The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1921, Page 3

and the dance that made her queen of the harem in 4 “ONE So ARABIAN a) NIGHT” ” Until Friday Night Only COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA Playing “Oriental Phantasy” Arranged by BILL HART ARTHUR KAY “THREE-WORD BRAND” A Famous Farce Comedy Until Friday Night Only “WEDDING BELLS” Irving Cummings in “TRICKED,” » VirilePulsed Drama of the Northwest Mounted Police COMING SATURDAY—HAKOLD LLOYD in “Never Weaken” in His Crowning Achievement “THE THREE MUSKETEERS” “ALL FOR ONE—ONE FOR ALL” WINELAND’S COMING SATURDAY— ‘HESTRA | GEORGE ARLISS in “DISRAKLI” STRAN D—D “The Three oo Talmadge in | Negri in “One “Home Keeping | ~ oF 2 notes from—a flute » the curtain rises, you | soent the atmosphere of the Orient The tune withal fascinates you de spite its strangeness, The curtain ig up. A beautiful girl, dreswed as | might have been the favorite wife of & mighty sheik when ready to dance | before her “lord” in the privacy of | the harem, the sheik himself, and aj piper whose tantalizing notes pour | forth evenly and continuously, a lav ish setting, rich velvets, beautiful | drapes—this ig the colorful ensembie | which greets your eyes in the pro logue staged by Manager Frank Steffy of the Coliseum Theatre this | week. | ‘The prologue precedes the film showing of “One Arabian Night,” featuring Pola Negri, and is a dis jtinct hit with the audience. The dancing gift and the shelk sing in good voice a song of Oriental wist | fulness, | eee | CLEMMER | Penniless and deserted by her | friends, the one-time favorite of the) |gay night life of the gayest city in| |the world, remained true to the| [promise she had given to protect) jthe man she loved. “Nazimova, the | Sreat emotional actress, in her latest |preduction “Camille,” at the Clem: |mer this week, yividly portrays this pray story of love and sacrifice. eee WINTER GARDEN | Hypnotism is the motive foree in the story of “The Case of Becky,” [the chief film attraction at the Win- jter Garden this week. The heroine, [played by Ci | NOW PLAYING “Home Keeping Hearts” A Romance of At the Wartlzer ADMISSION Includes NAZIMOVA '| Pretty Actress at Rex This Week Often Works Sixteen Hours a Day Anyone who has the mistaken idea that the life of a movie star is one of luxury and ease should meet Lucy Foz, the popular youn: lead jn “The screen actress, who is playing the feminine ‘oney Maniac,” at the Rex this week. Mi&s Fox's services are so much in demand that she re- cently appeared by day in the Marshall Neilan film, “The Lotus Eater,” and at night in Pathe pictures. It is no uncommon thing for Miss For to work 16 hours a day. comes wicked thru the power of a villlanous hypnotist and is saved thru the same medium by a kindly disposed sclentat. * eee BLUE MOUSE | Tom Mix, popular hero of scores of western dramas, aided the Fox) producers in the screening of the| “Queen of Sheba,” the spectacular | production which ts at the Blue; Mouse this week. Mix personally! directed the great chariot race! scene which is one of the most! thrilling incidents tn the picture. Betty Blythe is seen in the title role, eee Bobbed hatr tw the cause of afl the trouble in Constance Talmadge's latest comedy drama, “Wedding | Bells,” showing at the Liberty until | Friday night Miss Talmadge has the role of a young newlywed whose husband unthinkingly admires the bobbed hair of a girl sitting near them in a cafe. Connie, hoping to please hubby, bobs her halr—and then th® fun begins. Harrison Ford plays opposite the star. eee STRAND Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford and Chartie Chaplin personally at- tended the opening performance of “The Three Musketeers” in New York city. There were several id peo- ple who couldn't get into the thea- tre. They tried to snatch buttons from the garments of the thiee best-known Americans. Police re serves had to escort ticket holders thru the crowd to the doors. "The Three Musketeers” is now playing in its second big week in Seattle at the Strand. eee COLONIAL “Home Keeping Hearts,” the new screen drama which opened Wed. nesday at the Colonial, depicts the thrilling events in the life of a déep- sea diver. The rapid development of | the plot carries the spectator from The Incomparable in The most famous love story of CAMILLE ‘CLEMMER Matnees 25:35 Evenings 25:50 Playing to Capacity Houses history” at the COMING SATURDAY, OGTOBER 29 Harry Carey in First Super- Western Feature “The Nothing Like It Ever Screened Before Fox” the river front town where the un- der water events transpire, to the beautiful vistas of the great Eastern dairy country of Orange county. INTER GAR THEATRE Jas Q. Clemmer, Mgr. IN A MOST UNUSUAL STORY “THE CASE OF BECKY” 5 ADDED ATTRACTIONS COMING SATURDAY INTER GARD THEATRE Jas. Q. Clemmer, Mgr. 11 A. M, 1357.9 P. M. —CONTINUOUS— AND NO ADVANCE IN PRICES (BLUE MOUSE F353 THEATREE . Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE. GROTE-RANKIN G2) OTTO F. KEGEL, President, Ina Sale—Greatl y Underpriced Two Styles of Brass Beds « $29.50 = These Brass Beds have been taken from our stock and radically reduced because the quantity is limited. In every way these brass beds are most attractive. Made of satin brass, beautifully ornamented. Their posts and filling rods are large and substantial, and the pricing in no measure represents the remarkable values. the beds are at $29.50 each. Friday Brings Astonishing Savings in The Bedding |; A hundred dozen Pillow Cases, made of good muslin, size 42x36, are offered at 19¢ each, or $2.25 dozen. Limit of 1 dozen to a customer. A ery ar yards 6 ore Flannel in very good w es wide, priced for Friday at 15¢ yard. Fifteen hundred yards of Dress Ging- hams, $2 inches .wide, in a variety of including stripes, plaids, checks, plain colors, and 30-inch Romper Suitings, are repriced at 25¢ desirable patterns, yard. ° Linoleum That will preserve ana beautify your linoleum and will make it much easier to clean, is re- duced for Friday’s sell- ing— Pints . Quarts .... —Second Floor, Rug Section | Two Sizes of Coal Hods Are Priced Less Friday Strong, Black Japanned Coal Hods that you can make, good use of at this time of the year. No. 7, special. ..49¢ No. 8, special. . .59¢ Heavy Galvanized Wash Tubs Are Specially Priced These, have raised bot- toms and heavy wire rims in addition to the re- inforced tub attachments. The No. 2 size is priced +++ TO@ The No. 8 size is priced Rts 89¢ Section One hundred pairs of Plaid of a superior quality cotton, size inches, in striking colors, speci: One hundred and Cloths—fifty serviceable clo cerized cloths, in special patterns, extra good values, each $1.50. Fifty dozen Double-thread Bath Tow- els of generous size and extra good weight, and very absorbent texture, special at 45¢ each. ; ' s REASSSYRRED TORS EEDA AER RED RP Rees es eases > iE All Sorts of New Things | To Be Made Into Christmas Gifts : The new Are Needlework Section features many new things that will have their appeal to women who plan | to make gifts for Christmas giving. ; : —Lunch Sets priced at 65¢ to $4.85. * —Card Table Covers, priced 75¢, 85¢, $1.00. “ —Towels of absorbent huck material and linen, priced |] 25¢ to $1.85—all stamped ready for embroidering. — —Turkish Towels, Combing Jackets and Bath Towel Sets—sets consist of large towel and jacket, stamped for effective embroidering, priced $1.50. — Friday a Special Sale of | Kapock Cushions | | Pure Java Kapock Cushions, carefully filled and covered with white cambric. If you are planning to © include cushions among your Christmas gifts, tomor- row is a good time to save on the following: Size 22-inch, square Cushions.. Size 24-inch, square Cushions Size 22-inch, round Cushions ‘A Sale of Imported White Granite Ware Provides very gratifying savings to the housewife who favors these attractive cooking utensils. There are: 4-quart Granite Covered Kettles. . 4-quart Granite Covered Sauce Pai S-quart Granite Convex Kettles. 5-quart Granite Covered Sauce Pans. 10-quart Granite Pails * 6-quart Granite Covered Convex K Gquart Granite Preserving Kettles 2-quart Granite Double Boilers. .. 2-quart Granite Tea Pots... 2-quart Granite Coffee Pots. 4quart Granite Tea Kettles....