine role. 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Rupert Hughes, Goldwyn eminent author and photoplaywright, has re ceived the following from an ad- mirer: “I enjoy your acting very much and am making a collection of fa vorite movie picture stars and would be pleased if you would send me your picture to add to my collection.” NOW PLAYING “HOME KEEPING HEARTS” A Romance of Regeneration ALSO TOM. SANTSCHI In One of His Thrillers ys COMEDY JACK O'DALE At the Wurlitzer FATTY SANDERS In His County Fair, Boost- ing NorJhwest + Products, Every Wednesday, at % P. M. ADMISSION CENTS ANY TIME Includes tax, 20 “Penrod” lin, to be re Kducational comedy Kay emote for movies in an assumed name, ‘Well and Keep ature that tells How and Why this | | pleased to clure Patter Wesley Barry's supporting cast in numbers 35. eee “Jane Fyre,” starring Mabel Bal- | axed November 6. | eee Children aya animals are the prin-| ipal actors in “Stolen Glory,” a new . 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