The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921, PAGE 3 New Screen Star Coming to Clemmer; Blue Mouse Offers Curwood Drama; Hold-Over Boxing Pictures Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s _ THE GROTE=RANKIN CO QT10 F.KEGEL President) Fifth Avenue and Pike Street Four Styles of Heaters Are Offered at Reduced Prices At a time when you require a heater most, prices are lowered on wood and coal, and wood heaters, to effect a clearance on the styles enumerated. They represent models that will not be carried in the future. ING Saturday, at the mer theatre, local film fans will have their first opportunity to see Miss Dupont, the young actress described by Ralph Miller, noted Call fornia artivts, as the most beauuful bio: rhea, Miss Dupont is featured tn “The Rage of Paris,” a colorful society drama, with its absorbing action ex tending from the New York smart set to the Parisian night life and into the desert wa of Arabia. Tonight, for the last time, “The Fox,” starring Harry Carey, will be shown. SECOND NEAR SENECA HELD OVER FOR SECOND BIG WEEK! eee FE MOUSE ‘« Country and the Law,” the newest of Curwood photodramas, will be the next feature of the Blue Mouse, following the long run of ‘Queen of Sheba,” which closes to. night. One of the main themes of the new Curwood picture of the great North woods is that of superstition. Like other of Curwood's tales, the characters are mainly French Cana. dians—and this temperamental ad. mixture of races are famous for the number and kind of their eupersti- tions and beliefs, Gladys Leslie plays the leading feminine rola eee DAVID WARK : GRIFFITH'S New Patent Heaters —that burn wood or coal with equally satisfying results are offered at decided savings. The 18-inch, edium-sized Mister, $s SUN Ge egedni $33.50 The 21-inch, a | i heater, is reduced t0.----seme DSODO Airtight Heaters —with cast-iron top and base, made with large swinging vig lid, are reduced $10. 50 STRAND A des w. —* wonderful sereen Jeo houses range" cm : be held if over a few days longer. While the whole cast ts one of the strongest ever assembled by the great producer the honors go to lit. tle Miss Lillian Gish, whose portrayal of Ann Moore truly is wonderful. | Griefith has some clever touches of ¢ ae well as several paating Ineidenta to the story, . to. i mur \) iw INTER GARDEN | The Dempsey-Carpentier world's championship pictures will be held a few days longer at the Win- arden. This film is creating a at deal of interest among boxing fans: and the camera man caught the two men in action from every angle As a runner up to the boxing Imatch Dempsey and Carpentier are | ishown in training Just before the big Jersey City bout. . REX by Miss DuPont, a new screen luminary coming to the Clem- Olive Tell in “Love Without Quee-|mer Saturday. Lower left, jtion” and Thomas Santachi in “Lor-| Jack Dempsey at the Winter we, Beh yakgtee: what wah tme|Garden in the Dempsey-Car- shown at the Rex beginning Satur pentier world’s championship day boxing contest picture; Gladys Leslie, coming to the Never an Wood and Coal Heaters —that are attractive and that will give splen- did satisfaction, are included in this clear- ance, The 19-inch size is. priced at... .$21.85 The 21-inch size is priced at... .$23.85 . The 24-inch size is priced at... .$25.85 The Howard Gem Oak —a_coal-burning heater that has demonstrated itself to be a very efficierit weg . $15. 50 oe COLISEUM Tonight will be the last chance to lsee Mary Pickford in "Little Lord Fauntleroy,” at the Coliseum. Be ginning Saturday the new show |will feature Elsie Ferguson in |“Footlights,” her latest Paramount | production, in which she plays dual role of great dramatic power. The characters are but common clay, Rita Welman is the author of yet this play holds every audience spell- ff *Fe™=™™" . . , bound by the realism of both scenes and §—)8"*'™ In “The Great Impersonation™ the ‘The Rantach! feature ts a virile out- door story and “Love Without Ques-| Binge Mouse in the Curwood “Bive Blase". starring Laster Seen, Cah» Comply, ond Cuneo, ents tonight. The Masterpiece of the Screen’s Genius! saver, is reduced to.......... human emotions. No other picture has so stirred Amer- ea’s soul! tenderly and suffers brutally. It strikes with thundering force the smug narrowness which tears into the very heart of the girl who loves In the cast: LILLIAN GISH, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, BURR McINTOSH, KATE BRUCE, CREIGHTON HALE, MRS. MORGAN BELMONT. Last Times Friday— LESTER CUNEO In “BLUE BLAZES” SATURDAY Olive Tell —in— “Love Without Question” A Heart Drama —and— Tom Santschi <li “Lorraine of the Timber Lands” A Western Story |home dyeing is guaranteed. |“ Mother, Barbara Castleton and Edward Earle are to play the leads In “Easy Money” to be filmed in Cleveland by Samuel Bradley. cee Little Charlotte Jackson, Tom Meighan's hero worshipper in “The Prince Chap,” plays with him again in “A Prince There Was.” Her Old Skirt Dyed to Make Baby a Coat} Each package of “Diamond Dyes | Contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint her old, worn, faded things new. Even if she has never dyed before, she can put a new, rich color into shabby skirts, dresses, waists, coats, stock- ings, sweaters, coverings, draperies, hangings, everything. Buy Diamond Dyes—no other kind—then perfect Just tell your druggist whether the ma terial you wish to dye is wool or silk or whether it Is lnen, cotton, or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never streak, spot, fade, or run— Advertine! bring some of Boldt’s Milk Bread nom: SECOND AVENUE, neor PIKE LAST TIMES TODAY! HARRY CAREY in “THE FOX” IVS THE TALK OF THE TOWN—BETTER STARTS TOMORROW—4 DAYS BTHE E AGE POF PARIS’; "Im ONTV ENSAL DICTURI pan cond ‘Advertisement, | | Paramount picture open at the} Liberty Saturday following the final showing tonight of “Pilgrims of the there is a scene representing replica of the beautiful boudoir of | Marie Antoinnette, one of the most famous figures in French history, In thia pleture it is used as the boudoir of the leading woman, Ann Forrest. “The Great Impersonation” is a |George Melford production BEBE'S ADVANCE ‘The most interesting thing about “Breaking Into Broadway,” an old Harold Lioyd comedy just re-issued, is the work of Bebe Daniels. She was “green” to the camera when |that wae made. In almost every one of her scenes she stopped to look | squarely into the camera. That's Until Friday Night Only “PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT” STARTING SATURDAY—The most baffling mystery picture of the year very, very bad studio etiquet, you |know. And now Bebe‘s a star in her own right, eee PICTURE PATTER Snub Pollard’s next movie ts “On Location,” a satire on movies, eee Theodore Kosloff fights a duel with Mahion Hamilton in “The Lane That Had No Turning.” eee Prince Ferdinand Pignapelll took part in a movie at Marshal Neflan’s studio, Yep, they all fall for the movies, eee ‘The next two Pola Negri fitms to be released in America are “The Tast Payment” and “The Red Pea. P NOW PLAYING | JIMMY AUBREY COMEDY “The Tourists” | PATHE NEWS JACK O'DALE At the Wurlitzer ADMISSION 206 Any Time Tax Included THE GREAT IMPERSONATION By E. Phillips Oppenheim With James Kirkwood and Ann F orrest The Story of a Man Who Fools the World by Living His Own Life A Picture Crammed With Amazing THRILLS! MYSTERY! ACTION! MALOTTE on the Wurlitzer Playing “Sally in Our Alley” LIBERTY NEWS Stanford-Washington Foot- Jap voys Thra Seattle, Coeds ing U.of W. Mem, Barn yard Golf. JIMMY AUBREY —In— “The Applicant” Two-Part Comedy Outing Fund Stolen by “Meanest Man” EDINBURGH, Nov. 4 — The “meanest thief tn Scotland” broke into the poorhouse at Auchencloich, Ayshire, and stole $4 that had been contributed to give the inmates an outing. Rather Discouraging, Don’t You Know Soviet Rulers Extend Operations He Is Fined for Contempt of Court CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 4A soviet government has been set up in the Persian province of Turk- mania, All land has been divided among the peasantry. SOUTHWARK, Eng, Nov. 4— The board of guardians has Lay ed permission to give women CUMBERLAND, Md, Nov. 4-4 ‘When the case against Henry Mar cus was called in court here the defendant failed to answer, A few minutes later @ guard arrived and said that the lock on Marcus’ cell was broken and the door could not pers four ounces of candy a week |be opened. A blacksmith released instead of snuff, ‘the prisoner in time to be fined $50, JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD PRESENTS HIS LATEST GRIPPING STORY OF THE NORTH WOODS TOMORROW AND FOR THE WEEK PARIS, Nov. 4.—Awakening from a nap on a train between Lison and St, Brienc, Prof. Albert Terhune of Oxford university found the entire lintng of his coat cut away and his/ pocketbook gone with its contents of $5,000 in bills QUIT MEAT WHEN KIDNEYS BOTHER Take a glass is of Salts before breakfast if your Back hurts or Bladder is troubling you No man or woman who eats meat regularly can make a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, says & well-known authority. Meat) forms uric acid which excites the kidneys, they become over-worked | from the strain, get sluggish and fail to filter the waste and poisons from the blood, then we get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, dizzine: sleeplessness and urinary disord come from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, | full of sediment, irregular of’ pas: sage or attended by a sensation of scalding, stop eating meat, and get | about four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; thke a tablespoonful in a glass of water before break- | fast and in a few days your kidneys | | will act fine, ‘This famous salts is | |made from the acid of grapes and jlemon juice, combined with this, | and has been used for generations | jto flush and stimulate the kidne; also to neutralize the acids in uri so it no longer causes irritation, thus ending bladder weakness, Jad Salts is inexpensive agd can- not injure; makes a delightful fervescent lithia-water drink which everyone should take now and then| to keep the kidneys clean and active |and the blood pure, thereby avold- ing serious kidney complications,— ‘GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE LAW THE CALL OF THE NORTH COMES AGAIN FROM THE MASTER PEN OF CURWOOD TO THRILL AND ENTERTAIN LJ ie li tener LAST TIMES TONIGHT “QUEEN OF SHEBA” The OneHigh Grade fa | PackageTea ‘| that sells for so little! f (nn